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Toby Jones stars in Kelly Reichardt's latest film. Set in 1820, First Cow follows Cookie (John Magaro) and Lu (Orion Lee) as they steal milk to bake scones for money
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The fabulous New York City Ballet has unveiled its 2021 Digital Season, packed with a rich spread of works old and new. Unmissable!
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Jessie Buckley and Eddie Redmayne star in director Rebecca Frecknall’s revival of Cabaret, staged inside an intimate reconstruction of the musical’s Kit Kat Club
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NoMad London is set to become Covent Garden’s coolest new hangout
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The V&A's Epic Iran exhibition explores 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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Message in a Bottle, Kate Prince and Sting’s acclaimed show, returns to the Peacock Theatre where its triumphant run was cut short by the Covid-19 lockdown
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The Friends reunion special is coming to Sky One. Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer et al, discuss their times on the show with a slew of celebrity guests
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Emma Rice returns to the Old Vic with an adaptation of 1987 movie Bagdad Cafe. Sandra Marvin, Patrycja Kujawska and Le Gateau Chocolat star
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Saoirse Ronan steps into the murderous shoes of Lady Macbeth at the Almeida, playing opposite her Mary Queen of Scots co-star James McArdle
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The heroine of Lewis Carroll’s Alice books has influenced fashion, art and even politics. This blockbuster exhibition at the V&A charts Alice’s enduring appeal
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In her directorial debut, Billie Piper plays Mandy, a single mother who enters a dysfunctional relationship with the misogynistic Pete (Leo Bill). David Thewlis and Lily James also star
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The Science Museum reopens its door with an inspiring new exhibition: Our Future Planet.
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180 The Strand unveils a breathtaking immersive project by Japanese electronic composer and visual artist Ryoji Ikeda, taking us on a cyber-technological sensorial experience
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Armitage's vibrant paintings fuse African and European traditions in an uncompromising exploration of Kenyan life
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A free exhibition at the National Gallery highlights a Polish national treasure
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Ewan McGregor stars in this new Netflix biopic of fashion designer Halston, co-written by Ryan Murphy. Bill Pullman and Vera Farmiga also star
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As we emerge from lockdown, Kusama's dazzling power remains intact. Her ability to transport us into the heart of her obsessional and mysterious imagination is both welcome and exhilarating.
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Camden Live hosts a trio of in-person gigs at beloved music venues St Pancras Old Church and the Dublin Castle
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Brutal Beauty, a comprehensive retrospective of French artist Jean Dubuffet at the Barbican, challenges our notions of art, beauty and the world around us
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Old Vic welcomes back studio audiences for the first time in 16 months with Harold Pinter’s The Dumb Waiter, directed by Jeremy Herrin, starring David Thewlis and Daniel Mays
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Tim Minchin and Dennis Kelly bring pint-sized revolution to the stage in Matilda, the Musical.
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The chefs and patissiers at Fortnum & Mason have used 153 days of lockdown to create a luxurious new afternoon tea ‘honed to perfection’
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Director Barry Jenkins adapts Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer-winning novel The Underground Railroad for Amazon Prime. Thuso Mbedu, Aaron Pierre, Will Poulter, and William Jackson Harper star
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In Chloé Zhao's stunning, Oscar-nominated drama, Frances McDormand stars as an unemployed widow who travels across the American West to find work
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In this semi-autobiographical film from Lee Isaac Chung (Abigail Harm), Steven Yeun stars as a father pursuing the American Dream – moving his family to a potential farm in Arkansas
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Shaka King's new biopic about Black Panther leader Fred Hampton (Daniel Kaluuya) examines his assassination, facilitated by FBI informant William O'Neal (LaKeith Stanfield)
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Following up God's Own Country, writer/director Francis Lee speculates on the possible relationship between 19th-century palaeontologist Mary Anning (Kate Winslet) and Charlotte Murchison (Saoirse Ronan)
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Sample the tipples served at 50 of London's best bars, as Cocktails in the City returns to Bedford Square Gardens this summer
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J’Ouvert, the race-charged debut play by James Tait Black Award-winner Yasmin Joseph, opens as part of the Harold Pinter Theatre’s Reemerge series
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ENO is back with a big new season. Booking opens Wed 2 June for all seven productions from October to April. Why not go once a month?
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Dodgems, DJ sets and devilishly good street food: Dodge at Somerset House is a colourful mini festival in the heart of the city
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The Midnight Bell, a characteristically louche and deeply human new work by choreographer Matthew Bourne, has its London premiere at Sadler's Wells in the autumn
