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By AndrewT

Late Night Stand Up @ Soho Theatre's Comedy Bonk

Late laughs with Chris Dangerfield, Lloyd Griffith and Greg Burns.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Lit Preview: Edward Lear Nonsense Night And Exhibition @ Poetry Cafe

Art and performance poetry inspired by the master of nonsense verse.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Penny - Economy Of Scale @ Rook & Raven

Banknotes are the 'omnipresent voyeur' in this exhibition of radically varied and spectacular art.
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: Top Hat @ The Aldwych Theatre

Not quite "heaven", but completely charming nevertheless

In Pictures: Londonist And Zagat Street Food Crawl in Soho

Photos and highlights from our Soho street food crawl with Zagat (sponsored).
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Luke Martineau @ Panter & Hall

Excellent London landscapes within a diverse portfolio.
By tikichris

What's for Lunch? Yoobi, Soho

London's first tamakeria opens to a Brazilian beat.
By Tabish Khan

Art Preview: Two Exhibitions @ Mall Galleries

Free to see Olympian body sculptures and animal art.
By Joelg

Comedy Review: Nathan Dean Williams @ Soho Theatre

Comedian compared to an erection, for some strange reason in our reviewer's mind.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Theatre Review: When Women Wee @ Soho Theatre

Don't blame us if your male friends stop talking to you.
By Londonist

Opera Review: Madam Butterfly @ London Coliseum

Minghella's staging of the Puccini classic.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Dreams In The Garden @ Long & Ryle

Surreal Victorian landscapes in an exotic setting.
By Lindsey

Preview: Westminster Morris Men - Day Of Dance 2012

Street dancing, but with bells, sticks, hankies and real ale abounding.

By Tabish Khan

Art Preview: The Other Art Fair @ Ambika P3

100 artists displaying over 1,000 works with prices as low as £50.
By tikichris

What's for Lunch? Mint Leaf, Haymarket

A new and fanciful menu reviewed at contemporary Indian restaurant, Mint Leaf
By Simon Anderson

Theatre Review: Step 9 (of 12) @ Trafalgar Studios

A play that appals and delights in equal measure
By Zoe Craig

Ethical Shoe Seller TOMS Pops Up In Seven Dials

It's their first stand-alone store in the UK
By AndrewT

Spoken Word Review: Luke Wright's Cynical Ballads @Soho Theatre

Well crafted and entertaining ballad poems
By Rachel Holdsworth

Comedy Preview: Domestic Science / Festival Of The Spoken Nerd

Geek comedy in small and big venues.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Royal Society Of Portrait Painters @ Mall Galleries

Over 200 classical and contemporary portraits in a wide variety of styles.

By Lindsey

Find Your Favourite G&T: Join The London Gin Club

Change your mind about gin.
By Dave Newbury

Elbow's Olympic Soundtrack Unveiled

Elbow lend their orchestral indie to the running and jumping, while Hyde Park sort of rocks.
By Joelg

Comedy Preview: Andy Zaltzman's Political Animal @ Soho Theatre

Some choice questions for the man behind The Bugle
By N Quentin Woolf

Londonist Out Loud: A Podcast For London, 30 April 2012

Whisky, Morris dancing, the Cutty Sark, and more whisky.