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London International Documentary Film Festival 13-28 May

Martin Scorsese, Ayrton Senna and Hugh Hefner: just a few of the big names making up this year's LIDF programme

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 19-25 April

Australia comes to the British Museum; Joseph heads to Wimbledon; and the Royal Festival Hall heads back to the 1950s. Just a taster of what's on in London this week...

Theatre Preview: The Tempest @ Barbican’s Silk Street Theatre

Shakespeare. In Russian. But don't be put off - here's why you should be excited about this new production coming to the Barbican...

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 5-11 April

Our pick of the theatre, art, dance, opera and exhibition highlights opening in London this week

Spill Festival 2011: Infection Coming Soon

The Spill Festival of Performance is back with a new theme for 2011: infection.

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

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

Photo of the Day: Caption Required #69

What's been going on at Barbican?

Review: The Sapphires @ Barbican

War, racism, an Australian Idol winner and some soul classics.

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 1–7 March

We're off to see the Wizard this week! And Dorothy's not the only one entering a fantasy world with interesting footwear: Alice heads into a ballet Wonderland at the Royal Opera House, and The Red Shoes opens at BAC...

Preview: Barbican Weekender, 5/6 March

Theatre, dance, music, film, food, visual arts, spoken word...the Barbican Centre's big Weekender has it all (sponsored post).

Musical Preview: The Sapphires @ Barbican Theatre

A heart wrenching true story of family, love and war uplifted by singalong soul train classics.

Theatre Review: The Blue Dragon @ Barbican

The creative genius behind Cirque du Soleil's Totem is back with his latest play.

London's Labyrinths And Mazes

In which we tell our readers to 'get lost'.

Review: The Irrepressibles @ The Barbican

Barbican’s Disruption: A Fashion Performance on Saturday night provided a mesmeric concoction of fashion, music and dance.

Mime Fest Review: Du Goudron et des Plumes @ Barbican

Marooned on a large platform that swings on chains in a cavernous sea of black space, five silent performers bounce off each other for 75 minutes as they experience the wild emotions of being confined in a small space.

Mime Fest Review: Flesh and Blood & Fish and Fowl @ The Pit, Barbican Centre

American theatre artists Geoff Sobelle and Charlotte Ford bring their hugely entertaining, dark satire on corporate life, office politics and human nature to the Barbican as part of the 2011 London International Mime Festival.

Arts Ahead: What's New in London 14 – 20 December

As Christmas creeps closer, London's cultural calendar rolls over and lets its tummy be tickled by endless children's shows and pantomimes. Where else in the world can you see a Hamlet adapted for kids in the same city as the Hoff stars as Hook in Peter Pan? There's also Japanese cinema, American art and French farce. And dancing squirrels.

Theatre Review: Black Watch @ The Barbican

If it’s a quiet night out at the theatre you’re after then you might be better off seeking out some other review, since The National Theatre of Scotland’s Black Watch is 110 minutes spent under near constant bombardment with mortars, IEDs and C-bombs.

Review: London Jazz Festival - TrioVD & AfroCubism

Chris Sharkey, Christophe de Bezenac and Chris Bussey, collectively fiery contemporary British jazz outfit TrioVD, positioned themselves cosily at the right side of the ICA’s theatre stage, perhaps lulling you into a false sense of security.

Review: Barbican Foodhall And Barbican Lounge

After a summer's worth of refurbishment and a pair of name changes, two of the Barbican's three dining spaces re-opened at the beginning of October. Here's what we made of them.

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 23 – 29 November

The Good Life's Margot hits the West End tonight as Mrs Malaprop in The Rivals. Other new theatre shows this week include two shows from the fantastic Little Angel Puppet Theatre, and the first of London's big pantos for Christmas 2010. Our art recommendations include shows in Hampstead, at the ICA, and the National Maritime Museum...

Preview: Japanese Cinema @ The Barbican

Theatre Review: Shun-Kin @ The Barbican

Arts Ahead: What's On in London 2 - 8 November