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In You Were Never Really Here Joaquin Phoenix is exemplary and the direction is delectable, but something is missing
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I Am Not Madame Bovary is Chinese Brecht seen through the wrong end of a telescope
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Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale is coming to Channel4 following exceptional reviews in the US
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Gig and theatre meet in a new late-night show at the Old Vic by singer/songwriter Charlie Fink, writer David Greig and director Max Webster
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Opening this weekend, the V&A's latest fashion exhibition will have you cooing over cocoon coats, baby doll dresses and magnificent hats
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Star Wars' John Boyega is magnetic as a traumatised soldier in a new version of Woyzeck, adapted by Jack Thorne
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Joyful, triumphant and tender, this show is a much-needed ray of light. Unmissable – we review 2017 Tate Hockney retrospective
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L'Amant Double is a ripe gorgonzola of a film that will be enjoyed by drunk film students for years to come
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From brunch pancakes to late-night cocktails, No.11 Pimlico Road is a lively neighbourhood highlight with food that exceeds expectation
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Emma Rice updates Twelfth Night with a drag performer fool and a backdrop of the late 1970s and Thatcherism for her final season at The Globe
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So much more than just waves and water, discover the legacy of Japan's greatest artist
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President Underwood returns for season five of House of Cards with something to say in the Trump era
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Good Time guarantees exactly that, as Robert Pattinson sheds the last of his heart-throb status
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The Beguiled has some wicked fun with its lust-drenched Civil War story
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Cartier takes flight at the recently renovated Design Museum with a new exhibition exploring the luxury designer's legacy over the past 100 years
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The new show at the Polka Theatre offers a touching portrait of friendship between a girl and a giraffe
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Experience the joy of some seriously tiny London properties with art, stories and making at the V&A Museum of Childhood
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The Other Side of Hope, the new film by Aki Kaurismäki, explores themes of home and displacement
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California comes to London this summer with the Design Museum's showcase of the very best in art and design from the golden state
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Fellini's classic 1957 film adapted into a new stage show featuring live music and acrobatics
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After a successful run at the Swan Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, the RSC comes to London with a new production of Queen Anne
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Evana Lynch is the latest Harry Potter star to take to the stage in this revival of Enda Walsh's Disco Pigs
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A woman on the run, a man who cottons on ... Nico Muhly's new opera has the makings of a great psychological thriller
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Buckle up: the Huffleys are going on a road trip in the latest Diary of a Wimpy Kid
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Luxury meets eccentricity in the sumptuous selection of British dishes at the Stafford Hotel's atmospheric new restaurant
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At its heart, the story of a deposed king is the story of a marriage so strong it overcomes all threats
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The internationally acclaimed Bolshoi Ballet principal Svetlana Zakharova brings her new triple bill, Amore, to the London Coliseum in the autumn
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Okja isn't for kids – but maybe they should see it to understand about where their food comes from
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We tell you what to see at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, where to eat, what to wear, and most importantly, what's horticulturally on-trend
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Relive your favourite adventures with Hetty Feather at the Foundling Museum exhibition
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After two sellout runs Theatre Ad Infinitum's Light returns to the Battersea Arts Centre this summer
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History for kids, with the nasty bits left in: the Birmingham Stage Company brings The Best of Barmy Britain to Hampton Court Palace
