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Christian Marclay premiered his intensely visual work The Clock in 2010. Now it's back to London. But time's ticking, it'll be gone by Monday
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Painter Anna Liber Lewis and musician Kieran Hebden AKA Four Tet are lifelong friends. Elephant West brings them together for Muscle Memory, a multi-sensory exhibition
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With Peter Gynt, David Hare returns to the National Theatre 2019, tweaking a classic Ibsen tale for the modern day
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A novel slated as one of the most important works of the last decade is finally adapted to the stage, in a timely epic for the National Theatre 2019 season
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The dazzling drummers of Yamato return to London with Passion, a new show guaranteed to shake the very foundations of the Peacock Theatre
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The 2019 Serpentine programme begins with a showcase of the work of award-winning fashion designer Grace Wales Bonner and her contemporaries
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Matthew Broderick and Elizabeth McGovern star together in Kenneth Lonergan’s thoughtful play The Starry Messenger
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A harrowing tale of innocence corrupted, English National Ballet’s Manon with Kenneth Macmillan’s masterful choreography returns to the London Coliseum
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Erik Lorincz, former bartender at The Savoy, launches El Bar at Mayfair restaurant Momo
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A new zero-waste tap bar in Tooting offers an opportunity for eco-friendly drinking
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Hit stage adaptation War Horse is the inaugural show at a state-of-the-art new theatre in Wembley
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The Design Museum Home Futures exhibition looks at the past, present and future of our living spaces
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Tickets are now on sale for an immersive horror show based in a secret central London location
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Get ready for an immersive dining adventure in London. Venture into space with Gingerline, The Grand Expedition
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This glorious Royal Academy exhibition celebrates the centenary of the revolutionary Austrian Modernists Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele
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Portraits, landscapes, travel assignments and photojournalism: a major Don McCullin exhibition opens at Tate Britain
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Masculinity is in the spotlight at this potent play, which transfers to The Roundhouse after impressing at the National Theatre
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Samuel L. Jackson, James McAvoy and Bruce Willis star in M. Night Shyamalan's Glass, a sequel to both his 2000 superhero movie Unbreakable and his more recent schizo-horror film Split
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Manga has been influencing the western world for years. Now, the British Museum is giving you the opportunity to see the largest ever manga exhibition outside of Japan
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The upcoming Tate Britain Sixty Years exhibition celebrates women artists working in Britain from 1960 to present
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The former Roundhouse building on Wardour Street has reopened as Soho Residence – an elegant, plant-adorned bar spread over three floors
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Tackling police brutality and revolt, Monsters and Men feels urgent – only months after Cannes hit BlackKklansman. John David Washington stars
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David Sims, Jeremy Deller and Jane How collaborate with British skate brand Aries on an immersive art installation shot on location at Stonehenge
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The Favourite has been a hit with audiences and critics. Now, Kensington Palace is hosting a display of the costumes worn by Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone
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Cirque du Soleil travel to London's O2 Arena with Toruk, a prequel to James Cameron's Avatar: book tickets now
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Sadler's Wells presents Yang Liping's Rite of Spring, a radical interpretation of Stravinsky's most famous score, that fuses contemporary dance with Asian folk elements
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The Winter Decorative Antiques & Textiles Fair returns to Battersea this January with a wealth of art, design and antiques spanning three centuries
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Hollywood veterans, Broadway award-winners and a 17-year-old newcomer make up the cast of the Steven Spielberg West Side Story remake
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After The LEGO Batman Movie and The LEGO Ninjago Movie, the original master builders return with The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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Enjoy tea-inspired cocktails, vinyl records and a good book at Covent Garden bar Teatulia
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In his first London production since Yerma, Simon Stone reworks the Greek tragedy Medea in a boldly modern production at the Barbican
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After Eugène Ionesco, Marianne Badrichani and Edith Vernes pick Sacha Guitry as the next victim for their sellout comedy
