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In Line of Duty, John Corbett (Stephen Graham) is under greater pressure and DS Arnott (Martin Compston) isn't making things easy for him
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Discover Rembrandt's famous self-portrait alongside works by Francis Bacon, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Lucian Freud, and Pablo Picasso
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The lavish and spectacular return of Gounod's operatic take on a classic story in which a man sells his soul to the devil
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Adrien Carre and Christina Mouratoglou, the husband and wife team behind Notting Hill’s gorgeous Greek bistro Mazi, open a new restaurant: Suzi Tros
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As the BBC starts work on a major drama about her final years, we explore Marilyn Monroe's role as the tragic lead of a dark American fairytale
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A novel slated as one of the most important works of the last decade is finally adapted to the stage, in a timely epic for the National Theatre 2019 season
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Secret Adventures' Farmyard Cinema swaps plush red armchairs for haystacks, inviting audiences to cosy up in a barn to watch Unbranded
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Playwright Inua Ellams swaps barber shop for basketball court with his latest play: The Half God of Rainfall
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Discover Korea’s leading contemporary dance companies when A Festival of Korean Dance returns to The Place for a second year
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Hear Actress-turned-activist Emma Watson speak to 2018 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dr. Denis Mukwege at the Emmanuel Centre, London
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Dennis & Gnasher: Unleashed! The Musical from Beano Studios and Selladoor is bringing laughs to the stage in a UK tour with London dates in 2020.
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Cirque du Soleil's LUZIA brings the energy of Mexico to London through acrobatics and awe-inspiring feats in a production at the Royal Albert Hal
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Director of Paterson, Jim Jarmusch, is returning to Cannes with his new film The Dead Don't Die. Adam Driver and Bill Murray lead a star-studded cast
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Writer Alice Birch and director Maria collaborate with Clean Break theatre company for a new play about women affected by the justice system
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Smoke and Mirrors: the psychology of magic, at Wellcome Collection is an exhibition focusing on the link between magic and the mind
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The V&A's revamped jewellery gallery showcases Queen Victoria’s coronet and Beyonce’s Papillon ring alongside precious antiquities
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Head to one of London's historic squares to watch the summertime Shakespeare favourite, A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Creepy fun awaits in this CG-animated film with an all-star cast including the voices of Charlize Theron and Oscar Isaac
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Appropriate, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’s incendiary exploration of race set in a former slave plantation, gets its UK premiere
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Everything you need to know about this year's immersive screenings hosted by Rooftop Film Club. London films, food, cocktails and more
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The official trailer for the live-action remake of The Lion King teases an astonishingly beautiful circle of life, starring Donald Glover and Beyoncé
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In Wild Rose, Jessie Buckley plays Rose-Lynn, a young Glaswegian woman pursuing her dream of becoming a US country singer
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The Royal Court’s production of Pah-La is a scorching dissection of Tibetan and Chinese conflict and examines the vicious consequences of non-violent protest.
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Beatrix Potter fan? Then you can't miss Where is Peter Rabbit? at Theatre Royal Haymarket this April.
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In Mid90s, Jonah Hill marks his directorial debut with a hard exploration of male adolescence. Stevie (Sunny Suljic) befriends a group of older skaters to escape his abusive home life
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Half marathon meets music festival at RunFestRun, a new festival organised by Chris Evans and Vassos Alexander
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The haunting prints of Norwegian artist Edvard Munch go on display at the British Museum in an exhibition that taps into our deepest anxieties
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Nora Invites Deborah Hay – Where Home Is at Sadler's Wells' Lilian Baylis studio, is the latest offering from three dancers determined to take control of the creative process
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Revamped Chelsea restaurant No. Fifty Cheyne is warm, welcoming and a little bit luxurious
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In this new BBC comedy Don't Forget the Driver, Toby Jones plays a dissatisfied coach driver in Bognor Regis who grows from bored middle-aged man to everyday hero
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The classic fairy tale is told in song and dance in a traditional German opera rethought for a modern audience in a suitably outdoor setting
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A Star Is Born, The Greatest Showman and more – enjoy the best immersive outdoor screenings with Backyard Cinema in Camden this summer