Theatre & Arts

By BelindaL

Rock Musical Knights Of The Rose Hits All The Wrong Notes

Kitsch Olde England comes to the West End.

★★☆☆☆

By Matthew Holder

Imperium Speaks Truth To Power At Gielgud Theatre

The rise and fall of Roman Senator Cicero says a lot about today’s demagogues.

★★★★☆

By Londonist Staff

Ever Seen A Giant, Oversized Fried Egg On A Tube Platform? Unbelievably, Now You Can

Seriously, no yolk.

By James FitzGerald

Poldark Star Aidan Turner Stars In Blood-Soaked Black Comedy The Lieutenant of Inishmore

A fearless and relevant work.

★★★★☆

By Harry Rosehill

Gay's The Word Wants You To Notice It

Welcome to London's only LGBT bookshop.

Art & Photography

By Will Noble

Rainbow Coloured Pride Post Box Appears In Soho

The birth of an LGBTQ landmark?

By Will Noble

Scone With Nice Cup Of Tea Is Optimum Afternoon Tea Theme, Experts Confirm

Three-year experiment is over.

By Will Noble

Londoner Without Garden Not Particularly Fussed About Getting 'Touch Of Overnight Rain'

"That'll teach people to afford gardens".

By Johnny Fox

One Night In Bangkok: The King And I At London Palladium

The biggest show in town right now.

★★★★★

By Will Noble

Mary Poppins' London House Gets A Blue Plaque

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

What Are The Unmissable Exhibitions In July?

Banksy's back.

By Matthew Holder

Powerful Performances Illuminate The Winter’s Tale

The Globe’s latest production balances the light and dark of this problem play with great clarity.

★★★★☆

By Johnny Fox

The Young Vic Has Finally Come Of Age With Fun Home

A fluid and tender production.

★★★★★

Art & Photography

By M@

The 2018 Sculpture In The City Is The Best Yet

19 sculptures to spot in the Square Mile.

By Paul Ewing

Heathers The Musical Is A Refreshingly Black High School Comedy

High school angst, the importance of being popular... and murder

By Johnny Fox

One For Sorrow Is An Effective Exploration Of Fear Culture

A play to see, and a writer to watch.

★★★★☆

By Will Noble

Cowboy Comedian Wilson Dixon Makes Us Yee-Ha-Ha-Ha

Crenshaw Vs Dixon? This town is big enough for the both of them.

★★★★☆

By BelindaL

Turn Of The Screw Is More Sleepy Than Scary

Completely plotless.

★★☆☆☆

Art & Photography

By M@

David Bowie: Street Art Legend

Dancing in the street art.

By Chris Bridges

Be Born Is Clumsy And Amateurish Theatre

A play that's more swings than roundabouts.

★☆☆☆☆

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

Michael Jackson At National Portrait Gallery - This One's A Thriller

Warning: this review contains dangerous and bad puns.

★★★★★

By Tabish Khan

Pregnant Dissection And A Dolphin Skull: The Most Eclectic Objects To Be Found In The Horniman Museum's New Gallery

Eclectic objects from across the world.

By M@

Catch Hitchcock On The Big Screen This Summer

60 years since Vertigo.

Art & Photography

By Tabish Khan

Depression, Poverty And Loneliness In A Moving Photography Exhibition

A double bill of heartache.

★★★★☆