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By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 20-26 May

Our pick of next week's gigs, including Humphrey Ker, Austentatious, Andrew Lawrence and Frankie Boyle.
By Hazel

Flat C Art Gallery: Pink Does Not Exist - Curator Interview

Flat C is a new gallery for London, and the inaugural exhibition Pink Does Not Exist opens today... inside the curator's home.

By Sam Smith

Review: Swan Lake On Ice @ Royal Albert Hall

The most performed ballet in the world is brought to the ice.

By Dean Nicholas

The Photographers' Gallery Re-Opens

The gallery re-opens after a two year hiatus.

By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: Top Hat @ The Aldwych Theatre

Not quite "heaven", but completely charming nevertheless
By Londonist

Club Watch: Margaret Dygas, Pachanga Boys, Juan Atkins @ Fabric

THE king of techno & Berlin's minimal queen at London's clubbing capital
By M@

Roa Artwork Covered Up With Council Advert

Tower Hamlets accused of vandalism for covering over street art.
By Lise Smith

Review: Rambert Dance Company, Mixed Bill @ Sadler's Wells

A horny goatboy, neon vests, flashing forms and men in kilts.
By M@

Review: Mind The Map @ London Transport Museum

Beck and beyond.
By Sam Smith

Theatre Review: What The Butler Saw @ Vaudeville Theatre

Freud meets 'Carry On' in Joe Orton's classic farce.
By johnmcga

Ticket Alert: The Hives, Grimes, Dawes, Shed Seven

Those coordinated dressers The Hives are back. And there's another chance to catch Grimes later this year.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London This Weekend: 18-20 May

Dulwich Park Fair, HMS Belfast, Chelsea Fringe, Museums at Night, Canadian Film and more.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Preview: London Green Fair @ Regents Park

Environmentally friendly fun, and delicious food, 9-10 June.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Lit Preview: Vogon Poetry Slam @ Hackney Picturehouse

Hear some of the third worst poetry in the universe.

Preview: EastEnd Cabaret @ Priceless London Wonderground

Experience the comically perverse musical duo with a special offer on tickets (sponsored post).
By Simon Anderson

Theatre Review: Detroit @ National Theatre

A transfixing tale about breaking the monotony.
By M@

Preview: Museums At Night

This weekend, go explore an unfamiliar museum.
By helenbabbs

Preview: Chelsea Fringe Festival

New three-week festival guaranteed to get you into gardening.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 16-22 May

Book, poetry and spoken word events in London this week, including Mark Haddon, Hilary Mantel and Kate Summerscale.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Luke Martineau @ Panter & Hall

Excellent London landscapes within a diverse portfolio.
By M@

Preview: Stoke Newington Literary Festival

A Londony slant to an excellent lit fest.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Preview: Caught By The River Variety Show @ Southbank Centre

The eclectic website celebrates its fifth birthday.
By Tabish Khan

Artist Interview: Dominique Salm

We interview one of the talented artists featuring in the upcoming Animal Art Fair.
By Franco Milazzo

In Pictures: World Burlesque Games

Blazing hoops, swarovskis and strategically placed socks.