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Celebrate the city's hidden supper clubs, niche bars and unlikely partnerships. Here are the London pop-ups worth catching before they vanish
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Amy Adams makes her West End debut in Tennessee Williams’s The Glass Menagerie. Jeremy Herrin directs the production from new company Second Half Productions
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Dance and physical comedy duo New Art Club bring their latest show, Cupid's Revenge, to The Place this autumn
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From the retro class taking gym-goers back to the 80s to workouts on wheels and studio singles’ nights, meet the new breed of gym classes storming London’s fitness scene
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A thrilling combination of circus and dance, Motionhouse's Nobody kicks off a major international tour at the Peacock Theatre
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From the eagerly awaited return of Sex Education to the glamorous newsroom drama The Morning Show with Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, this week in TV elevates many underseen truths
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Laurie Nunn's sex-positive sitcom finally returns to Netflix, with returning performances from Asa Butterfield, Gillian Anderson, Emma Mackey and Ncuti Gatwa. Jason Isaac also stars
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From Succession to Spencer, this year's London Film Festival is bursting at the seams with excellent titles – including 19 World Premieres
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Colin Farrell stars in this chilly five-part period drama by Andrew Haigh, following a whaling vessel in 1859. Jack O'Connell, Stephen Graham and Tom Courtenay also star
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James Cousins Company's We Are as Gods is an immersive multi-disciplinary performance coming to a variety of spaces in the Battersea Arts Centre
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Jessie Buckley and Eddie Redmayne star in director Rebecca Frecknall’s revival of Cabaret, staged inside an intimate reconstruction of the musical’s Kit Kat Club
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Korean Dance returns to The Place for its annual Festival, which is back on stage after last year's virtual edition
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The third film from Irish director Phyllida Lloyd (Mamma Mia!), Herself examines the best and worst in humanity as abused, working-class mum Sandra (Clare Dunne) builds herself a house
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The Dan Daw Show is an uncompromising examination of the intersection between disability and queerness
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Punchdrunk’s Felix Barrett and Maxine Doyle on the company’s major new London show, The Burnt City, an immersive extravaganza based on the fall of Troy
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From the musical Annette, starring Adam Driver, to the latest Marvel movie Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, here are the best films in cinemas this weekend
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A seven-part BBC adaptation of Dolly Alderton's bestselling memoir Everything I Know About Love is on the way. It stars Emma Appleton and Bel Powley
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Adam Driver, Marion Cotillard, and Simon Helberg star in this phantasmagoric, Sparks-written movie musical, directed by Leos Carax
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From the lauded fish restaurant launching an immersive chef’s table to industry leaders pivoting in exciting, new directions, September's hottest restaurant openings
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Ida Rubinstein: The Final Act celebrates the early 20th-century dancer, actress and patron of the arts, who became a scandalous figure in Belle Époque Paris
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From the long-anticipated third season of Sex Education to horror filmmaker Mike Flanagan's new limited series Midnight Mass, Netflix in September veers between comedy and terror
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From Saoirse Ronan playing Lady Macbeth at the Almeida to West End transfers for two of Broadway's hottest musicals, the best new plays to see in London this autumn
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In this new three-part ITV drama, writers Frank and Joe Cottrell-Boyce examine the Stephen Lawrence case when it was reopened in 2006. Steve Coogan stars
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Suranne Jones and Rose Leslie star in this new BBC conspiracy thriller centred on the politically contentious nuclear submarine Trident, or HMS Vigil
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A new pocket of Princess Diana's life will be explored courtesy of Kristen Stewart, in a new film by Pablo Larraín
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Rambert's latest livest livestream, Note to Self, is an ode to human memory created by director Benoit Swan Pouffer for the junior company, Rambert2
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From Poussin's orgies of dance and revelry at the National Gallery to the beguiling drawings of Hokusai at the British Museum, here are the shows to see this autumn
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From The Morning Show with Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon to The North Water with Colin Farrell, here are the best shows coming in September
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The musical year begins this month, and in spectacular style. Three new principal conductors, fresh productions of favourite operas and other neglected works revived
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From the new Sparks musical Annette, starring Adam Driver, to the thrice-delayed Bond movie No Time To Die with Daniel Craig, here's a list of great films coming in September
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The ultimate children's storybook on stage has all our favourite characters, brought together for a Christmas family show
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An opera inspired by a classic novel joins the repertoire at London's own country house opera