Theatre & Arts

By M@

The Delightful Doors Of Whitechapel

New book peers over the E1 threshold.

By Londonist Staff

Merry Band Of Brothers And Sisters Take On The Henrys At Globe Theatre

This new take on Shakespeare is a joy to experience.

Art & Photography

By Will Noble

A Salacious And Shocking Aubrey Beardsley Exhibition Is Coming To London

Largest exhibition for 50 years.

By Will Noble

Noooo! Now London's Iconic Borderline Venue Is Closing

It's hosted everyone from Amy Winehouse to Spinal Tap.

By Mike Clarke

Theatre Review: Fanny And Stella Brings Victorian Crossdressing Celebrities To Life

Getting dragged up in front of the judge.

★★★★☆

By M@

London Is A Forest: Woody Revelations In New Book

Know your acer from your elder bough.

By Alannah Dorli Jones

Death Of A Salesman: Wendell Pierce’s Loman Won’t Sell You Short At The Young Vic

Original, and utterly devastating.

★★★★☆

By Lydia Manch

The Swell Mob: Enter A Victorian Saloon Hiding A Dark Secret In This Immersive Show

This is no ordinary bar.

★★★☆☆

By Alice Grahame

Jude The Obscure Becomes Judith At Hampstead Theatre

Visually striking but narratively unconvincing.

★★★☆☆

By Neil Dowden

Reform And Tradition Clash In Ibsen’s Rosmersholm

Guilt, secrets and traumatic events.

★★★★☆

Art & Photography

By Harry Rosehill

A Tube Driver's Photos Of The East End In Colour From The 1980s

A time of change.

By Johnny Fox

In Avalanche, Maxine Peake Brings The Heartbreak Of IVF To The Stage

In vitro, veritas

★★★★☆

Art & Photography

By Harry Rosehill

The Fairy Bodyguard Of North London

Meet the Spriggan.

Art & Photography

By Will Noble

A David Attenborough Mural Has Appeared In East London

Fittingly on the side of a tropical fish shop.

By Lydia Manch

Murder Express: The Sinister Supperclub Is Back... With A Vengeance

Fine dining, high glamour, dark deeds.

By Laura Reynolds

Fleabag's Coming To The West End Stage - And Tickets Go On Sale Today

Tickets will be hotter than a priest commanding you to 'kneel'.

By Johnny Fox

Ham Of La Mancha: Crane Doesn’t Fly As Don Quixote At London Coliseum

Kelsey Grammer is left with nothing but bluster, clumsy physical comedy and flat aphorisms.

★★☆☆☆

Art & Photography

By Will Noble

In Pictures: London's Female Priests

"Priests are priests"

By Neil Dowden

Battle Of The Sexes Rages In Strindberg’s Creditors At Jermyn Street Theatre

Psychosexual game-playing with a savagely primal edge.

★★★★☆

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

The Best Exhibitions Opening In London In May 2019

Blockbuster exhibitions, art fairs and festivals.

By Paul Ewing

Dirty, Sexy Money: Market Boy At Union Theatre

A slice of life set to the music of the eighties is hard to resist.

★★★★☆

By Londonist Staff

Beautiful Photo Book Pays Tribute To The Brutalist Palace That Is Barbican Centre

Ode to the concrete fortress.

By Johnny Fox

Sally Field And Bill Pullman Shine In This Revival Of Arthur Miller's All My Sons

Home. Truths.

★★★★☆

By Hari Mountford

Men And Girls Dance Is A Moving Celebration Of Normal Relationships

Fighting a demonised perception.

★★★★☆