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Buckingham Palaces's Queen Victoria's Palace provides a regal look into the life of the epoch-making monarch and how she made the residence into a national landmark
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The second show of the Merce Cunningham Centennial at the ROH is Dance Umbrella’s The Future Bursts In at the Linbury Theatre
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Maremma restaurant brings the Tuscan coast to Brixton. It also serves the best panzanella salad in London
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We're on track for a very wonderful Christmastime in 2020, with Paul McCartney's musical version of It's A Wonderful Life due to hit the stage
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Mozart's magical opera of love, adventure and revenge is set in a grand hotel
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Tom Hooper's film makeover of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats goes all out in its casting: Taylor Swift, James Corden and more are on board
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James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Dafne Keen all star in His Dark Materials, BBC's new adaptation of Philip Pullman's fantasy trilogy
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London's first rooftop ice rink returns this November
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Based on the Windermere novels by Paula Daly, ITV's Deep Water follows three friends in the Lake District as they cope with debts, motherhood, and mediocre husbands
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Strap on your skates and get ready to glide in style at the Natural History Museum Ice Rink this winter
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Pheobe-Waller Bridge plays Fleabag on stage for the final time in a revival of the 2013 one-woman show that catalysed a TV phenomenon
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designjunction is one of the hottest events of London Design Festival. Enjoy immersive installations, product launches from international brands, thought-provoking talks and more
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Oysters, Guinness, pristine fish and meat on the grill – not to mention superb chocolate mousse – who could ask for more?
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The Royal Ballet joins worldwide commemorations of the Merce Cunningham centennial with an exciting triple bill at the Linbury Theatre this autumn
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From writer Joe Penhall and director David Fincher, Mindhunter will resume on Netflix in August. The serial killers featured will include Charles Manson and David Berkowitz
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The V&A’s Renaissance Watercolours will bring together 200 masterpieces to reveal the subtle beauty and important functions of this under appreciated art form
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The V&A's Epic Iran exhibition will explore 5,000 years of Iranian art, design, and culture through 300 objects in the largest Iranian exhibition in the UK in 88 years
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The musical adaptation of everyone’s favourite French film, Amélie, returns to the London stage for Christmas
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A exhibition of works by Finnish Artist Helene Schjerfbeck comes to the Royal Academy
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Clive Owen returns to the stage after 19 years to star in a strange and lesser-known Tennessee Williams play, the tropically-tinged The Night of the Iguana
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Bountiful blooms, prize vegetables and a lineup packed with Brixton beats: the Lambeth Country Show has it all
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Hilarious opera set backstage at the rehearsals for – an opera. A welcome revival of Gerald Barry's comedy
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Barrie Kosky's staging of Handel's opera is sure to be a hit, with Joyce DiDonato in the power-mad title role and an all-star cast
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A powerful man who uses his status to seduce women looks as topical as ever, but he has met his match in Donna Anna
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Massenet's romantic story of the doomed love of a passionate poet for a virtuous woman returns to Covent Garden in a visually arresting production
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The V&A's Bags! exhibition celebrates the wonderful world of bags through 300 objects
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Philosophy and music collide as HowTheLightGetsIn festival brings stimulating discussion and world-class performance to Hampstead
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Mark Leckey's immersive exhibition at Tate Britain to arrive this September
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Bond 25 writer Scott Z. Burns directs a salient investigative drama focusing on Senate agents aiming to uncover the shifty CIA underbelly of the terror attacks
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The London Craft Beer Festival brings DJ sets, gourmet food and a vast array or artisan lagers and ales to Tobacco Dock
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A new exhibition will explore the sartorial, aesthetic and social significance of the kimono from the 1660s to the present day
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Armando Ianucci (The Death of Stalin) kicks off the 63rd BFI London Film Festival with a fresh retelling of Charles Dickens' David Copperfield
