Theatre
Immersive theatre legends Punchdrunk return with ‘The Burnt City’
It’s been eight long years since ‘The Drowned Man’
Culture
The best art, music, theatre, film and cultural happenings in London
Theatre
The best new theatre shows opening in London September 2021
The best new theatre shows, plays and musicals coming to London this month…
Art
6 art exhibitions worth leaving London for
The UK is full of incredible museums and art spaces, all within pretty easy reach of the capital, so here are six shows that are definitely worth getting on a...
Art
17 autumn art exhibitions in London we can’t wait to see
The art shows taking place this autumn are going to be worth putting on a jumper and finally leaving the house for.
Theatre
The best new theatre shows opening in London August 2021
From Lily Allen’s stage debut to the Northern Lights over Greenwich, it’s the best theatre in London this month
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Art
The V&A puts its anticipated kimono exhibition online
Including star exhibits like the Alexander McQueen dress designed for Björk
Art
You can do virtual tours of almost every major London museum and gallery
Get cultural from the comfort of your sofa
The best art in London
Art
There’s going to be an outdoor sculpture trail in Mayfair
Artworks will include a building-size handbag
Things to do
Meet an AI border guard at the Imperial War Museum’s outstanding new ‘Refugees’ season
Profound film, art and objects
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Theatre
‘The Nutcracker’ will prance on to the Royal Opera House stage this Christmas
Nothing can stop The Sugar Plum Fairy
Theatre
The National Theatre has announced its socially distanced return in October
The streaming titan switches back to IRL stagings
Movie-going in London
Film
Steve McQueen’s ‘Mangrove’ to open the BFI London Film Festival
Check the latest LFF line-up news
The best of the London music scene
Things to do
We tried to relive the experience of clubbing at the Design Museum’s electronic music show
Not the typical mad one on the dance floor
Music
The Jazz Cafe is reopening to socially distanced crowds
Plus, there’s now a curfew to contend with
Things to do
BOOM! There’s a new show about dub at the Museum of London
If cracks start appearing in the ceiling, you’ll know why
Things to do
A musical composition designed to play for 1,000 years is celebrating its twentieth birthday
We spoke to the father of ‘Longplayer’
