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Tango luminary German Cornejo returns to his roots with Tango After Dark, a high-octane trawl through Argentina's national dance coming to the Peacock Theatre
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Director Jude Christian takes on Titus Andronicus, Holly Race Roughan does Henry V and Sean Holmes presents an indoor-outdoor take on The Winter's Tale
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Shakespeare’s Globe, Headlong and Leeds Playhouse unite to present a fresh take on Shakespeare’s timeless history play Henry V, directed by Holly Race Roughan
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Northern Ballet's Made in Leeds: Three Short Works has its London premiere at the Linbury Theatre this autumn
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Shakespeare’s first and bloodiest tragedy Titus Andronicus in a new production by pioneering director Jude Christian at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
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In a first for Shakespeare's Globe, director Sean Holmes presents a promenade The Winter’s Tale that moves between the theatre’s indoor and outdoor spaces
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Director Daniel Evans proves there’s still a place on the stage for Rodgers & Hammerstein’s controversial musical South Pacific
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From a taste of France in Brixton, to California by way of Canary Wharf, August’s new restaurants offer tantalising escapes
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Dear Evan Hansen prepares to take its final West End bow. Here's how it became the landmark musical all teens, their parents and everyone in between should see
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Handel, Verdi and Puccini masterpieces are not to be missed, with two new productions and a top-cast revival. Booking opens 10AM, Wed 27 July
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Director Simon Godwin teams up with designer Anna Fleischle to present a loud and glitzy Much Ado About Nothing, set in an Art Deco beachside hotel
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Kathleen Marshall’s show-stopping revival of Anything Goes glides back onto the Barbican Theatre stage, following a sell-out run in 2021
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Botis Seva's remarkable commentary on the experience of black youth, BLKDOG, returns to Sadler's Wells in the autumn
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A new work by choreographer Shobana Jeyasingh, Clorinda Agonistes, mines the medieval tale of the titular Muslim warrior in a hybrid of dance, opera and video
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Whoever said cinematic escapism was an indoor activity? Make the most of warm summer evenings with our pick of the best outdoor film screenings in London
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Join the Shelby family in conducting cut-throat business as an immersive Peaky Blinders experience opens in London
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Exhibitions in London right now: the grand opening of Africa Fashion at the V&A, a new must-see exhibition at the Hayward Gallery...
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From a solo venture from an ex-Palomar chef to the new restaurant celebrating Ukrainian cuisine – and employing its refugees – here's where to dine this July
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Screen titans Bill Pullman and David Harbour star in Theresa Rebeck's new play Mad House, a festering family drama that's predictable but entertaining
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The Bridge announces its first musical: an immersive production of Guys and Dolls, directed by Nicholas Hytner
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An excellent courtyard installation and over 1,200 artworks are on show – and for sale – for the Royal Academy's 2022 Summer Exhibition
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Jack Holden’s Aids drama Cruise captivated at the West End's Duchess Theatre in 2021. Now it returns for a second West End run
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Shakespeare’s King Henry VIII comes in for a savage reappraisal in Hannah Khalil’s radical rewrite of the play, now on at the Globe Theatre
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Japanese composer and musician Joe Hisaishi teams up with the RSC to bring Studio Ghibli’s 1988 movie My Neighbour Totoro to the Barbican stage
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Director Bartlett Sher’s My Fair Lady is a traditional take on the classic musical, but with loyalty to Pygmalion hidden up its puff sleeve
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From the stellar line-up at British Summer Time to a serious culture dose at the Underbelly, we round up the best London festivals to catch this summer
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Ballet stars honour one of the most influential dancers of all time, Rudolf Nureyev, in a special gala, Nureyev Legend and Legacy at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
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May's theatre sees some serious stars arrive on the London stage. There's also big musical revivals, daring new writing and fresh takes on Shakespeare
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Director Lucy Bailey returns to the Globe with a playful, libido-fuelled take on Much Ado About Nothing that runs on Love Island-style drama and sexual tension
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Barber Shop Chronicles writer Inua Ellams adapts the Ancient Greek tragedy of Antigone for Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, with direction from Max Webster
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Pioneering immersive theatre company Punchdrunk returns to London with The Burnt City, an eerie, dance-led journey through the fall of Troy
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ABBA Voyage is a chance to see avatars of the band perform live at a new, bespoke arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
