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Ready, set, sniff: a bespoke perfume lab has opened in east London
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You pay per 100g of food at this innovative vegan and vegetarian restaurant, hailing from Switzerland
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A brand new, live-action superhero comedy arrives this August on Amazon Prime: The Tick
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Call the Doctor: Jodie Whittaker stars in Trust Me, BBC One’s latest psychological drama
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The opulent Paris Opera is re-created at Covent Garden in a spectacular production of a Verdi grand opera
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Chef Patron at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, Clare Smyth was the first British female chef to earn three Michelin stars. Now she's going it alone
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Get inside a major symphony with this radical performance, and lose yourself in a dreamy piece for strings
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The latest H&M collaboration features London brand Erdem... and a little help from Baz Luhrmanm
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Immerse yourself in an all-consuming celebration of dance, art and music when Iceland Dance Company present the UK premiere of Sacrifice
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Ritual, reverence and disgust: The Death of Louis XIV impresses with slow-burning, stomach-turning intensity
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We just knew these two were going to get along. J Brand x Bella Freud will be available from Wednesday 19 July
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Julia Jarcho's darkly comic thriller is re-formed in a series of installations in the Royal Court's temporary peformance space
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Cherchez la femme: the untold story of Sonia, George Orwell’s wife and literary executor, comes to the Old Red Lion Theatre
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After a long sojourne apart, the only two surviving Bartolomé Esteban Murillos are being reunited at the National Gallery next year
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Progress and pop art: Ed Ruscha’s Course of Empire at the National Gallery is a 2018 highlight
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Go postal: London’s Postal Museum and Mail Rail lets you explore one of the the city's subterranean secrets.
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Heads up: Max Mara Art Prize winner Emma Hart brings an imposing and impressive ceramic installation to the Whitechapel Gallery
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Vicky Featherstone directs a new play about women's experiences in war zones by Ukrainian writer Natal'ya Vorozhbit
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It's great up north: an exhibition examining Northern England's influence on fashion, art and culture moves from Liverpool to London
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Lola Arias' Minefield returns to the Royal Court after impressive reviews in 2016
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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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A love for the ages: an adaptation of De Profundis, Oscar Wilde’s heartrending love letter from Reading Gaol, comes to the Vaudeville Theatre
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Modern, independent women of the 20th century, as seen through the lens of fashion photographer Louise Dahl-Wolfe
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Plywood takes centre stage at the V&A's upcoming exhibition on the evolution of modern design
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Vibrant colours, biting humour and literary flair: Harland Miller’s paintings return to White Cube this summer
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Contemporary artists including Tacita Dean and Anna Barribal explore past, present and the body at London's Frith Street Gallery
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Nocturnal animals and marshmallows around the campfire: WWT have dreamed up a wholesome country evening for your kids that’s right here in the city
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Smooth Finnish: the glassy surface of Akseli Gallen-Kallela’s Lake Keitele comes to London at the National Gallery
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Not just water lilies: an innovative exhibition showcasing Claude Monet's architecture is one of the National Gallery’s 2018 highlights
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A relationship born in the dregs of a house party forms the basis of the this new play directed by Polly Findlay
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It’s as if Christmas came early! Poet John Masefield’s much-loved tale The Box of Delights becomes a festive holiday show at Wilton’s Music Hall this winter
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Patriotism and myth from playwright Rory Mullarkey: Saint George and the Dragon brings an old story into a new age
