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The Southbank Centre announces a Summer 2019 Literature Season packed with exciting events, talks, readings and masterclasses
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Duncan Macmillan re-imagines Ibsen's political drama in a new production starring TV regulars Tom Burke and Hayley Atwell
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Gershwin, Verdi and an opera for all the family, all at the Theatre in the Woods
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Judi Dench stars in Red Joan, the film based on the life of Melita Norwood, the KGB's longest-serving British spy
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Queen Victoria's cherished coronet will be the crowning jewel of the V&A's newly refurbished jewellery gallery
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London gets a slice of the action as hit all-female musical brings sweet story of pie-baking and self-discovery to the West End
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Moonlight director Barry Jenkins adapts James Baldwin novel If Beale Street Could Talk – a story of loyalty and lasting love
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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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The top-grossing lifestyle brand Goop, helmed by Hollywood actress Gwyneth Paltrow, is getting its own Netflix series
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Portraits, landscapes, travel assignments and photojournalism: a major Don McCullin exhibition strips away fake news culture
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A young woman is trapped in a hopeless marriage, but her husband's departure opens up new possibilities .... A star team stages a new production of Janáček's opera
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Orange is the New Black's Natasha Lyonne returns to Netflix in a totally different prison. In Russian Doll, she's forced to relive the same night over and over again
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An immersive escape room from the creators of Sherlock puts you in the famous detective's shoes with convincingly cryptic clues
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Cocktails in the City returns for spring 2019
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Simon Amstell made a name for himself shepherding Never Mind the Buzzcocks. Now, he's releasing his second feature film Benjamin, about a young director releasing his second feature film
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Patricia Clarkson stars in Out of Blue, Carol Morley's (The Falling) adaptation of Martin Amis' 'The Night Train'.
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Two concerts celebrating the music of cutting-edge composer and conductor Sir George Benjamin
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Get your youngsters into classical music with a fun-filled orchestral concert at the biggest music festival in the world
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Easter means family time at Sadler’s Wells, as the theatre opens its doors to performances and immersive entertainment for children and adults alike in its renowned Family Weekend
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The Royal Ballet marks the centenary of Margot Fonteyn’s birth with a special programme that commemorates one of the defining figures of British Ballet
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Matthew Bourne's legendary Swan Lake comes to a screen near you, following a triumphant sell-out run at Sadler's
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The great Cuban ballet dancer Carlos Acosta undergoes the biopic treatment in Yuli, which has been doing the film festival rounds and will be released in the UK in April
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Cutting edge dance from Poland comes to the Laban Theatre with Polish Dance Theatre’s Forefather’s Eve_copy.Doc
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A gem on London's Bankside combining a lively, tantalising menu, a great chef and retro design
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The Design Museum explores the stories that monuments tell through the work of award-winning architect David Adjaye
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We tell you everything you need to know about the upcoming Tate Modern Olafur Eliasson exhibition
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The UK's fastest-growing arts extravaganza returns with underground parties, comedy and theatre at The Vaults Festival 2019
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In a new West End musical, the six wives of Henry VIII are queens of pop reclaiming their narrative
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The much-anticipated House of Dior V&A exhibition is a breath-taking celebration of haute couture and a welcome escape from reality
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Ukrainian folk opera Counting Sheep is essential viewing at Vault Festival 2019
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Royal Academy London explores the pivotal role of the Renaissance nude in a major new exhibition
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The RSC is making David Walliams' The Boy in the Dress, into a musical this Christmas. Even better? Robbie Williams and Guy Chambers are writing the songs
