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How to visit Buckingham Palace in style this summer
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With Frieze Sculpture 2018 now on show, the art world eagerly awaits the arrival of Frieze London & Frieze Masters
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Check out a very different kind of nightlife at Life in the Dark, the Natural History Museum's new exhibition
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Celebrate the centenary of Mandela's birth with a new exhibition tracing his phenomenal life achievements at Southbank Centre
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From Koimari porcelain to iced Hojicha Lattes, Europe's one and only Japan House regally champions Japanese creativity
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Poldark's Heida Reed stars in hit play Foxfinder
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Scully's brings exhilarating creativity to St James's Market, one of London's most exciting new dining destinations
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Director Robert Icke returns to the Almeida to radically re-work Ibsen's The Wild Duck
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Mark Rylance returns to the Globe to play the villainous Iago in Othello
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A bold, thoughtful and deeply affecting hip hop show, Boy Blue’s Blak Whyte Gray returns to the Barbican Theatre this autumn
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Choreography, live music and theatre unite in Dystopian Dream, an exciting new collaboration from dance duo Wang Ramirez and composer Nitin Sawhney
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A new place to party has opened in Hackney
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Get ready for a major Cindy Sherman National Portrait Gallery retrospective, opening next June
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Writer Laura Wade skewers sexist notions of perfect housewives in new play Home, I'm Darling
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Watch Netflix's new Maniac trailer. Everything you need to know about the trippy new Netflix series starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill
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Reader, they're singing: new musical about the Brontë siblings sheds light on the wild lives of the literary giants
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Children get free theatre tickets throughout August to the very best London family shows on the West End and beyond
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The third Clove Club restaurant brings modern American cuisine to East London.
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The latest film from UK-based Polish director Paweł Pawlikovski, Cold War a chilling black-and-white melodic odyssey through Communist Europe, Paris and beyond
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East End cool comes to Mayfair with Bar Termini maestro Tony Conigliaro and Rob Roy Cameron from Albert Adria's trailblazing 41 Degrees and Hoja Santa in Barcelona
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Forget history and learn herstory as new play sheds light on poet and proto-feminist Emilia Bassano
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Jasmin Vardimon Company celebrates its 20th anniversary with the London premiere of a brand new dance theatre production: Medusa
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Enjoy the happiest of ballets when Birmingham Royal Ballet brings Sir Frederick Ashton’s comic masterpiece, La Fille Mal Gardée, to Sadler’s Wells
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Ground-breaking Royal Academy exhibition showcases drawings by Italian Renaissance master Michelangelo alongside video art by Bill Viola
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If you only see one Shakespeare, make it this: the almighty Ian McKellen plays King Lear in Jonathan Munby's triumphant production
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Upcoming British Museum exhibition to shed light on the world’s first empire and the great, unknown king who ruled it
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The Place offers another welcome opportunity to see The Troth – the moving tale of an Indian soldier who fought alongside Britain in World War I
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Avant-garde playwright Eugène Ionesco's Exit the King is staged with flair, verve and a patchwork of references
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Alice Oswald's striking version of The Iliad comes to the Barbican Theatre stage
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Philosophy and music collide as HowTheLightGetsIn festival brings stimulating discussion and world-class performance to Hampstead
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Birmingham Royal Ballet performs two ballets fuelled by power and politics in new double bill Fire and Fury
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The French choreographer Pierre Rigal brings his investigation into the relationship between music and movement to Sadler’s Wells, with his hip hop show, Scandale
