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Ready, set, sniff: a bespoke perfume lab has opened in east London
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When in Rome: discover London’s Roman history with Londinium’s programme of events
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A modern version of the traditional British tavern opens within the luxurious Langham hotel
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Dr Seuss' environmentalist fable fizzes with fun, originality and imagination in the Old Vic's family show 2017
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Emma Rice takes up residency at the Old Vic for a two-play season kicking off with Angela Carter's Wise Children
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Secret histories: painter Hernan Bas documents the unofficial societies of Cambridge in Cambridge Living at Victoria Miro Mayfair
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Three’s a crowd: Max Stafford-Clark directs a major revival of Andrea Dunbar's 1982 play about a three-way fling
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You pay per 100g of food at this innovative vegan and vegetarian restaurant, hailing from Switzerland
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Swop winter blues for the sun with this heat-soaked double-bill. But beware: passions will run high
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Stitch witchery: witness the incredible costumes of Harry Potter at Warner Bros. Studio
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Peter Kosminksy's Channel 4 drama about Britons joining up to fight with Isis in Syria comes out this August
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Carmen loves the men who don't love her. But when one of them weakens, disaster ensues for all involved
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Robert Galbraith (J.K. Rowling)'s three crime novels The Cuckoo's Calling, The Silkworm and The Career of Evil adapted for BBC1
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A brand new, live-action superhero comedy arrives this August on Amazon Prime: The Tick
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Call the Doctor: Jodie Whittaker stars in Trust Me, BBC One’s latest psychological drama
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A comic tragedy: the musical theatre adaptation of Alison Bechdel’s graphic novel Fun Home comes the Young Vic after superlative reviews in New York
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The most miserable thing on TV: Netflix's Ozark is the grim, violent, and morally reprehensible series that's the next Breaking Bad
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A highly theatrical treatment of a searing opera pulls no punches in Katie Mitchell's hard-hitting production, with eight performances in store
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Get a bird's eye view of London this summer with the world's biggest and fastest urban zip wire opening on London's Southbank
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The opulent Paris Opera is re-created at Covent Garden in a spectacular production of a Verdi grand opera
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There's someone for everyone, but will the birdcatcher Papageno ever find his perfect match, Papagena?
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Her tiny hand is frozen ...Rodolfo warms Mimì with a kiss in this most romantic and rumbustious of Italian operas
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In the A-Z of opera, Zazà has the last word, with its perceptive insights into women's lives
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Dunkirk is, amongst other things, an efficient device for giving you anxiety. It's also glorious
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Tate Britain is set to explore an overlooked chapter of the Impressionist story in an upcoming exhibition on the Impressionists in London
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Chef Patron at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, Clare Smyth was the first British female chef to earn three Michelin stars. Now she's going it alone
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An ambitious new two-part play by Alan Ayckbourn takes us into an apocalyptic future where men and women are segregated
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A new brand from H&M. Weekday, set to open in August on Regent Street, proves basics don’t have to make you look basic
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Venus and Mars preside over heavenly music
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Get inside a major symphony with this radical performance, and lose yourself in a dreamy piece for strings
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The products are vegan and Georgia May Jagger is now a business partner. East London's Bleach launches a make up line
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Scribe certainly looks the part, and there are moments of ingenuity and tension, but it's a little too tidy for its own good
