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The Dulwich Picture Gallery's summer exhibition is a joyful celebration of the hustle and bustle of daily life as realised by the modernist printmakers of interwar Britain
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The cast for the upcoming adaptation of the hit musical has been confirmed: Richard E. Grant, Sharon Horgan and more join the 2020 project
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George Clooney stars in this new Channel 4/Hulu adaptation of Joseph Heller's 1961 antiwar novel Catch-22. A funny, bloody, ridiculous satire set in a WWII airbase
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Pick up a glass of bubbly and browse the dazzling range of art and antiques available at LAPADA Fair, Mayfair
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The team behind Sh!t Theatre takes on everyone’s favourite festive romcom, Love Actually, at Camden’s People Theatre this Christmas
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This December Love Actually is screening at the Eventim Apollo for a night of orchestral romance and festive fun to kick off the Christmas period
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A new site-specific production of David Hare's verbatim play about railway privatisation chugs to life underground in The Vaults
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Sky and HBO hope to follow their Chernobyl success with The Third Day, a surreal six-part series with Jude Law living on an island. What more do you want?
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Support the Girls, starring Regina Hall, opens in UK cinemas this June after receiving widespread praise across the pond – its take on familiar cinematic tropes should prove refreshingly authentic
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The feel-good and fight-hard hit is back for a third chapter in a new location: GLOW heads to Vegas, and the competition is still heating up
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London’s first Swiss-inspired restaurant Heritage is the place to head to enjoy sophisticated takes on fondue, raclette and rösti all year round
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For the first time since the 1982 release, Ridley Scott's Blade Runner will be screened in sync with a performance of Vangelis' electrifying score
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Academy Award-nominee Ruth Negga makes her Young Vic debut as Portia Coughlan in haunting Irish play about family and nation
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Donizetti's comedy returns to Covent Garden in a production packed with visual humour as well as musical hi-jinks, and with a great comedic guest star
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Woody, Buzz, Bo Peep and friends are back in Pixar's most soulful film in years – Toy Story 4 delivers enough love and laughter for a lifetime
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This Way Up is a new Channel 4 comedy drama penned by Aisling Bea (The Fall) and starring Sharon Horgan (Catastrophe)
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Jake Gyllenhaal plays Georges Seurat as the five-star Broadway production of Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with George comes to London
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Ovid's underworld myth gets a radical update with a blend of opera and house music in a world premiere by barritone Nmon Ford
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International theatre's most in-demand auteur is directing the legendary Comédie-Française company in his adaptation of Luchino Visconti's 1969 film
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Emma Healey's 2014 novel Elizabeth is Missing is being adapted for the BBC. Here's everything we know
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Ibsen's classic Nora: A Doll's House is reworked into three different time periods by bold playwright Stef Smith
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Immersive performance experts Colab Theatre are bringing a challenging production to London with Spy Cinema, where the audience takes control of the mission
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Hollywood veterans, Broadway award-winners and a 17-year-old newcomer make up the cast of the Steven Spielberg's West Side Story remake
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The queen of hip hop, Kate Prince, draws on Sting’s back catalogue for her new show, Message in a Bottle, coming to the Peacock Theatre in early 2020
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Quartz bottles, vaginal eggs and positive energy at the ready: Gwyneth Paltrow’s In Goop Health wellness summit comes to London
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Eggslut, LA’s comfort food chain restaurant that puts eggs centre stage, gets its first UK outlet on Notting Hill’s Portobello Road
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Men in Black: International offers new agents and a new story within a well-known world, but there's little reason for this reboot to exist
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Matthew Bourne's very own take on the classic 1948 film The Red Shoes, returns to Sadler's Wells for Christmas, following its acclaimed debut there three years ago
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After dazzling in New York, Jackie Sibblies Drury’s Fairview interrogates our preconceptions of race at the Young Vic
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The James Bond / Secret Cinema immersive film experience is a perfect partnership between two glamorous operations, offering impressive decadence and mystery
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Laughter comes to The Old Vic: Andrew Scott stars in Noel Coward's autobiograhical farce about an actor's midlife crisis
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In episode two, Tell-Tale Hearts, the Monterey Five begin to feel paranoid about Perry's murder. And Mary Louise (Meryl Streep) continues to pursue her suspicions
