Theatre & Arts

By Will Noble

See Costumes From The Crown In The Window Of This Central London Department Store

Netflix comes to Heal's.

By Phillipa Ellis

Seussical The Musical: A High Energy Production Full Of Beloved Dr Seuss Characters

We're exhausted just watching it.

★★★★☆

By Hari Mountford

Dance Review: Unknown Soldier Is A Tearless Affair

Muted world war one ballet.

★★★★☆

By M@

East Finchley's Phoenix Cinema Needs Cash, Quick

Help save the historic picture house.

By Alice Grahame

There's Nothing Grim About Philip Pullman's Grimm's Tales At Unicorn Theatre

A charming foray through the works of the Brothers Grimm.

★★★★☆

By Hari Mountford

Chutney At Bunker Theatre Takes A Clever Look At The Gruesome Topic Of Pet Murderers

An enjoyable and intelligent black comedy tackling pet murderers.

★★★☆☆

By Hari Mountford

Theatre Review: The Funeral Director Depicts A Forbidden Love

Love in a funeral parlour.

★★★☆☆

By Johnny Fox

Theatre Review: Summer And Smoke Is More Than Smoke And Mirrors

Tennessee Williams' forgotten play.

★★★★☆

Christmas in London

By Laura Reynolds

Christmas At Kew Gardens 2018: In Photos

Over a million lights make it the best year yet.

Museums & Galleries

By Harry Rosehill

A Curator's Favourite Thing... In Museum Of London

Chatting to the Curator of Making.

Art & Photography

By Laura Reynolds

'Stop Knife Crime' Street Art Appears In Old Street

It's the work of street artist Ben Eine.

By M@

Fake Britain: A Map Of Fictional Locations In England, Scotland And Wales

Hogwarts? Bleak House? Holby?

By Alex Hopkins

A Mesmerising Performance Of Britten's War Requiem By English National Opera

A humbling and unforgettable evening.

★★★★★

By Harry Rosehill

The Feminist Library Needs Help To Find A New Home

It's moving to Peckham.

Christmas in London

By Laura Reynolds

After Dark At Chiswick House: A First Look At London's New Light Festival

Take a selfie beneath a supermoon.

By Londonist

Miss Out On Spice Girls Tickets? Denim - The Reunion Tour Is The Show For You

In this case, at least there's five of them.

★★★☆☆

By Neil Dowden

Pinter Perplexes And Perturbs In Double Bill

Pinter short play season continues.

★★★☆☆

By Neil Dowden

Pinter Plays Explore Landscape Of Loneliness and Alienation

Tragedy alternates with comedy.

★★★★☆

By Londonist Staff

Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody Lyrics Are Lighting Up Carnaby Street This Christmas

No not that Queen, the other Queen.

Art & Photography

By Laura Reynolds

There's A New Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald Exhibition - And It's Free

A free exhibition in Soho.

By Laura Reynolds

Mary Poppins Returns: Events And Afternoon Teas To Celebrate The New Film

Where to get your own spoonful of sugar.

By M@

Where To Find Hedgehogs In Central London

Just one prickle of hedgehogs left.

By Maire Rose Connor

Rediscovering The East End's Yiddisher Jazz Scene

New musical compilation tells a colourful tale of the Cockney Jewish experience.

By Harry Rosehill

Which Part Of London Still Watches TV In Black And White The Most?

Proper vintage kit.