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Immersive
Travel back to the glamorous 1930s for a five-course feast with a murderous twist
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Immersive
Tinkerbell is a foul-mouthed fairy and the Lost Boys lord over a street food collective in London's new Neverland immersive experience
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An exhibition that shocks, inspires, and leaves you with the unshakeable urge to reconsider your wardrobe
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Theatre
After impressing at the Fringe Ontroerend Goed's play about human extinction comes to Battersea Arts Centre
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Visual Arts
St Pancras International gets the Tracey Emin treament with I Want My Time With You, the latest public art commission to adorn the station
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Cinema
Enjoy a screening of spaghetti western, A Fistful of Dollars, at the BFI this April
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Immersive
Celebrating their 10th anniversary, Secret Cinema returns to London with an immersive extravaganza inspired by the classic Blade Runner: The Final Cut
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Lifestyle
Unexpected and harrowing, 84 anonymous figures teeter on the edge of ITV London's rooftops: Mark Jenkins' thought-provoking art installation triggers the conversation around male suicide
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Visual Arts
Following the hotly anticipated unveiling of the new Fourth Plinth Michael Rakowitz commission, here's all you need to know about the artist and his winning sculpture
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Mark Dion is internationally renowned for his scientific-eye and artistic categorisation of objects. A major exhibition of is now on display at the Whitechapel Gallery
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Theatre
A whole host of bright new shows are springing up this April. Theatre highlights include a game-show scandal, an Operatic achievement and some bold premieres
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New Whitechapel Gallery exhibition, Art Capital: Art for the Elizabeth line, showcases plans for major public art installations along the Crossrail route by internationally renowned artists, including Yayoi Kusama
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Visual Arts
A new exhibition at Paul Stolper Gallery, London, explores the use of light sculptures as a tool for text, image and bold, vibrant colour
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Shopping
'Books choose their readers, not the other way around. I believe that booksellers are the matchmakers' said Celia Aherne. Well, we've tracked down the matchmakers
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Visual Arts
Two international abstract artists, Manuel Espinosa and Ilona Keserü, arrive at Stephen Friedman Gallery, Mayfair
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Visual Arts
Jerwood prize winning artist Shani Rhys James explores the process of ageing in new London exhibition
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World-renowned performance artist Joan Jonas's solo exhibition is a commitment worth making
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Gigs
From Beyoncé to The Rolling Stones, keep track of the best live music that London has to offer
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With the Affordable Art Fair Battersea 2018 edition now open, we offer our top tips for starting an art collection with the help of Fair Director Luci Noel
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Design
London becomes the international capital of design as London Design Week 2018 rolls into the Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour this March
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Visual Arts
Out of focus, ghost-like yet utterly mysterious, The Miaz Brothers present a new body of work at Mayfair's swanky Lazinc Gallery, London
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Visual Arts
The National Portrait Gallery celebrates the birth of art photography in this charming, intimate exhibition part-curated by the Duchess of Cambridge
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Would you make it in the Special Forces? Test yourself at the National Army Museum's new exhibition
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The first Da Vinci art exhibition in 65 years comes to London next year
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Acquaint yourself with these female writers, and you'll make a friend for life in their books