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Choreographer Didy Veldman talks to Culture Whisper about her new Carmen tailor-made for the Russian superstar ballerina Natalia Osipova
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London's own opera festival, spirited programmes from the city's liveliest orchestras, and high-flying soloists. Summer music starts here....
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From Baz Luhrmann's glamorous biopic Elvis to David Cronenberg's latest provocative piece Crimes of the Future, here are the most exciting titles at this year's Cannes Film Festival
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Where to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee bank holiday, plus the finest essentials if you’re hosting your own party…
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A seven-part BBC adaptation of Dolly Alderton's bestselling memoir Everything I Know About Love is on the way, starring Emma Appleton and Bel Powley
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You may not be on TikTok but you've probably heard of the Coastal Grandmother obsession: here's what you need to know and what it says about our state of mind
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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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From Benediction's portrait of poet Siegfried Sassoon to the multiversal journey of Everything Everywhere All At Once with Jamie Lee Curtis, here are the films in cinemas this weekend
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Crochet is the it-trend for summer 2022
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A major survey of Cornelia Parker's immersive sculptures opens at Tate Britain
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The doors are swinging open at Glyndebourne this weekend, while at Mayfair institution Sketch, garden pleasures are being recreated indoors. Here's what not to miss…
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Director Bartlett Sher’s My Fair Lady is a traditional take on the classic musical, but with a trick 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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The second feature from filmmakers Dan Kwan And Daniel Scheinert explores the multiverse from the perspective of a laundrette owner (Michelle Yeoh). Jamie Lee Curtis also stars
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The skies are blue, the holidays are just around the corner and the beach is calling. Here are ten paintings to get you in the mood for summer
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SpitLip's Operation Mincemeat (a musical comedy for the stage, not the film!) has been honed to excellency and is deserving of its long run at Riverside Studios
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The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs at Soho Theatre is a much-needed queer narrative exploring intersectional lesbian lives
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In the run-up to the premiere of The Royal Ballet’s season blockbuster, Christopher Wheeldon’s Like Water for Chocolate, the ballet’s composer, Joby Talbot, talks to Culture Whisper
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Time for some euphoria and deep calm
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Elton John, The Rolling Stones and Adele are among the headliners confirmed for BST Hyde Park 2022. Here's who's playing and when
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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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Mind-blowing, Dreamachine experience is one of a kind and will make you realise that it's really all in your mind
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Sally Rooney is back on TV screens with BBC Three's second adaptation, starring Alison Oliver, Sasha Lane, Joe Alwyn and Jemima Kirke
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From Mexican dining with a side of cool to another rustic trough from the Gladwin Brothers, these are the best new restaurants London has to offer this May
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London Craft Week returns to remind us of the sheer pleasure of slowing down and making objects by hand
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From panoramic views to hidden gems, we’ve rounded up the best rooftop bars to drink at this summer
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Vast and spacious, these are London's best pub gardens boasting plenty of green space, secluded booths and stellar menus
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May offers some unmissable dance shows
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Back in the fast lane…
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From the Nick Cave concert movie This Much I Know to be True to Tom Cruise's aerodynamic return in Top Gun: Maverick, here are the best films coming in May
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Wondering what theatre to book and what plays to see? From fringe to the West End: London's best theatre
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Despite losing its way in the second act, director Daniel Fish's Tony-winning revival of Oklahoma!, showing at the Young Vic, is probing, raw and gloriously gritty
