Tagged in ARTS AND EVENTS
By Tiffany Pritchard

Opera Review: Medea At The ENO

Ancient Greek tragedy gets modern retelling.
By M@

Encounters: Art Meets Science At The British Library

The BL teams up with its arty neighbour to put on an exhibition.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Becoming Picasso @ Courtauld Gallery

One year of work shows us how Picasso became one of the greatest artists.

By Sam Parton

Where To Play Sport In London: Part K

Karate, Kayaking, Kickboxing, Kitesurfing, Korfball and Kung Fu.
By Ben_Fowler

Preview: Reel Islington Film Festival 2013

The independent film festival returns for a second year with its theme, 'A Place Called England.'
By M@

Things To Do In London Today: Tuesday 19 February 2013

Fill your day with deception, War Child, Tube talk and Brian Cox.
By M@

Curious City: London-Themed Film And Chat In A City Church

Mark Mason talks the walk, and Marc Isaacs screens Men of the City.
By Sam Smith

Theatre Review: Chess @ Union Theatre

A West End quality show in the most intimate of settings.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Preview: Comedian Dies In The Middle Of A Joke @ Bethnal Green Working Men's Club

Part murder mystery, part interactive theatre, all funny.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: The Bride And The Bachelors @ Barbican Art Gallery

Duchamp and his disciples push the boundaries for defining art.

By M@

Week In Geek: 18-24 February 2013

London events for people with curious minds.
By Ben_Fowler

Preview: Returning To Oz At BFI Southbank

BFI Southbank celebrates the enduring legacy of Frank L Baum's classic stories on film.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London Today: 18 February 2013

Half-term fun, fashion, live music, film and stalking.

By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Rosemarie Trockel - A Cosmos @ Serpentine

Bizarre surrealism from an upside down palm tree to insects conducting extramarital affairs.
By Lindsey

Free & Cheap London Events: 18-24 February

Children's disco, sociology, community film, KaraUke, Haringey and death.

By AndrewT

Theatre Review: Dear World @ Charing Cross Theatre

Quirky and entertaining rendition of Broadway musical.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: There's A Rabbit In The Moon @ Barbican

Magical, dreamy and imaginative children's theatre - great for half term.

By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 17-23 February

Our pick of the week's comedy nights.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Looking At The View @ Tate Britain

Art highlighting how we've changed the way we look at the world.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Walking Through The Rain Room @ Barbican Centre

A video of the Barbican's insanely popular installation.
By Sam Smith

Theatre Review: Rhinocéros @ Barbican

Eugène Ionesco’s 1959 play, showing as part of the Barbican's Dancing around Duchamp season.

By Lindsey

Things To Do In London This Weekend: 16-17 February

Fashion, poems, rowing, walks, vintage buses and The Bill.

By Londonist

Comedy Review: The Freewheelin' Cariad Lloyd @ Soho Theatre

Cariad Lloyd's Edinburgh show offers a lot of energy as well as some "solidly okay" jokes.
By Jemma

Dance Review: Two Cigarettes In The Dark @ Sadler's Wells

Testing but vital: a rarely seen marmite of a Wuppertal work.