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Lucinda Childs's seminal Dance, with a score by Philip Glass and video by Sol LeWitt comes to Sadler's Wells, as part of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels
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Writer John Logan and director Alex Timbers’ Tony-winning, Broadway-charming Moulin Rouge! The Musical is ‘spectacular, spectacular’ – and worth the wait
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Cirque du Soleil's LUZIA brings the energy of Mexico to London through acrobatics and awe-inspiring feats in a production at the Royal Albert Hall
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Acclaimed practitioners and Ecole Jacques Lecoq alumni Kathryn Hunter, Marcello Magni and Toby Sedgwick star in Omar Elerian’s The Chairs at the Almeida
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‘Once more unto the breach, dear friends’, Max Webster directs Kit Harington in the Donmar Warehouse's modern-day retelling of Henry V
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Ruben Östlund's icily funny 2014 film about an avalanche is adapted for the stage as part of the Donmar Warehouse's delayed 2020 season
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Marianela Nuñez and Federico Bonelli dazzled as the star-cross’d lovers in The Royal Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet's return to Covent Garden
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Plen'y of heart and plen'y of hope? Director Daniel Fish's dark, Tony-winning revival of Oklahoma! Comes to the Young Vic
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Playwright Alistair McDowall returns to the Royal Court Theatre with The Glow, a Victorian-set thriller based in an asylum, directed by Vicky Featherstone
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The virtuoso young dancers of NDT2 return to Sadler's Wells with a triple bill that includes a work by the Dutch master Hans van Manen
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Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch returns to Sadler's Wells with Kontakthof, a portrait of the search for love in later life revised during lockdown
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Wondering where to go to see out 2021? From glossy parties to elegant dinners, here are some of the most exciting ways to spend New Year's Eve in London
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The Almeida Theatre’s Rupert Goold directs a talented young cast in his revival of Tony-winning musical Spring Awakening, but misses a trick in leaving the story in the past
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From Francis Bacon's haunting bull to Whistler's Woman in White and Louise Bourgeois' Woven Child, your guide to the must-see London art exhibitions in 2022
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Trouble in Mind, Alice Childress's cutting satire of racism in 1950s America, proves a play for the here and now in the National Theatre's engaging production
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James Graham’s Best of Enemies, showing at the Young Vic, is dexterous and perfectly balanced play on political debate
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Stars making their West End debuts, award-winning collaborators reuniting and fresh takes on classic titles: the best new plays opening in London, 2022
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Mark Bruce Company returns to Wilton's Musical with Phantoms, a triple bill of challenging and typically exhilarating new work
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Following a critically acclaimed run at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre, Lolita Chakrabarti's adaptation of Life of Pi opens in the West End in a feat for puppetry and theatrics
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Ivo van Hove and Ruth Wilson reunite to bring Jean Cocteau’s The Human Voice to the Harold Pinter Theatre
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From majestic performances in stunning settings to little known gems in aid of a good cause, we round up the best Christmas carol concerts London has to offer
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From the cinema at Selfridges to The Luna Cinema's palatial venues, we round up the best Christmas film screenings London 2021 has to offer
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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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Alex Jennings plays a raffish vicar in this dark new comedy about family, faith and community
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Theatrical escape-game specialists Swamp Motel present The Drop: an intense, IRL cat-and-mouse chase to retrieve a missing book
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In a new immersive collaboration between Department Studios and Myriad Entertainment, Arkham Asylum recreates the favourite haunt of Batman's enemies. And it looks terrifying
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Booking opens 16 Nov for two three-act ballets, a new family opera, plus Mozart, Handel and Puccini
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Nutcracker, Little Prince and Snowman
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& Juliet re-writes history’s most famous love story, swapping tragedy for empowering feminist comedy and anthemic pop songs
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Lily Allen makes her West End debut in 2:22 – A Ghost Story: a hair-raising, contemporary take on a classic dramatic genre, directed by Matthew Dunster
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From Jessie Buckley and Eddie Redmayne on stage in Cabaret to Ralph Fiennes’ take on TS Eliot’s Four Quartets, the best new plays to see in London
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Writer David Hare, director Nicholas Hytner and actor Ralph Fiennes return to the Bridge Theatre with Hare’s latest play, Straight Line Crazy
