A show that really tugs at the heartstrings.
Who doesn't love a bit of Japanese style and architecture?
Only here for two weeks but definitely worth seeing.
Surely London's got this one...
A completely believable story, done with impeccable detail.
The world's biggest gallery of Blake's work.
Hip-hop to funk to rock and roll.
A disappointingly short run of a fantastic show.
Slipshod signage.
Top acting can't save the plot of this one.
Well, rock stars do enjoy a good line or two...
There's some clever storytelling in this stage adaptation.
Amazing street art.
We love a bit of giant art.
Where's Wally has nothing on this disappearing artist.
A thinly veiled look at his own marriage to Marilyn Monroe.
John Grindrod explains the wonders of concrete.
It's not exactly subtle, though.
Legendary venue for punk and jazz.
Learn about the tragic life of this 'broken' artist.
We did it. We went to Kent.
A powerful play that fails to translate to the present day.
A play in need of a reboot.
Banksy klaxon.
Londonist
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