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Little Mix, Pearl Jam and Taylor Swift headline a mega series of festivals in Hyde Park for BST 2020
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Lin-Manuel Miranda earned Tony awards for In the Heights as well as Hamilton – now his story of a tight-knit latino community comes to the big screen
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In The Two Popes, Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce star as former pontiff Pope Benedict XVI and the current Pope Francis I – just before the former's resignation in 2013
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Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac – the three galaxy-travelling musketeers gear up one last time for JJ Abrams' conclusive Star Wars film
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Amy Adams stars in adaptation of bestselling book The Woman in the Window. But following a revelatory profile in the New Yorker, Dan Mallory, the author, is in the limelight
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With a cast including John David Washington, Robert Pattinson and Elizabeth Debicki, Christopher Nolan's next thriller Tenet isn't just for action addicts
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By CHLOE. brings the vegan revolution to London, with four chic cafes serving plant-based alternatives to fast food favourites
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An exhibition coming to the Barbican Centre is set to explore masculinity and its many guises
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A storm is brewing in Manor, a new dark comedy by Moira Buffini coming to the National Theatre
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Celebrating 25 years at Covent Garden, a classic production of Verdi's tragic opera returns
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Inspired by a remarkable true story, this subversive play explores cultural appropriation and imperialism in 1862 and the present
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Roger Allam and Colin Morgan star in Caryl Churchill's intruiging clone drama in a revival of A Number at Bridge Theatre
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After dazzling in London and New York, Conor McPherson’s poignant ‘play with music’ returns to the West End
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Nora Ephron's 1993 rom-com comes to life in a new musical adaptation of Sleepless in Seattle
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Tom Hooper's film makeover of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats goes all out in its casting: Taylor Swift, James Corden and more are on board
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Photographer Autumn de Wilde makes her directorial debut with a new take on Jane Austen's Emma with Anya Taylor-Joy, Mia Goth, Bill Nighy and more
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A new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery will explore the portraits taken by photographer Cecil Beaton
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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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The swinging romance of summer 1963 gears up to get London audiences dancing in July 2020
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One of the most exciting exponents of contemporary dance theatre, Mark Bruce Company, bring their new work Return to Heaven to Wilton’s Music Hall
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The Royal Ballet marries a new work by storytelling specialist Cathy Marston with a classic work of pure dance from American choreographer Jerome Robbins in its winter double bill
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In Swive, playwright Ella Hickson explores the relationship between sex and power in Elizabeth I's reign
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It’s up to the audience to save the planet in a new immersive experience: Doctor Who Time Fracture
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A modern myth from the mind of Neil Gaiman comes to life on stage at the National Theatre in magical new show
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Hilary Mantel discusses the long-awaited final instalment of the Cromwell trilogy in a The Mirror and the Light talk at Southbank Centre
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The National Gallery is to stage an exhibition exploring the idea of sin
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In February Cerith Wyn Evans will hold a gallery-wide exhibition that promises to light up White Cube
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The Devil Wears Prada musical is due to hit the West End in 2021
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Playwright Inua Ellams re-imagines Chekhov's Three Sisters against the backdrop of Nigeria's Biafran War
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The annual Ballet Icons Gala returns to the Coliseum in January, featuring a myriad international ballet stars in much-loved classics alongside contemporary works
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One of Manhattan's most feted restaurants, Eleven Madison Park, arrives at Claridge's under the name Davies and Brook – with sky-high expectations
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French classic Cyrano de Bergerac is revived by the Jamie Lloyd Theatre Company, with Scottish star James McAvoy shining in the titular role
