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The global touring show Nelson Mandela: The Official Exhibition debuts at a new event space in Waterloo
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The Cinderella fairy tale goes on a magical musical tour, with composer Jules Massenet and director Fiona Shaw
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The Southbank's replica of the famous ship The Golden Hinde is home to a swashbuckling immersive cocktail experience: Pirates of the Hidden Spirit
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A welcome return of the stylish and genuinely funny production of Rossini's sparkling comedy, where youthful love triumphs over jealous old age
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Disney’s live-action remakes continue with Aladdin. Will Smith features alongside a group of rising stars
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Pop song-writer supreme Max Martin presents new Shakespearean musical & Juliet exploring life after Romeo
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If the offer is too good to be true, it's a con. But when Faust is down on his luck, he falls for such a deal, in Berlioz's timeless opera.
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In a major 2019 revival, Sir Peter Shaffer's Equus returns to Theatre Royal Stratford East courtesy of English Touring Theatre and award-winning director Ned Bennett
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The acclaimed Beijing-based choreographer Tao Ye returns to Sadler’s Wells with his company TAO Dance Theater to present two pieces from its Numerical Series in 4 & 9
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Flamenco maverick Israel Galván returns to Sadler’s Wells to flaunt his signature speedy footwork in La Fiesta, a work that pays homage to a great tradition of Spanish culture
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Choreographer James Cousins weaves together three duets inspired by stories of separation for his latest contemporary dance offering at The Place, Epilogues
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Celebrate 50 years of Black creativity in Britain at the major new Somerset House exhibition Get Up! Stand Up!
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Mischief Theatre, award-winning purveyors of sell-out slapstick hilarity, are taking over the Vaudeville Theatre for a year-long run of three new productions
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A Pulitzer-winning study of American racial divides, poverty and industrial malaise transfers to West End after impressing at Donmar Warehouse
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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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In The Lego Movie 2 the world is turned into a desert wasteland, and Emmett (Chris Pratt) has to save Lucy (Elizabeth Banks) from the dreaded Systar System
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Josie Rourke directs a new production of the Broadway classic Sweet Charity for her farewell production as Donmar Artistic Director
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Boy Erased sees Jared (Lucas Hedges) forced into conversion therapy by his conservative mother (Nicole Kidman) and Baptist preacher father (Russell Crowe)
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She was left in the shadow of Shakespeare and Marlowe, but now Emilia Bassano is finally the protagonist of her own story
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With Martyna Majok’s Pulitzer Prize winning Cost of Living, Hampstead Theatre stages a quietly brilliant exploration of disability and identity
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Coinciding with the major V&A Christian Dior exhibition is a more intimate photography exhibition at Proud Central London exploring Dior's revolutionary beginnings
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Urban music festival Wireless brings Cardi B, Travis Scott, A$AP Rocky and more to Finsbury Park
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British artist Tracey Emin returns to White Cube London for a major solo show of poignant new work
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Retelling the final days of William Shakespeare, All Is True sees Kenneth Branagh direct and star in a lesser-known literary life story
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R’n’B queen Kelis is headlining Peckham’s Jam on the Rye festival, a celebration of music and street food
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Field Day 2019: Meridian Water is the new home of the festival, with Skepta and Jorja Smith headlining in 2019
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The whole family is invited to dance away an afternoon of fun and live music in DanceWest's Tea Dance with a Twist
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A cross-channel flight to Normandy leads the Imperial War Museums' D-Day 75th anniversary programme
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Some of the Royal Opera House’s top ballet and opera productions will be available for on-demand streaming for the first time through the digital streaming service Marquee.TV
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Clive Owen returns to the stage after 18 years to star in a strange and lesser-known Tennessee Williams play, the tropically-tinged Night of the Iguana
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Not just for seasoned collectors: dip your toes into the contemporary art market at the Affordable Art Fair Battersea, Spring 2019
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You're going to want to plan a trip to Oxford: Ashmolean museum stages a major Jeff Koons exhibition