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Sam (Jude Law) spends yet another day on Osea Island, learning more about its folklore and becoming closer with anthropologist Jess (Katherine Waterston)
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A haunting short film inspired by Arthur Pita's ballet The Mother, starring the superstar ballerina Natalia Osipova, is released online
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Soprano Elin Pritchard so missed performing, she set up her own company. See and hear Opera Live make its debut in a passionate Italian masterpiece
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Adam Kay’s This is Going to Hurt returns to the West End, with the junior doctor-turned-writer and comedian performing live in front of a socially distanced audience
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Boasting big names like Steve McQueen, Spike Lee, David Byrne and Frances McDormand, this looks to be another cracking LFF – even with the Covid-19 restrictions
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An uplifting musical journey through the darkest of times to a brighter future, at the home of the chamber music ensemble
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Soloists and instrumental ensembles take to the stage once more in music familiar and unfamiliar
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Grayson Perry, Chris Ofili and Tracey Emin join unknown hands, rising stars and those famous red dots at the Royal Academy’s long-awaited Summer Exhibition
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Suffragette director Sarah Gavron turns to London teenage girls for her new film, the product of extensive workshops: showing a truthful, joyful reality
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In this West End musical, the six wives of Henry VIII are queens of pop reclaiming their narrative
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In this new BBC adaptation of David Nicholls' Us, Tom Hollander stars as a pedantic biochemist who hopes to fix his family relationships with a trip across Europe
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Pushing four new suspects into Criminal's snazzy interrogation room, this season stars Kit Harington, Sharon Horgan, Sophie Okonedo and Kunal Nayyar
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Soloists, chorus, orchestra and audience are reunited for live performances at the opera company's home
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In a strange and elusive collaboration between Sky and Punchdrunk, The Third Day stars Jude Law as a reluctant visitor to a mysterious island off the British coast
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From 10 October, live performance goes back indoors at the Sussex opera house, with a comic opera, a short-form Magic Flute, and Christmas concerts
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The first major UK retrospective of the late French-Moroccan photographer Leila Alaoui is opening at Somerset House
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Teen Drag Queen musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie is a young, fun and fresh celebration of being a little bit different
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Slapstick silliness and mishaps abound in Mischief Theatre's Magic Goes Wrong at the Vaudeville Theatre
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Mischief Theatre Company's farcical tale of theatrical disaster continues to delight on the West End
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In a Nutshell, presented by Ben Duke's Lost Dog, imagines a world where theatres will never open again, and can be streamed from The Place Online
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In this new ITV period drama from the Oscar-winning Christopher Hampton, David Morrissey stars as a rubber baron in Singapore during the Second World War
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An operatic Italian double bill, a fresh take on a classic, and dance of intoxicating beauty are highlights from Covent Garden
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In Katherine Ryan's semi-autobiographical sitcom about single motherhood, her alter-ego Katherine is desperate for a second child after the first one, Olive (Katy Byrne), turned out so well
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Sadler's Wells' Digital Stage In Focus will run throughout the autumn and include bespoke collaborations with three diverse companies, as well as one live show
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Two months of live music performed by leading artists. Listen in person, or be part of the online audience.
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New English Ballet Theatre's homage to ballet pioneer Marie Rambert, Remembrance, will be available on film this autumn
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Our insider’s guide to navigating the busiest week in the art world calendar — online and off
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Stellan Skarsgård and Harvey Keitel star in Václav Marhoul's The Painted Bird, a Jobian odyssey across eastern Europe during the Nazi occupation
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From Italy to Arrakis, Timothée Chalamet shoots for the cosmos alongside a mighty ensemble cast in Denis Villeneuve's Dune remake
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The Royal Opera House has unveiled its autumn/winter programme of ballet and opera to be screened in cinemas worldwide
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Back to the Future: the Musical brings to the West End stage all the excitement of the hit 80s movie… and then some
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Get booking! Christmas at Kew Gardens has been announced and it's as festive and gorgeous as ever
