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Ticket Alert: The Comedy Crawl

A comedy jamboree to match the music festival on bank holiday weekend.

Visit The Wallace Collection In 1759

Let the Wallace Collection transport you back in time with a "Day in the 18th Century".

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 15 – 21 February

It's a big week for the arty side of London. Tomorrow sees the opening three impressive new shows. Plus we bring you the dance, opera and theatre highlights for the next seven days.

Music Choice: 14-20 February

Preview: ProLondon Conference

A who's-who of London lefties gather at Congress House to rally against spending cuts.

Preview: Big Issue Sleepover At Spitalfields Market

Spend the night in Spitalfields Market and help raise money for the Big Issue.

Inside The Brunel Tunnel Shaft

Tonight: a rare chance to visit the tunnel shaft where IK Brunel almost died.

Theatre Review: The Last Five Years @ The Tabard, W4

Jason Robert Brown's song cycle charting the break-up of a young marriage gives third-placed 'Dorothy' Lauren Samuels her moment in the spotlight in a good-looking production in Chiswick

Music Review: Girl Talk, I Am Woman @ The Pheasantry SW3

Loose Women meets the coolest of song stylings in a classy cabaret from Mari Wilson, Gwyneth Herbert and the sensational Barb Jungr at the top of her form.

The Idler Academy: Coming Soon

News of a fun new venue for the curious procrastinator.

Dance Review: Resolution! 12 February 2011

A rare sprinkle of star quality peps up Resolution! in the form of Royal Ballet dancer, Edward Watson. But it's the works sandwiching his performance that really impress.

Theatre Review: Side Effects @ Rich Mix

10 mg dance, 8mg theatre, 3.75 ml science: Side Effects is a performance exploring society's relationship to medicine. Can it make us feel better about what we take to feel better?

Theatre Review: The Heretic @ Royal Court

Plays about climate change are all the rage right now, it seems, and if the National’s Greenland was a little dry and statistic-heavy for your taste, you’ll be pleased to find the Royal Court’s efforts a lot more passionate and character-centred.

Opera Review: Troy Boy @ Upstairs At The Gatehouse

Unshaven tenors and Essex-blonde sopranos serve up pub opera in a sort of 'Troy of the Rovers' with superb voices and bargain pricing.

Flamenco Festival Review: Israel Galvan @ Sadler’s Wells

You've never seem Flamenco like this.

Theatre Review: The Children's Hour @ the Comedy Theatre

Keira Knightley and Elisabeth Moss make a richly talented pairing; it's a shame the play's so poor

Live Music Preview: Gruff Rhys @ Cadogan Hall

Super Furry Animals front man Gruff Rhys plays a solo show at Cadogan Hall on 22 February.

What's On In London At The Weekend? 11-13 February

Live radio, snowdrops, Flamenco, comedy, classical music, circus, dubstep, daylight music, dance, live music, sleaze and classic film.

William And Kate Punk Mural On Southbank

Artist paints ultimate tabloid fodder on Southbank.

Ticket Alert: Gigs on Sale This Morning

With a country music institution, an annual charity shindig at the Albert Hall, a spot of folky pop and some noisy rock, there's a gig on sale for everyone this morning.

Preview: Daylight Music @ Union Chapel

Free eclectic music gigs for Saturday afternoons in Islington.

Londonist Out Loud: A Podcast For London, 10 February 2011

Theatre, music, poetry and cabaret in a tumbledown church in Islington.

Dance Review: Resolution! 8 February 2011

Aspects of modern humanity explored through 3 contemporary dance pieces.

Live Weekend Preview: Last of the Red Wine @ ICA

Three episodes of an arty radio sit-com are currently being devised, rehearsed and will be performed live at the ICA this weekend.