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Bittersuite has been selected by Darcey Bussell for a four-month residency at the Institute of Imagination, where they'll teach kids about empathy through their concept, The Firebird Lab.
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Tate Britain makes the case for Victorian London's impact on Van Gogh and his short, but incredible career
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Remember this moment for Andrew Scott. Fleabag has confirmed its major player to match heavyweight star Phoebe Waller-Bridge in episode 4 of series 2
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From the BBC, Gentleman Jack tells the story of Anne Lister (Suranne Jones) – a female landowner in Georgian times who created scandal with her open lesbianism
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Manolo Blahnik joins forces with the Wallace Collection to present an unmissable exhibition of his designs displayed alongside the collection's masterpieces
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The golden age of circus comes to Southbank with Circus 1903, which returns after a triumphant premiere in 2018
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See Shakespeare's late comedy brought to life in the historic surroundings of Westminster Abbey
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Laughter comes to The Old Vic: Andrew Scott stars in Noel Coward's autobiograhical farce about an actor's midlife crisis
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The Bolshoi Ballet returns to Covent Garden, accompanied by the Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, for an exciting three-week summer season showcasing four spectacular tried and tested ballets
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After the success of Get Out, Jordan Peele returns with Us. Lupita Nyong'o and Winston Duke star in the horror film that tunes into our anxieties
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Jew, Money, Myths at the Jewish Museum London, offers an unflinching insight into the history of a damaging cultural stereotype
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Swiss artist and healer Emma Kunz predicted that her drawings were destined for the 21st Century. Serpentine Gallery London presents the first UK solo exhibition of her work
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The Japanese cult choreographer Saburo Teshigawara returns to The Print Room with The Idiot, his take on the Dostoevsky novel that is rather lost in translation
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Harold Pinter's reversed romance reverberates with relevance in this immaculate revival starring Tom Hiddleston at his caustic best
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Jonas Kaufmann returns to Covent Garden as a young woman's lover at war with her vengeful brother
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Pulitzer-winner Bruce Norris returns with a provocative play about convicted pedophiles. Downstate comes the National Theatre after making a stir in the US
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In Late Night, Emma Thompson plays a talk show host in need of change. Mindy Kaling writes the searing comedy that impressed Sundance
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In Quentin Tarantino's new film, Margot Robbie is Sharon Tate. New photos of Robbie and co-stars Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio and the first teaser trailer reveal more
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'Come seek us where our voices sound': experience the fourth Harry Potter film with a live orchestra in the historic Royal Albert Hall
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At last, a new trailer: Stranger Things 3 is nearly here – here's everything we know so far
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INALA, the Zulu ballet by Sisters Grimm that transports audiences to the heart of South Africa with live music, singing and dance, returns to London for its West End premiere
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The White Crow, Ralph Fiennes' third film, tells the back story of the charismatic ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev’s decision to defect from the Soviet Union in 1961
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Richard Eyre directs Penelope Wilton in the first major revival of David Hare's 1986 hit The Bay at Nice
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Glass artist Dale Chihuly returns to Kew Gardens with his mesmerising sculptures
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The Cuban ballet superstar Carlos Acosta gets the biopic treatment in Yuli, the uneven but often gripping tale of a rebel child forced to accept his destiny
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Celebrated playwright Howard Brenton returns to London's theatre scene with a new play based on Jude the Obscure
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Modern sounds in historic settings: Somerset House's annual Summer Series returns with a stellar programme of Spanish pop, alternative soul and avant-garde RnB
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The wait for Avengers: Endgame is nearly over – but with half of all life destroyed, can the Marvel heroes hit back? Here's what we know...
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Hidden Tracks invites speakers to discuss life-changing songs in an evening of live storytelling
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Zoologist Jack Ashby tells us how we can spot the biases in how museums talk about animals
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Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi is the most expensive artwork ever sold. Two experts come together to discuss the science of authentication
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Going Through gives a new perspective on immigration by combining speech, sign language and creative captioning