Tagged in ARTS AND EVENTS
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 23-29 March

The week ahead in literary London: Jennifer Egan, Nii Parkes, Michael Frayn, Michael Rosen and Costa winner Jo Shapcott. And more like that.
By Franco Milazzo

This Weekend's London Cabaret Zingers: 24-27 March 2011

In a new Londonist column, we reveal the best of the upcoming cabaret and burlesque action.
By caroliner

Preview: London Twestival 2011

The global local fundraising festival comes to London on 24th March 2011.
By Lindsey

Ticket Alert: Twitter Joke Trial Gig @ Bloomsbury Theatre

On sale this morning from 9am: tickets for the Twitter Joke Trial gig, Friday 15 April, 7.30pm at the Bloomsbury Theatre.
By Lindsey

Preview: Caravanserai Fringe Binge Fest @ Roundhouse

Binge on fringe with something new every 90 mins over 2 days next week courtesy of young creative talent.
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 22-28 March

Our pick of the dance, theatre, exhibitions and opera opening in London this week
By Johnny Fox

Theatre Review: Life Of Riley @ Richmond Theatre

Ayckbourn's 74th play skirts London with a teaser touring production, well worth a looksee at Windsor or Richmond.
By Amanda

Music Choice: 21-27 March

This week is all about rock. Experimental rock, indie rock, pop rock, folk rock, electro rock; this is the week to rock out
By Londonist

Back To Fashion Future: Imperial College RAG Week Fundraiser

Imperial College students strutted in their scanties to raise money for St Mary's Paediatric Unit.

By M@

London's North And South Circulars As Art Work

Most people who amble along the strepitous arc of the North Circular, or encounter an heroic traffic jam on its southern equivalent will not be thinking, 'hmm, you know what, this would make for wonderful photography'.
By M@

TONIGHT: Iain Sinclair In Conversation

Chance to see one of London's most respected authors for free.
By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: The Knot of the Heart @ Almeida Theatre

David Eldridge’s latest play takes a long, hard look at the nature of addiction and its devastating effects on a middle class family.
By Londonist

Review: Letters From America by Scottish Dance Theatre

Sexuality is to the fore as new American choreography celebrate 25 years of Scottish Dance Theatre.

By Zoe Craig

TONIGHT: Free Running Competition at the National Theatre

Urban acrobatics comes to the South Bank from 6pm tonight
By Franco Milazzo

Preview: The Robin Collective's Hive @ 56-58 Leather Lane

Visit the walk in bee hive for some apiary action.

By Lindsey

World's Strongest Man Qualifier At ExCel, Sunday 20 March

If budgie lover Geoff Capes was a childhood hero of yours get to the British Strongman Grand Prix tomorrow.

By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: Ecstasy @ Hampstead Theatre

A fascinating, heartrending drama about isolation, hardship and frustrated dreams.
By tikichris

Street Artist Skewville Adds Brooklyn Flavour to East End Gallery: Check it Out Tonight!

Street artist Skewville adds Brooklyn flavour to walls, windows, floor and more at High Roller Society gallery.
By Londonist

Threads at Unit 24 Gallery: Taking Art to the Drycleaners

A hybrid drycleaner-cum-art gallery near Tate Modern?
By johnn

Red Nose Day in London

A round-up of all the red nose-themed events around the capital today.

By johnn

Live Music Preview: Josh T. Pearson at the Union Chapel

The country/folk singer re-emerges with his first studio work in a decade and a special show at the Union Chapel.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London At The Weekend: 18-20 March

Our weekend post is brought to you by the TNT Travel Show, happening tomorrow!
By johnmcga

Ticket Alert: Gigs on Sale Friday 18 March

This week's onsales include a rapper with some dubious rhymes and a last hurrah for some north London stalwarts.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 19-25 March

Lay off the bank account and learn some stuff this week.