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Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuaron returns home with his new film Roma, a stunning and emotional story of his hometown
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Six stories, one Netflix anthology: the Coen Brothers head West in The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, a fun journey of cartoons and chaos
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The Fashion and Textile Museum takes visitors on a journey through the 30s, from elegant evening gowns to suburban domesticity
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Leïla Slimani, Marlon James and Max Porter lead the star writers appearing in the Southbank Centre Literature Festival 2019
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Pulitzer-winner Bruce Norris returns with a provocative play about convicted pedophiles. Downstate comes the National Theatre after making a stir in the US
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The relationship between art and intimacy is lovingly explored in the major autumn Barbican exhibition, Modern Couples
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In Colette, Keira Knightley goes against the norms of 19th century society – sleeping with men, women, and writing the most popular French novels of the time.
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Ben Wheatley's excellent new comedy Happy New Year, Colin Burstead is a dizzy exploration of family and its many burdens
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Nicholas Hytner directs the stage adaptation of this gripping thriller about the London literartti
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Jazz, ragtime, blues and spirituals infuse this grand opera which features ever-popular melodies, including 'Summertime...'
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Live music and theatre collide in a vibrant show about being a millennial, which comes to Bush Theatre after impressing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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This major Tate Britain Edward-Burne Jones retrospective offers a comprehensive look at the career of the last Pre-Raphaelite, one of Britain's most-loved artists
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In his first London production since Yerma, Simon Stone reworks the Greek tragedy Medea in a boldly modern production at the Barbican
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Ian Hislop and Nick Newman's satirical WWI play returns to London's Arts Theatre
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Akram Khan’s Until the Lions, an acclaimed in-the-round reworking of an ancient Sanskrit epic, returns to the Roundhouse featuring Khan in his original role for the last time
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After a stunning opening in Galway, Grief is a Thing with Feathers transfers to the Barbican with Cillian Murphy playing a man in mourning
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Shakespeare's 'star-cross’d lovers' get a serious makeover in Matthew Bourne’s Romeo and Juliet coming to a theatre near you in 2019
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The Royal Ballet: Les Patineurs Triple Bill is a seasonal spectacular featuring gems from Ashton, MacMillan and Robbins
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Don't miss Michel Ocelot's latest animated film, Dilili in Paris, coming to the 62nd BFI London Film Festival this month
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The new Anni Albers exhibition, Tate Modern, shines a deserved light on this influential but oft overlooked Bauhaus artist
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In Bad Times at the El Royale, Drew Goddard crafts a pulpy world of sin and suspense, with a whole host of exciting names to boot
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Simon Russell Beale stars in a new version of Shakespeare's Richard II, subversively re-imagined by director Joe Hill-Gibbins
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Chekhov's Three Sisters is updated and relocated to 2019 London in a new interpretation by Cordelia Lynn
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The acclaimed Winter Olympia Art & Antiques Fair returns to West London this autumn
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A revenge story of cosmic proportions from visionary director Panos Cosmatos featuring a career-defining performance from Nicolas Cage, Mandy has us holding on to our seat
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Smash hit musical Dear Evan Hansen finally transfers to London, with a score written by La La Land's composer and lyricist
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A new outlet for Daylesford organic farm and café opens in Brompton Cross
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Prolific playwright David Hare delves into 20 years of Labour Party history, but this heavy-going play is bogged down with Big Ideas and combative dialogue
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Bach's masterpiece is performed from memory by singers who take turns to tell the story of Christ's death and resurrection
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Playwright Bryony Kimmings rises from the ashes in a playful, potent exploration of trauma and recovery
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Shorn in half, stuffed with poptastic songs, and relocated to a vibey Notting Hill Carnival: Kwame Kwei-Armarh's Twelfth Night is a bombastic take on Shakespeare
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Coming to US Netflix this weekend, Maggie Gyllenhaal plays a woman with alarming affection in Sara Colangelo's remake of the 2014 Israeli film The Kindergarten Teacher