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These are the best Christmas pantos to see in London with the family this season
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Move over, Evan Hansen… Cult Broadway musical Be More Chill brings teen anxiety and catchy songs to London
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A new immersive experience from The Lost Estate: The Great Christmas Feast offers the chance to dine in the world of Dickens' classic Christmas tale
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Mischief Theatre, award-winning purveyors of sell-out slapstick hilarity, takes us back to school with Groan Ups
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Rambert become the latest company to mark Merce Cunningham’s centenary with Rambert Event, a thrilling programme bringing together big names in dance, music and art
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Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, the love story to end all love stories, airs at Regents Park's Open Air Theatre this summer
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Magical theatre adaptation of Man Booker-winning novel Life of Pi hits West End stage, after five-star reviews of sellout Sheffield production
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Brian Friel's 'finest and most universal' play gets a major revival at the National Theatre
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Kunene and the King transfers to Ambassadors Theatre after a five-star premiere in Stratford-upon-Avon
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Rambert2, the junior ensemble of Britain’s oldest dance company, brings a new and exciting triple bill to Sadler’s Wells
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Ghost Stories returns for a limited run on the West End, just in time for a terrifying Halloween treat
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As You Like It, The Taming of the Shrew and Measure for Measure transfer to London after impressing in Stratford-upon-Avon
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Christmas is coming and to make the most of the festive fun in London, you’ll want to book early…
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Rhys Ifans stars in Ed Thomas's semi-autobiographical story about the relationship between place and memory
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Come aboard the Cutty Sark for an immersive murder mystery experience this Halloween
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ZSL London Zoo is the place to be this Christmas, with Santa's grotto, film screenings and more.
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Toby Stephens and Claire Skinner star in a revival of Peter Nichols' landmark bittersweet comedy about caring for a disabled child
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From Ian McKellen sharing anecdotes to Andrew Scott on playing that sexy priest, we've rounded up the most exciting London talks to book now
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Ballet doesn’t come much more thrilling than English National Ballet’s Le Corsaire, which arrives at the Coliseum just in time to brighten up the darkest of London winters
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Choreographer Wayne McGregor directs the first of ENO's four operas on the Orpheus myth, spanning three centuries. Gluck's version stars Alice Coote, Sarah Tynan and Soraya Mafi
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Historic Royal Palaces invites you to Kensington Palace for Bright Nights, a night to explore the complex and contested legacy of the British Empire.
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Don your Dirndl or Lederhosen and get ready to raise a stein at Doktoberfest, a raucous celebration of Munich’s beer festival in London’s Docklands
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David Mitchell plays William Shakespeare in a droll comedy by Blackadder writer Ben Elton. Upstart Crow began on screen and comes to the stage
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Looking for things to do in London with the family this Christmas? From the best winter wonderlands to the most beautiful ice rinks, get ready for festive cheer
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After a knockout tour across the globe, Queen and Adam Lambert announce their new UK tour featuring six nights at the O2
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The Old Royal Naval College has re-opened the Painted Hall, one of Europe's most beautiful eighteenth century interiors
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Ben Duke’s Juliet & Romeo, a startling and thought provoking take on the greatest ever love story, returns for a short run at Wilton's Music Hall
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In its brand-new work Staging Schiele, Shobana Jeyasingh Dance evokes the extraordinary work and tragically short life of the Austrian painter Egon Schiele
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Marina Carr and Yaël Farber collaborate in an atmospheric but overwrought new version of Lorca’s Blood Wedding at the Young Vic
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The Betterment, Jason Atherton’s new restaurant, opens on Grosvenor Square – a stone’s throw from the site of his old boss Gordon Ramsay’s new restaurant Lucky Cat
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The dancer/choreographer who did more than anybody else to drag tap dance into modern times, Michelle Dorrance, brings Dorrance Dance back to Sadler’s Wells with Myelination and other works
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Lyndsey Turner directs a revival of Far Away featuring costumes designed by London College of Fashion students
