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A crowd-pleaser, if ever there was one, The Royal Ballet’s sunny, funny production of Don Quixote is wowing audiences at the Royal Opera House
Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch's brand new work is an homage to the late choreographer that nonetheless moves the company into the future
Europe’s director of the moment Ivo van Hove translates a Hollywood classic for the stage with sly, stylish production and two truly starry leading ladies
Wallace & Gromit's Musical Marvels sees your favourite duo up to more mischief as animations meet live orchestral music at the Barbican
Beatrix Potter's beloved characters are coming to life in Theatre Royal Haymarket's play, Where Is Peter Rabbit? Radishes at the ready...
Underbelly Festival Southbank is back – featuring comedy, circus and much more
Record-Breaking Magic Sensations: The Ehrlich Brothers at The SSE Arena, Wembley, Saturday 6 April
A Week With Marilyn brings together a collection of rare images by photographer Ed Feingersh, giving an intimate window into the star's life
The first trailer for Disney's follow-up has arrived featuring new characters, tons more animation wizardry, a strange new autumnal world, plus a much darker tone
Prada turns to pastries, opening a London branch of its Milan bakery: Marchesi 1824
A new seafood restaurant from Bonnie Gull co-founder Alex Hunter, The Sea,The Sea, is opening in Chelsea
This exhibition of iconic images from the height of David Bailey's career is a veritable who's who of 60's cool, from Michael Caine to London's most notorious gangster family.
Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens is set to stream on Amazon Prime and stars David Tennant, Michael Sheen, and now Benedict Cumberbatch
An all-female creative team bring arctic tale of growing up and exploring the unknown to Trafalgar Studios
The frailties of capitalism play out as director Rachel Chavkin revives Arthur Miller's Great Depression drama The American Clock at The Old Vic
It's been confirmed that Vince Gilligan's new Breaking Bad film is a two-hour Netflix sequel, with Aaron Paul returning as Jesse Pinkman
This free festival showcases the best of London's West End. Live singing and dancing from smash hit shows take over Trafalgar Square
Tongue-in-cheek interpretation of Handel's heroic opera stars counter-tenor Tim Mead and Elizabeth DeShong
12 Years A Slave actor Chiwetel Ejiofor marks his directorial debut with The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, an inspirational but hardly invigorating look at Malawian history
A new retrospective of the early years of American photographer Diane Arbus comes to the Hayward Gallery, London
Don't miss the inimitable Maggie Smith on stage for the first time in 12 years, playing Joseph Goebbels' secretary
British abstract painter Frank Bowling is given his first major retrospective at Tate Britain in May – an exhibition that will include his iconic poured paintings
February sees the first major UK exhibition of Norwegian painter Harald Sohlberg at the Dulwich Picture Gallery
Mozart's magical opera of love, adventure and revenge, gets an exciting new look and first-class musical treatment
How much do you give up for love? So much that you are no longer the beloved person? That is the dilemma for the water nymph in Dvorák's traditional tale
David Suchet and Brendan Coyle shine in Arthur Miller’s The Price, as Wyndham’s Theatre make the best of a piece that lacks a punch
International ballet stars come together in Against the Stream, a gala masterminded by entrepreneur and former Principal Dancer Ivan Putrov to celebrate ballet pioneers
Marie Colvin was a war correspondent who tragically lost her life in Syria. Rosamund Pike helps bring her story to the big screen with a Golden Globe-nominated performance
The Belgian dance theatre company Ultima Vez returns to the Southbank Centre with Mockumentary of a Contemporary Saviour, a characteristically complex work by the choreographer Wim Vandekeybus
Arthur Miller's classic study of persecution and panic is re-imagined with John Proctor played by a woman in Yard Theatre's first show by a non-living writer
A mesmerising revival: ENO's award-winning production of Philip Glass's opera set in Ancient Egypt, with a career-defining central performance
The future of fashion is in safe hands, as this exhibition of up-and-coming talents from around the globe attests