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A new exhibition explores the sartorial, aesthetic and social significance of the kimono from the 1660s to the present day
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Alex Jennings plays a raffish vicar in this dark new comedy about family, faith and and community
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Simon Stone directs a radical re-telling of the Phaedra myth, with Kristin Scott Thomas making her NT debut as a British politician
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Helen Mirren and Mark Strong star in Robert Icke's modern re-telling of Oedipus, on the London stage in 2020
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Dominic Cooke revives classic Welsh play The Corn is Green, which tells the story of an inspirational school teacher
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An intimate exhibition of Hockney’s drawings at the National Portrait Gallery explores the loves of his life, from Picasso to his beloved mother
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Most promising playwright nominee Al Smith returns to the Royal Court with a dark comedy exploring radical ideas and cultural differences
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Friends, colleagues and inveterate music-makers, the great German tenor and Covent Garden conductor give a recital of favourite pieces
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Anne-Marie Duff stars in the world premiere of a working-class family epic at the Almeida Theatre
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It's no longer an unsubstantiated rumour: a Friends reunion special is coming to HBO's new streaming service, HBO Max. Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer, et al, are returning
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Music, theatre, comedy, literature, dance and more, all in one fabulous festival: the Latitude 2020 line-up is here
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Kate Tempest re-imagines Greek mythology in a new play about stranded war hero Philoctetes at the National Theatre
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Wilderness Festival returns with a unique blend of hippy, happy and dance-mad vibes, all in the idyllic setting of an Oxfordshire summer
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With Carol and the Hulk behind them, Todd Haynes and Mark Ruffalo team up to tell the true story of a major pollution scandal with a chemical company
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Céline Sciamma's period romance premiered in competition in Cannes – its exquisite beauty impressing audiences without fail
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Dragons and Mythical Beasts is an interactive children's show that brings the most amazing creatures to life for the kids thanks to spectacular puppetry
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Cirque du Soleil's Corteo is.a celestial celebration of life, as performers float on chandeliers and trampoline across beds. Bring the kids.
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Children get free theatre tickets throughout August to the very best London family shows on in the West End and beyond
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Ampéli revives Charlotte Street's long history of Greek-Cypriot cooking. Delicious and different, it's so good it makes you want to start dancing on the tables
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Extended run: smash hit musical Dear Evan Hansen brings a heartfelt story of teenage isolation and a soaring songbook to London
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Andrew Lloyd Webber and Killing Eve writer Emerald Fennell reinvent the fairytale format with a new Cinderella musical
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Dodie Smith's beloved story of 101 Dalmatians kidnapped by Cruella de Vil comes to life as a new musical at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
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Andrea Levy's epic tale of love, hope and sacrifice between Britain and Jamaica in the 40s returns after sold out premiere in 2019
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Rising stars Josh O'Connor and Jessie Buckley play Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers in a modern take on Romeo and Juliet
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Aaron Sorkin's smash-hit stage adaptation of Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird comes to the West End
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An exhibition of works by angst-ridden Belgian artist Léon Spilliaert opens at the Royal Academy
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Move over, Evan Hansen… Cult Broadway musical Be More Chill brings teen anxiety and catchy songs to London
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American artist Kehinde Wiley brings his powerful portraiture to the William Morris Gallery
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It’s all about connecting with others through gardening at the 30th anniversary of the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival
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Mischief Theatre Company's farcical tale of theatrical disaster continues to delight on the West End
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This unflinching exhibition explores vulnerability, strength, race and gender, from private images of Taliban fighters to the bull fighters of Spain
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Irish playwright Sebastian Barry explores regret and forgiveness in a new play that was hailed 'ravishing' and 'radiant' in New York
