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Let's All Dance presents Sleeping Beauty in a version tailor-made for budding ballet lovers: short in duration but long on fairytale magic
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Emanuel Gat Dance's ode to the sounds of the 1980s, LoveTrain2020, lights up Sadler's Wells this autumn
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From the chance to see Lily James opposite Kristin Scott Thomas, to a dose of Shakespeare from the maestro Kenneth Branagh, the hottest theatre to book now
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Playwright Chris Bush, with former Pulp and The Longpigs band member Richard Hawley, has written a vital musical about Sheffield's giant housing estate, Park Hill
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Western art’s grubby fixation with Asian stereotypes is in the crosshairs of this bombastic joyride of a play, starring Mei Mac. But does it pull the trigger?
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With characteristic audacity, BalletBoyz mark their return to the stage at Sadler's Wells with England on Fire, an über-ambitious, multidisciplinary production
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Andrew Scott delivers a phenomenal performance playing all eight characters in this batty but brilliant one-man take on Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya
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When a mother loses her child, she sets out to find one truly happy person in her changed world...
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A superb production of Benjamin Britten's profound and intensely musical opera returns with a new cast
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Richard Jones helms a rare production of Pygmalion, starring Patsy Ferran and Bertie Carvel, which misses a trick in being so staid
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Dance Umbrella, London's international dance festival, returns for 2023....
In partnership with Dance Umbrella Festival
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The American choreographer Pam Tanowitz returns to the scene of her London debut, the Barbican Theatre, with her latest breathtaking creation, Song of Songs
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Patricia Hodge and Nigel Havers shine as a couple at war in Noel Coward’s hardy perennial comedy of manners Private Lives, now showing at the revamped Ambassadors Theatre
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The Limit is an intriguing dance-theatre adaptation of the dystopian play Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons coming to the Linbury this autumn
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The Father and the Assassin tells the story of Nathuram Godse, the man who murdered Gandhi, within a compelling historical sweep through the run-up to India’s independence
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What are the best art exhibitions in London now? This month starts with a major retrospective of Gabrielle Chanel's creations.
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Shakespeare aficionado Kenneth Branagh directs and leads the cast in King Lear, coming to the West End's Wyndham's Theatre this autumn
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Andrew Scott, Nicole Scherzinger and Ian McKellen are just some of the stars descending on the London stage this month
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Broadway hit Next to Normal, showing at the Donmar, is an intense and unrelenting portrayal of mental illness performed by an exceptional cast
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From the Peckham favourite bringing its wares to the National Theatre, to a futuristic sushi restaurant and a hangout for Kens…
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London's finest orchestras launch their 2023/234 seasons in style, and in the opera house there is a rush of great classics
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Ian McKellen and Roger Allam reunite with director Sean Mathias to bring Ben Weatherill's Frank and Percy to the stage
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Paapa Essiedu and Taylor Russell bring fine chemistry to Jamie Lloyd's revival of Lucy Prebble's The Effect, about volunteers on a clinical drug trial
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Gareth Southgate’s reform of the England men’s football team is the subject of James Graham’s heartwarming play Dear England, transferring to the West End
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Today's sopranos relive some of the greatest roles played by the Greek-born soprano in a new production by Marina Abramovic
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Booking opens on Wed 2 Aug for operas by Wagner, Verdi, Donizetti, Handel and more
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The Royal Ballet's magical production of The Nutcracker heralds the arrival of Christmas at the Royal Opera House
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From the long-awaited arrival of a Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway musical to, er, more musicals and the return of a Lucy Prebble masterpiece (not Enron, sorry!)
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Who said cinematic escapism had to be an indoor activity? Make the most of the warm summer nights with our pick of the best outdoor film screenings in London
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Mark Rylance’s play about Hungarian doctor Ignaz Semmelweis, whose early discovery of bacteria was snubbed by his seniors, is compelling from start to finish
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Mark Gatiss and Johnny Flynn are riveting in The Motive and the Cue: Jack Thorne's study of the famous Gielgud/Burton Hamlet, directed here by Sam Mendes
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From world-famous chefs moving into London hotels to the long-awaited arrival of Corbin & King's seafood restaurant, here's where to eat this month
