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English National Ballet streams Cinderella Games, a ground-breaking short film inspired by Christopher Wheeldon’s Cinderella
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With the city hotting up once more, here's where to find the best ice cream in London
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You don’t have to leave the country to enjoy a city break or seaside escape. Here are the day trips from London you can still take this summer
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Based on the Philip Roth novel, this series examines an alternative 1940 where the antisemitic populist Charles Lindbergh becomes president. Zoe Kazan, Winona Ryder and John Turturro star
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In the final episodes of I May Destroy You, Michaela Coel examines a mind-bending, torturous journey into empathy, understanding, and acceptance
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Ballet and opera from the Royal Opera House will be available to view in drive-in cinemas around the UK this summer
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A man leaves his heart in San Francisco in The Last Black Man in San Francisco, Joe Talbot's emotional debut exploring the homes we leave behind
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Live music returns to Glyndebourne with a mini-festival of orchestral pieces and opera, an Offenbach comedy at its heart. And an important new fund helps rising artists
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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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In Bad Education, Hugh Jackman plays Frank Tassone, a real superintendent who caused outrage when he embezzled money from his school and kept it for himself
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A heated lido, a pool in a deer park, an Olympic aquatics centre and a laconium: London's swimming pools are re-opening – here's where to swim
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During the coronavirus crisis, cinemagoing has temporarily changed – but there's still of opportunities for a movie night under the stars. Here's the best drive-in cinemas in London
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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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The acclaimed physical theatre company Gecko premieres the film adaptation of its exuberant work Institute on BBC Four
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The story jumps ahead to three years in the future, as Elena (Margherita Mazzucco) prepares to graduate from her course in Pisa. She hasn't visited Naples in over a year
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Find old-worldly elegance at London's best new bars
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Shobana Jeyasingh Dance has announced new additions to its SJD Shorts Online programme
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Find Padella, Kricket, Ottolenghi and Skye Gyngell's Spring, all under one roof at the Supermarket of Dreams
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Theatre-makers are coming up with innovative ways of making virtual productions that feel intimate and immediate
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From a castle perched on the edge of the sea to a gothic temple surrounded by a world-famous landscape garden, here's where to holiday in style in the UK
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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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My Brilliant Friend now examines the pains of unrequited love as Elena (Margherita Mazzucco) is made to bear the rising romance between Lila (Gaia Girace) and Nino (Francesco Serpico)
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From lofty treehouses to pods with sea views, these are the best places to go glamping in the UK
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Devised as part of this year's Hyundai Commission, Kara Walker's 13-metre-high fountain explores the genesis of the African diaspora in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall
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Five of Titian's most epic paintings are to be reunited for an exhibition at the National Gallery next spring
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From Spike Lee's furiously evocative detective movie BlacKkKlansman to Steven Spielberg's classic dino-drama Jurassic Park, Netflix in July has plenty to think about and escape from
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With restaurants tentatively reopening across the city, here's where to celebrate when you'd rather have a room of your own
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Arabella (Michaela Coel) continues to struggle with her second work, but finds communal solace in her support group. Terry (Weruche Opia), on the other hand, is sceptical
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Elena (Margherita Mazzucco) tries to upgrade herself into the Neapolitan intelligentsia while trying to score with Nino (Francesco Serpico), which threatens her friendship with Lila (Gaia Girace)
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Hear world-class performances from your armchair, as opera houses, orchestras and soloists entertain, mostly free, on air and online, and on DVD. For our favourites, click on Read More
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The BBC's new Talking Heads remake uses Alan Bennett's original stories along with well as two premieres. Jodie Comer, Martin Freeman and Imelda Staunton star
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Luca Silvestrini’s Protein dance company has announced a new digital season running throughout summer and autumn under the heading Protein21, to mark the company’s 21st anniversary
