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Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens is set to stream on Amazon Prime, starring David Tennant and Michael Sheen
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The creator of 'The Moomins' receives a major UK retrospective at the Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Alopecia, asthma, and attraction to boys: Matt Lucas talks about his memoir Little Me: My Life from A-Z with the how to: Academy
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Victor Garvey moves on from tapas bringing Barcelona style Catalan dining to Soho
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Fire your Fervour: October sees the welcome return of Larry David’s Curb Your Enthusiasm to Sky Atlantic
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Oslo, J. T. Rogers' political thriller about negotiations between Israel and Palestine is an intelligent, moving reminder that peace is fragile
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Eleven high-profile female chefs create one-night only multi-cultural feast for Action Against Hunger in Borough Market
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show prepares to chomp through another season at The Ambassadors Theatre this Christmas
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Fortnum's X Frank makes a triumphant return this autumn with a showcase of works by Sottish artist John Bellany
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The latest Burberry display for LFW is three floors of British heritage photographs
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Chris Thompson's dark family comedy, Of Kith and Kin, comes to the Bush Theatre
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Vicky Featherstone directs Victory Condition, Chris Thorpe's new play about finding connections
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Showstopper! The Improvised Musical brings spontaneous song and silliness to the West End's Lyric Theatre
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It's her turn: queen of soul Tina Turner's life story is rolling into town with a new musical, Tina
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Why pay $100m for an original Basquiat when you can have it in clothing form? Answers on the back of a hoodie, please
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Two new Banksy murals have been spotted near the Barbican Centre ahead of Boom for Real – the much-anticipated exhibition of work by American graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat
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Winter is coming... Scandi style spreads to Covent Garden as Arket open another store
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What will you bring to life? Get back to the old drawing board at the world's biggest drawing festival
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Timeless pieces by one of our favourite British designers on sale at The Music Room
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Looking for the Christmas ballet 2017? Choreographer of the moment Arthur Pita transforms a heart-breaking Christmas classic into a fantastical fairytale adventure
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Family friendly Halloween-themed activities return to London Zoo this half term
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The Royal Ballet presents an intriguing triple bill that brings together the contrasting talents of Twyla Tharp, Arthur Pita and Hofesh Shechter
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Dancer and choreographer Kyle Abraham’s company, Abraham.In.Motion makes its Sadler’s Wells’ debut with a gritty portrayal of American street life
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China Changing Festival, a comprehensive array of events showcasing contemporary China’s culture, returns to the Southbank Centre for one day only
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Two of the greatest works in the repertoire are interrupted by a magical combination of orchestra, conductor and soloist
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Two concerts devoted to Schubert show the composer's range from tenderness and melancholy to playful exuberance
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Dance Umbrella presents a series of conversations with eminent choreographers in My Dance DNA now showing exclusively on Facebook
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Christopher Brett Bailey brings his sadistically funny blend of spoken word and story-telling to the Almeida Theatre
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Pop-up 1940s cool: tap your toes, singalong and conga to the bar in this vibrant, feelgood revival of Clarke Peters' jazz-soaked musical
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Opera North's sizzling production of Kiss Me Kate comes to the Coliseum for ten nights only
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The warrior queen storms Shakespeare's stage in Tristan Bernays' Boudica at the Globe this Autumn
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Fresh from bagging three awards and a feast of five star reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe, The Fall comes to London’s Royal Court Theatre
