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Matthew Bourne's very own take on the classic 1948 film The Red Shoes, returns to Sadler's Wells for Christmas, following its acclaimed debut there three years ago
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Fresh from Texas film festival SXSW, feelgood comedy Booksmart has wowed audiences and has already been dubbed as the gleeful cross between Superbad and Lady Bird
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Present-day titans Michelle Williams and Sam Rockwell play Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse, the Hollywood dancer and choreographer
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The long-awaited J.R.R. Tolkien life story is coming soon to cinemas. In the trailer for the Lord of the Rings author biopic, we see how the stories came to be
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Stimulating discussion meets first class comedy and music at HowTheLightGetsIn Festival in Hereford's Hay-on-Wye
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Academy Award-nominee and all round great showman Hugh Jackman brings a medly of musical theatre classics to London in his one-man show tour
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Christian Marclay brings his latest video installations to White Cube, Mason's Yard, returning to feature films for his inspiration
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There are so many reasons to watch Fleabag season 2 – and the second episode, with Fiona Shaw and Hugh Skinner in tow, proves why
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Explore the gastronomic worlds of your favourite novels in this series of literature-themed immersive dining experiences
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Painter and printmaker Sean Scully's abstract works come to the National Gallery for a free exhibition exploring the artist's admiration for JMW Turner
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Captain Marvel, Brie Larson's entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is the first female-led superhero film of the franchise
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Masculinity is in the spotlight in this potent play, which transfers to The Roundhouse after impressing at the National Theatre
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London gets a slice of the action as hit musical Waitress brings sweet story of pie-baking and self-discovery to the West End
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Turner prize-winning artist Antony Gormley transports viewers to the moon in an immersive virtual reality installation
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New works, a Beethoven commemoration, and a Lisztian tour de force at the piano head up the 10-month season
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Photographer Richard Billingham revisits his childhood with a powerful stillness and love laced with dysfunction in his debut feature film Ray & Liz
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Stylish interiors and complex flavours give South Indian cuisine a fine-dining edge at new Marylebone restaurant Ooty
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Beatrix Potter's beloved characters are coming to life in Theatre Royal Haymarket's play, Where Is Peter Rabbit? Radishes at the ready...
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Brazilian filmmaker Alejandro Landes uses the backdrop of the Colombian civil war to tell a dizzying story of teenage angst and global chaos in Monos
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Family Sundays give kids an inside peek at what goes on behind the curtain at the Royal Opera House.
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The Langham's children's afternoon tea with Daunt Books is a pleasure for kids and adults alike.
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Lucy Carr-Ellison and Jemima Jones of Tart London, caterers to fashion's biggest stars, open a deli, cafe, restaurant and bar space in Belgravia
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Somerset House celebrates Earth Day 2019 with a two-week programme of inspiring installations and events.
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Julianne Moore plays an opera diva held hostage in Bel Canto, the film adaptation of Ann Patchett's 2001 bestseller
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Back for its fifth year, the Barnes Children's Literature Festival features brilliant authors (hello, Lauren Child and Francesca Simon!), new performances and even baby-friendly and SEND-focused events
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Maggie Gyllenhaal plays a teacher with an alarming affection for her student in Sara Colangelo's remake of 2014 Israeli film The Kindergarten Teacher
