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Following the triumphant Can You Ever Forgive Me?, director Marielle Heller returns to tell the story of beloved children's entertainer Fred Rogers
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The Italian director on discovering opera, slipping on banana skins and introducing children to the best
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In BBC Two's The Name of the Rose, John Turturro stars as Guglielmo da Baskerville, a 14th-century Franciscan friar who investigates a series of murders in an isolated monastery
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The Crown's leading duo star in Lungs by Duncan Macmillan, an emotional environmental rollercoaster that feels tailor-made for the present moment
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Bijan Sheibani's production of 50s play A Taste of Honey comes to the West End after impressing on a National Tour
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Star Wars stalwart Rian Johnson gives the murder mystery genre a fresh spin thanks to an all-star cast. Daniel Craig, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Chris Evans star
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Chris Morris's second film delves into a specialist department of the FBI that jails terror suspects on circumstantial evidence, but has many laughs on the way. Anna Kendrick stars
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Emma Corrin will join Olivia Colman and Helena Bonham Carter as Diana in The Crown season three
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Vardo in Chelsea is the latest opening from the team behind restaurant mini-chain Caravan
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For a thrilling and original way to celebrate Halloween, don’t miss Northern Ballet’s Dracula, relayed live to a cinema near you on 31 October
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Come aboard the Cutty Sark for an immersive murder mystery experience this Halloween
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In his follow up to Thor: Ragnarok, Taika Waititi brings his trademark wit to Nazi Germany: playing a little boy's imaginary friend – Adolf Hitler
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Acosta Danza, the Cuban troupe created by the former Royal Ballet star dancer Carlos Acosta, takes up a 10-day residency at the Linbury Theatre
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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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After dazzling in 1996, Robert Lepage's seven-hour, multi-lingual epic exploring the effects of the nuclear bomb on Hiroshima is back
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Get closer to some of the most famous faces on the planet by visiting these London pubs and bars run by celebrities
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In the final episode of A Confession, former Det Supt Steve Fulcher (Martin Freeman) returns to testify against Christopher Halliwell (Joe Absolom) again
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It's a helter-skelter ride in music for Lewis Carroll's Alice with Gerald Barry's breakneck opera based on adventures down the rabbit hole
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Dulwich Picture Gallery is to present 35 of Rembrandt's paintings in an exhibition exploring his inimitable rendering of light
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From helping convert buses into homeless shelters to teaching disadvantaged children how to read, these London volunteering schemes are looking for your help
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London wine bars are having a moment. From New Zealand Wine Cellar's Melanie Brown opening The Laundry to the team behind Wilton's raising a glass with new bar Locket's
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From cult spinning classes to cat cafés, we round up the London wellness events to nourish your mind, body and soul
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The hit Netflix sci-fi horror series Stranger Things is coming back for another season. And the recent announcement trailer goes beyond Hawkins, Indiana...
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In this new biopic of American actor Jean Seberg (Kristen Stewart), director Benedict Andrews examines her tumultuous involvement with an invasive FBI operation
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In The Report, Adam Driver stars as Senate investigator Daniel J Jones, who uncovered the unlawful torture of terrorist suspects in the wake of 9/11
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Damien Hirst's Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable come to Claridges
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The touring Vagina Museum gets a permanent home in London’s Camden Market this autumn. Expect vulva-shaped artworks and talks on body positivity
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Armando Iannucci (The Death of Stalin) kicks off the 63rd BFI London Film Festival with a fresh retelling of Charles Dickens' David Copperfield
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Director Roy Alexander Weise revives Athol Fugard's semi-autobiographical masterpiece about apartheid era South Africa with comedy and tragedy in miniature
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Not only are these libraries open to the public, they’re feats of architecture housing swoon-worthy interiors. Better still, many of the most beautiful libraries are in Europe
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In Catherine the Great, Helen Mirren stars as the famous (and infamous) empress of Russia. Many try to push her off the throne, but she's not having any of it
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Father Christmas at the Royal Albert Hall could be the most exciting immersive Christmas grotto yet