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Director Yaël Farber brings her new vision of Salomé to the National Theatre
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Alien: Covenant attempts to capture the thrills of the original while expanding its own mythology
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Orange is the New Black season five arrives on UK Netflix this June. And it's good. It's really good
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Pink Floyd return to the stage at the V&A’s latest blockbuster retrospective, 50 years after they recorded their debut single Arnold Layne
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Jawbone is a rough, tough drama with a sensitive side
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Long, eerie and existential – dive into the world of Giacometti: Tate exhibition explores the life and work of a modern master
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Andrew Garfield, Denise Gough and Nathan Lane lead a star-studded cast in this mighty National Theatre revival of Angels in America
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Based on the best-selling novel of the same name, I Love Dick airs on Amazon Prime this month
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Heart and homeland compete in Verdi's passionate opera
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The capital's leading immersive event maestros Gingerline have announced their latest pop-up on the East London Line
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One of LA's most famous restaurants is dropping in on London for three days only this summer
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The Archbishop of Canterbury opens the gates to his fairly secret, beautiful garden to the public on the first Friday of every month until September
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An modern version of the iconic British tavern is to open within the luxurious Langham hotel
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A Dog's Purpose asks the important questions. What is the meaning of existence? How can one achieve happiness? And WHO'S A GOOD BOY?
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A jealous old guardian with plans to marry his attractive young ward who has a handsome young suitor... What can possibly go wrong?
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Come for the sex, stay for the storyline: American Gods arrives on Amazon Prime
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Unlocked has a potent, punchy female protagonist, but also a plot that's too twisty for its own good
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Choreographer Alexei Ratmansky’s reworking of Tolstoy’s classic Anna Karenina makes a welcome return to London after six years
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The Mariinsky Ballet returns to London for a summer season featuring the much loved classics Don Quixote, Swan Lake and La Bayadère
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The Mariinsky show off their versatility in Contrasts, an intriguing mixed bill of old and new, classic and contemporary
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Romeo and Juliet makes a riot out of star-crossed lovers, an ancient grudge and a double suicide in this in-yer-face edgy production at Shakespeare's Globe
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Portraits of the artists: Whitechapel Gallery's first ISelf Collection exhibition, including Self-Portrait as the Billy-Goat, explores how leading international artists depict their selfhood
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Corrida de toros, mythology and an ancient Iberian bloodlust – this London show places Picasso in the context of the land of his birth
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The Queen is dead and Prince Charles is King. Chaos ensues. Mike Bartlett's Olivier Award-winning play has been adapted for BBC Two
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A solo show for Turner Prize winner Chris Ofili: tapestries come to the National Gallery
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Barney Norris, hailed as one of our most promising playwrights, returns with a new play about family life and loss, set in countryside near Winchester
