An original play about a book about a life, which might have been better as a book.
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Family opera based on Philip Pullman's novel is a visual spectacle.
Wrinkly rockers play 44 years to the day since their last gig in the park.
Vote for your favourites, then join us on the pub crawl.
An utterly ridiculous ballet saved only by its lead duo.
Poi and Lisbeth Salander will never be the same again.
June exhibition to explore masterpieces through live music.
The ballet belongs to Natalia Osipova, with her superb technique and beautiful characterisation.
Your entries from yesterday's caption comp.
Mexican artist Pedro Reyes re-purposes instruments of war and destruction.
Terrible puns, good chicken.
Builder Bob has spilled mustard all over his sign. Can you work out what it should say?
White sands, blue skies ... and a rusting tractor?
The Big Egg Hunt is back, in time for Easter.
A festival dedicated to salvaged video tape footage, especially the weird, wacky and wonderful.
Duke of Edinburgh and Duchess of Cambridge make up an august trio of trainspotters.
Award-winning choreography and some remarkable performances.
Filled with quirky and entertaining characters and plenty of excitement, this is more of a show than a ballet.
Yinka Shonibare's bold and humorous sculptures poke fun at the financial sector.
Landscape photography at its finest - from space to environmental disasters.
Plenty of bloodlust in paintings of boxing and war
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Dioramas of taxidermied animals and an insect boxing match in this free exhibition.
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