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Inspirational works by JS Bach are cut with contemporary compositions influenced by them. Featuring Roderick Williams
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Prepare for a blockbuster Autumn season at Somerset House: exhibitions include this poignant multi-disciplinary show exploring the effect of grief on our mental and emotional stability
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An immersive performance of Bach's musical masterpiece with both musicians and audience on the move
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Jason Statham takes on a suitably 12A shark in The Meg, a modern, bonkers B-movie that's not as fun as it needs to be
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An enthralling first production at Glyndebourne of a neglected 20th-century classic is as beautiful to behold as to hear
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Ice has never looked so appealing: get ready to book for the 2018 skating season at Somerset House
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In Desiree Akhavan's new film, Chloë Grace Moretz takes on her bravest role to date
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Neon-light artist Olafur Eliasson lands a Tate Modern retrospective in 2019
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Feast your eyes (and the rest of your senses) on the hottest African pop-up supper club London has to offer
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Margot Robbie reveals first look as she plays Sharon Tate in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino's dissection of the Helter Skelter era
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Alex Oates’ bitcoin-funded play about drug trafficking site Silk Road
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26 masterpieces from the Courtauld Gallery go on display at the National Gallery as part of a landmark exhibition tracing the development of modern French painting
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Could you protect the woman whose politics you hate? Watch the new trailer for BBC's Bodyguard starring Richard Madden and Keeley Hawes
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London's first ever sleep exhibition asks why we need shut-eye and how we can be getting more of it
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Off the beaten track, but photographic heaven, this Hepburn showcase is one of the must-see bijou art exhibitions London has to offer this summer
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As part of the Hayward Gallery's 50th anniversary celebrations, enjoy Lee Bul's sinister but utterly beautiful first major UK retrospective
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Finty Williams takes on the role her mother Judi Dench originated in Pack of Lies' first outing since 1983
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A mother, a wife, but never enough on her own. Gemma Arterton plays a woman on the verge in Dominic Savage's The Escape.
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It's official: the beloved comedy pair get their silver screen debut with a world premiere at London Film Festival
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New Young Vic artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah starts tenure with the Shakespeare musical that dazzled in NYC
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Improv, comedy, sketch show and verbatim theatre combine in Improbable Theatre's exploration of living with disability
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World-class steak is served with style and plenty of charisma at at slick city favourite M restaurant
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Everything you need to know about The Crown season 3, Netflix. Including first look at Olivia Colman and Helena Bonham Carter
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Christopher Renshaw’s Carmen La Cubana, now showing at Sadler’s Wells, is less than the sum of its parts in this disjointed production
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Michael Fentiman's revival of Wilde's ‘trivial comedy for serious people’ plays it remarkably safe, and lacks any memorable flair
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Belgian company Ontroerend Goed’s show £¥€$ (LIES) thrills in London after impressing at Edinburgh Fringe
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From the creators of Parks and Recreation and Master of None: a new comedy starring Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisen
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Eat Art and Eat Talk are new this year, alongside a pop-up exploring the sensory future of dining
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Twenty artists take over the newly refurbished Hayward Gallery this autumn to challenge how we relate to space, objects and each other
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Jenna Coleman to star as the mother of an abducted child in new BBC psychological thriller The Cry
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The voyages of Charles Darwin come to life in a new theatre at the Natural History Museum
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Travel through time and space to see Dinosaurs in the Wild as they roam the Greenwich Peninsula