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The pioneering Pivot Dance project presents series of brand new contemporary dance double bills at The Place in October
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The RSC rattle over the Rubicon this winter as Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar comes to the Barbican
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Shakespeare's most sensual tragedy heats up the Barbican this winter, as the RSC's Antony and Cleopatra heads to London
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A porn saga with power: Maggie Gyllenhaal stars in David Simon's The Deuce on Sky Atlantic
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Action is eloquence this November as the RSC’s Coriolanus comes to the Barbican as part of the Rome MMXVII season
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Blood and revenge are hammering in our heads - the RSC's Titus Andronicus comes to the Barbican
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Rarely seen portraits of the rich and famous come to Philip Mould & Company gallery this autumn in a solo exhibition of works by society portraitist Sir Oswald Birley
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The American choreographer Meg Stuart and her company, Damaged Goods, bring UNTIL OUR HEARTS STOP to Sadler’s Wells for one night only in November
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Out-going Globe artistic director Emma Rice adapts a sweet love story (literally) for the stage in Romantics Anonymous
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The creator of 'The Moomins' receives a major UK retrospective at the Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Eleven high-profile female chefs create one-night only multi-cultural feast for Action Against Hunger in Borough Market
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Fortnum's X Frank makes a triumphant return this autumn with a showcase of works by Sottish artist John Bellany
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Vicky Featherstone directs Victory Condition, Chris Thorpe's new play about finding connections
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What will you bring to life? Get back to the old drawing board at the world's biggest drawing festival
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Dance Umbrella presents a series of conversations with eminent choreographers in My Dance DNA now showing exclusively on Facebook
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Pop-up 1940s cool: tap your toes, singalong and conga to the bar in this vibrant, feelgood revival of Clarke Peters' jazz-soaked musical
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Put on the red light: Tal R's paintings of sex shops, massage parlours, brothels and more come to Victoria Miro this autumn
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This Frieze Week, Marina Abramović comes to London to talk candidly about her extraordinary life, career and pioneering performance art
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Creative destruction is placed under scrutiny in the Saatchi Gallery’s bold new exhibition, Iconoclasts: Art Out of the Mainstream
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The nipple is well and truly freed in the Gagosian's upcoming exhibition of Tom Wesselmann nudes
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Godiva chocolatiers joins forces with Culture Whisper favourite Gingerline for an immersive chocolate banquet
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The avant-garde British design duo, Fredrikson Stallard, are back with a new body of work and a much-anticipated exhibition at David Gill Gallery
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Pace Gallery London to show Jean Dubuffet's Theatres of memory paintings in the first exhibition dedicated to the series in three decades
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The musical life story of Broadway showman P. T. Barnum comes comes to the Menier Chocolate Factory with circus and songs
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Stock up your cupboards – the Tiger Who Came to Tea will sing and dance his way onto the Artsdepot stage this December
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The soul singer returns to the Southbank for a solo performance, backed by a live orchestra.
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Southam Street restaurant is the speedy, three-storey follow-up to critically swooned over 108 Garage
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Portuguese food seen through a London lens: top pop-up chef Leandro Carreira goes permanent
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Eric Chavot, a man among the most revered contemporary French chefs, is to open the hotly anticipated Bob Bob Cité at the 'Cheesegrater' January 2018.
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Chef and restaurateur Stevie Parle goes pasta perfect in Carnaby this October
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Two South African jazz legends unite as Abdullah Ibrahim joins Hugh Masekela at the Southbank festival.
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The acclaimed jazz musician Paolo Conte returns to London for a single performance this November
