Theatre & Arts

By Chris Bridges

Follies Returns To National Theatre In An All-Singing, All-Dancing Triumph

Stephen Sondheim's sharp witticisms - with added rhinestones.

★★★★★

By Neil Dowden

New Production Of Psychodrama Equus Is A Galloping Success

Surreal humour seamlessly interwoven with heavy drama.

★★★★☆

By Matthew Holder

Only Fools And Horses The Musical: He Who Dares, Wins... Almost

Impressive acts of mimicry, but short on ambition.

★★★☆☆

By Will Tizard

Theatre Review: Berberian Sound Studio At Donmar Warehouse

Even more arresting than the original film

★★★★★

By Neil Dowden

Prison Drama Jesus Hopped The ‘A’ Train Asks Tough Questions

A dark comedy drama set in New York’s Rikers Island prison.

★★★☆☆

By Will Noble

We're Bewitched By This Filthy Comedy Duo

Do Norris and Parker only come out at night?

★★★★☆

Art & Photography

Five Artists To Look Out For At Talented Art Fair 2019

Live painting, music, and a stunning selection of affordable art.

By Hari Mountford

Come From Away: The New 9/11 Musical Is An Utter Triumph

A goosebump-inducing production about the kindness of strangers and the power of people.

★★★★★

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

Delightful Miniature Treasures Go On Display At National Portrait Gallery

Is this what sexting looked like in the 16th century?

★★★★☆

By Mike Clarke

Agnes Colander At Jermyn Street Theatre: A Bold Revival That Doesn't Pay Off

Reprising a work whose own author said it should probably be destroyed.

★★☆☆☆

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

Meet The Artists Setting Up A Skip Inside Selfridges

Look out for a surprise in the fitting room.

Art & Photography

By Harry Rosehill

This Photographer Explored London's City Within A City: The Square Mile

Inside the City.

By Franco Milazzo

The Justice Syndicate: A Highly Engaging Experience Where You Decide The Outcome

Join forces with 11 other ticketholders to decide a verdict on a fictional prosecution case.

★★★★★

By Franco Milazzo

Three Hour-Long Opera Akhenaten Is A Class Act

A gorgeous and imaginative visual feat.

★★★★☆

By Hannah Foulds

The Girl On The Train Comes To The Stage With As Much Thrill As A Tannoy Announcement

Not very thrilling, as thrillers go.

★★☆☆☆

By Neil Dowden

Arthur Miller’s The Price Reveals The Cost Of Life Decisions

David Suchet steals the show with his vaudevillian-style patter.

★★★★☆

By Will Noble

Gillian Anderson? Lily James? Nah, The Real Star Of All About Eve Is The Script

Hollywood stars put bums on seats. The writing keeps them there.

★★★☆☆

By Lydia Manch

Garrett Millerick's Sunflower: Fast And Furious. And Surprisingly Tender

Big punchlines, tight pacing and some brutal takedowns of minor celebrities.

★★★★★

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

A Cheetah And A Carnival: A Diverse Double Bill At Hayward Gallery

Challenging and baffling.

★★★☆☆

By M@

Victorian Instagram: Watercolour World Reveals London Before The Camera

Beautiful new site reveals a lost London.

Art & Photography

Feel The LoveSpot: A Giant Pulsating Heart Comes To Wembley Park

Amour-inducing art in London's new creative hub.

By Alice Grahame

Unicorn Theatre Brings Icarus To 21st Century London

The Greek myth has been updated for modern audiences.

★★★☆☆

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

These London Bedrooms Tell Heartbreaking Stories

A look into the lives of London's most disadvantaged children.

By Mike Clarke

No Kids Is Proof That 'Gay Theatre' Still Has Something New To Say

The real-life story of a gay couple's family dilemma.

★★★☆☆