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Alice Hamilton directs a 60th-anniversary production of Harold Pinter's The Dumb Waiter at Hampstead Theatre, where the play premiered in 1960
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In this anthology series from Widows director Steve McQueen, Small Axe tells five stories set within London's West Indian community. John Boyega and Letitia Wright star
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In this curiously subverted crime drama, Rachel Brosnahan stars as Jean, wife to a criminal who's betrayed his partners. Jean goes on the run, hiding from possible killers
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Nicholas Hytner directs this all-new production of A Christmas Carol at the Bridge Theatre, starring Simon Russell Beale, Patsy Ferran and Eben Figueiredo
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Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman and James Corden star in Ryan Murphy's latest project The Prom, based on the Broadway musical
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Immersive theatre experts Les Enfants Terribles have created a virtual Sherlock Holmes-themed adventure: The Case of the Hung Parliament
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Get Up, Stand Up! Musical of Bob Marley's story premieres at London's Lyric Theatre, starring Arinze Kene
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Mrs Coulter (Ruth Wilson) steps into a new world, and Will (Amir Wilson) and Lyra (Dafne Keen) plan to steal back the alethiometer from Lord Boreal (Ariyon Bakare)
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The Royal Opera House has unveiled a bumper programme of streamed ballet just in time for the festive season
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The penultimate film in Steve McQueen's Small Axe anthology examines the early life of novelist Alex Wheatle (Sheyi Cole), looking at his time in Brixton shortly before the 1981 Uprising
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The swinging romance of summer 1963 gears up to get London audiences dancing in July 2021
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Viggo Mortensen's filmmaking debut examines a conservative father (Lance Henriksen) living with dementia and his liberal son (Mortensen) trying to care for him
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Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's wonderful exhibition of enigmatic portraits is an intensely intimate affair
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Matthew Bourne's multi-award-winning The Car Man gets a make over as part of the Royal Albert Hall's 150th anniversary celebrations
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Skate with the Tudors at this seasonal ice skating rink at Hampton Court in London
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The National Maritime Museum is shining a spotlight on present-day seafarers in its year-long exhibition Exposure: Lives at Sea
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David Fincher's 11th feature film follows the story of understated Hollywood screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz (Gary Oldman) as he pens the script for Citizen Kane
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Previously unseen footage of Margot Fonteyn is the centrepiece of On Point at the V&A, an exhibition documenting 100 years of the Royal Academy of Dance
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His Dark Materials is back on form in episode four, in which Andrew Scott and Phoebe Waller-Bridge make their long expected appearances. As does the subtle knife…
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In the third Small Axe film from Steve McQueen, John Boyega stars as Leroy Logan, a black officer in the 80s who wanted to eliminate racism in the police
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The Whitechapel Gallery is staging the largest exhibition of Eileen Agar’s work to date
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Tracey Emin's exhibition at the Royal Academy explores her fascination with the powerful work of Edvard Munch
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An exhibition of Banksy's artworks is coming to London, featuring iconic and less well-known works by the satirical artist
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Get booking! Christmas at Kew Gardens has been announced and it's as festive and gorgeous as ever
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Abby (Kristen Stewart) decides to stay with her girlfriend Harper's (Mackenzie Davis) family over the holidays, but Harper hasn't told them she's gay...
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Sadler's Wells and Candoco's joint new digital commission, Cuckoo, is a film that interrogates notions of time through the medium of a very special artificial limb
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The new film from Brandon Cronenberg, David Cronenberg's son, follows an assassin with the ability to change bodies to facilitate untraceable murder. Sean Bean and Christopher Abbott star
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Lyra (Dafne Keen) is on the run again, Will (Amir Wilson) continues to have contorted dreams, and Lee Scoresby (Lin-Manuel Miranda) has a chat with Mrs Coulter (Ruth Wilson)
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Luca Guadagnino returns to Northern Italy for his new coming-of-age drama series, following 14-year-old Fraser (Jack Dylan Grazer) as he wanders a US military base in Veneto
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London's Southbank Centre's Winter Lights brings a blaze of colour and movement to the capital's darkest nights
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Another entry in Steve McQueen's Small Axe anthology, Lovers Rock plunges into a heavy, reggae-fuelled house party in 1980 west London
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Canary Wharf fires up London's winter nights with Connected by Light, a collection of vibrant light artworks that invites visitors to immerse themselves in their multicoloured glow
