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Whoever said cinematic escapism was an indoor activity? Make the most of the open air this summer with our pick of the best outdoor film screenings in London
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Classical Music
From the world of Harry Potter to an evening with James Bond, here are the live concert screenings to book in for
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Gigs
Cirque du Soleil travel to London's O2 Arena with Toruk, a prequel to James Cameron's Avatar: book tickets now
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Talks
Zoologist Jack Ashby tells us how we can spot the biases in how museums talk about animals
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Talks
Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi is the most expensive artwork ever sold. Two experts come together to discuss the science of authentication
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Theatre
Book now for Cirque du Soleil's Totem, which returns to London's Royal Albert Hall after a global tour
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Kids
Don't miss Michel Ocelot's latest animated film, Dilili in Paris, coming to the 62nd BFI London Film Festival this month
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Opera
The China National Peking Opera Company returns to Sadler's Wells with two new productions
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Talks
Join Simon Amstell as he explores the workings of his cynical mind with psychologist Tanya Byron in this event hosted by The School of Life
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Cinema
Yorgos Lanthimos' latest thriller caused a sensation on the festival circuit. Our Gold Whisper members can see what all the fuss is about at BFI Southbank this November
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Essential
From Herbert Howells to Handel's Messiah: here are London's best Christmas concerts to get you into the yuletide spirit
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Theatre
Go back to the blitz spirit with a stage adaptation of Patrick Hamilton's novel The Slaves of Solitude
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Theatre
Patrick Marber's football The Red Lion returns to London
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Theatre
Chris Thompson's dark family comedy, Of Kith and Kin, comes to the Bush Theatre
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Features
Everything you need to know about the Royal Opera House Spring 2017 season operas and ballets
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Theatre
Mark Gatiss, Sherlock star and Oscar winner, comes to the West End for a limited two week run of this 1968 play about nine gay men at a party
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Features
With a constellation of stars, our favourite new writers and hotshot directors, the future is bright for theatre in 2017
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Things To Do
There's some awe-inspiring stargazing to be done in upcoming plays in London – book now or miss out. Swoon