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Viviana Durante Company’s Isadora Now, which premieres at the Barbican, pays homage to the influential American free dancer Isadora Duncan
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2020 marks the 10th anniversary of Women of the World (WOW) festival. Hear from Helen Pankhurst, Edward Enninful, Deborah Frances-White and more
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Aisha and Abhaya at the ROH’s Linbury Theatre is an ambitious multifaceted collaboration that fails to gel into any kind of coherent proposition
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Revitalise mind, body and soul, and discover the fun side of fitness with London's own wellness festival
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Toby Jones plays Uncle Vanya in Conor McPherson's fresh take on the Chekhov classic
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Chimerica playwright Lucy Kirkwood's gripping new play is about a jury of 12 women in 1759 who must decide if another woman is hanged
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From vaginas and veganism to psychedelics and psychics – here’s everything you need to know about The Goop Lab, Netflix
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Richard Gadd relives a fateful chance encounter in his autobiographical debut play, which comes to the West End after impressing at the Fringe
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Cormac McCarthy explores redemption, faith and free will in The Sunset Limited at Soho's Boulevard Theatre
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Opening the 2020 programme at Somerset House, Mushrooms explores the bizarre beauty of our favourite fungi -
Ibsen's classic Nora: A Doll's House is reworked into three different time periods by bold playwright Stef Smith
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Kendrick Lamar, Little Mix, Pearl Jam and Taylor Swift headline a mega series of festivals in Hyde Park for BST 2020
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This blockbuster Royal Academy exhibition exploring Picasso's works with paper shows the master in a more intimate light
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With Final Edition Richard Alston brings his dance company to Sadler’s Wells one last time before it’s wound up for good
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Dancer and choreographer Julie Cunningham continues her quest to find her own individual voice with fire bird, showing at The Yard Theatre
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Disney's very own streaming service will finally be launching in the UK on 24 March – featuring Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, Fox and more
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Meet the men and women who pass judgement on first night and the people behind some of the best London opera productions
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Peppa Pig: My First Concert is an interactive introduction to a live orchestra for kids.
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The wonderful world of trees forms the subject of this exhibition at Hayward Gallery
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South Korean auteur Bong Joon-ho won the Palme d'Or in Cannes with Parasite – shocking, thrilling, entertaining in equal measure – and is now up for six Oscars
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The British Museum's spring exhibition will look at the resilient cultures of the Arctic and how climate change threatens both their past and their future
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Armando Iannucci (The Death of Stalin) enlists an all-star cast to bring to life a fresh retelling of Charles Dickens' David Copperfield
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Richard Strauss's richly orchestrated opera based on the Greek tragedy in which a furious daughter avenges the murder of her father
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A dream cast brought Onegin to life in the first night of the Royal Ballet’s revival of John Cranko’s powerful dance drama
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Scottish Ballet makes its Royal Opera House debut at the Linbury Theatre with This Is My Body, a double bill that showcases the company’s considerable strengths
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The millennial romance Normal People, Sally Rooney's second novel, is being adapted for a BBC Three series directed by Lenny Abrahamson. Now, a new trailer has arrived
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Terrence Malick returns with A Hidden Life, an achingly beautiful blend of true events and meditative romance
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The highlight of The Royal Ballet’s spring schedule is the world premiere of Wayne McGregor’s The Dante Project, an ambitious work assembling key figures of dance, music and theatre
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Get up close and personal with beasts from 252 million years ago - the precursors to dinosaurs - in this new interactive exhibition at the Horniman
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One of the most enthralling ballerinas dancing today, Alina Cojocaru, is joined by international ballet stars in a programme of old and new works at Sadler’s Wells
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The Royal Ballet’s Spring Triple Bill brings together works by associate artists Wayne McGregor and Christopher Wheeldon, and a powerful vintage piece by George Balanchine
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Spot the future stars of contemporary dance in Transitions Dance Company, the graduate ensemble of the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance
