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The Prince of Egypt musical comes to the West End with Stephen Schwartz’s Academy Award-winning score - parents might not love it, but the kids will
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From modern Greek delights at Mazi and Suzi Tros, to fine dining at The Ledbury and people watching at Gold, read on for the best restaurants in Notting Hill
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SW3 boasts some of the most exciting culinary ventures in London. We round up the best restaurants in Chelsea
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Dominic Cooke revives classic Welsh play The Corn is Green, which tells the story of an inspirational school teacher
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In Flesh and Blood, Imelda Staunton stars as the ultimate nosy neighbour – spying on the middle-class family next door. Turns out, they have a lot of secrets worth spilling...
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After an impressive premiere at the National Theatre, this modern myth from the mind of Neil Gaiman comes to life on the West End
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An intriguing collaboration between the eminent African poet and novelist Ben Okri and the dancer Charlotte Jarvis, Our Lives, comes to The Coronet Theatre
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Most promising playwright nominee Al Smith returns to the Royal Court with a dark comedy exploring radical ideas and cultural differences
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Friends, colleagues and inveterate music-makers, the great German tenor and Covent Garden conductor give a recital of favourite pieces
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It's no longer an unsubstantiated rumour: a Friends reunion special is coming to HBO's new streaming service, HBO Max. Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer, et al, are returning
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From the chance to help The Doctor save the planet to new offerings from Gingerline and Secret Cinema, here are the best immersive experiences London 2020 has to offer
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The Russian secret service officer poisoned in his adopted home of London is at the heart of a new opera inspired by his career, marriage and assassination
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Chris Pratt, Tom Holland, Levan Akin, Sonia Braga, Barbara Colen, Niki Caro – all the stars are coming out to shine this month in cinemas
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From Jimmy McGill's transformation in Better Call Saul on Netflix to Imelda Staunton's nosy neighbour Mary in ITV's Flesh and Blood, this week in TV is filled with shady characters
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Find music, food and adventure to suit all ages with our guide to the best family-friendly festivals happening in London 2020
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Where to eat the best and most adventurous pancakes from around the world in London
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With music, theatre, immersive soundpits and climate change activism, Easter at the Southbank Centre ticks every box, for every age group.
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Female filmmakers are paving the way for an exciting future in the entertainment industry. From biopics to blockbusters, women are taking the reigns in 2020
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Barbican cinema discounts, 2 for 1 tickets and cheap day Tuesday: we round up where to buy and how to get cheap cinema tickets in London
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Coveting a delectable meal in sophisticated surroundings? Any one of Mayfair’s best restaurants will do you proud
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Looking for the best restaurants in Soho? Brilliantly diverse, Soho remains the most thrilling microcosm of what's happening in London's culinary scene. Here is where to eat now
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Sky and HBO hope to follow their Chernobyl success with The Third Day, a surreal six-part series with Jude Law living on an island. What more do you want?
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The newly refurbished Bloomsbury Theatre hosts the launch of choreographer Andrew McNicol’s new project, McNicol Ballet Collective, featuring a cast of international dancers in From Life
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Everyone's favourite kids' retailer, Alex and Alexa's kidswear collection, Oii, launches with the active, trendy child - and eco-conscious parent - in mind
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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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An exhibition of works by angst-ridden Belgian artist Léon Spilliaert opens at the Royal Academy
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American artist Kehinde Wiley brings his powerful portraiture to the William Morris Gallery
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Irish playwright Sebastian Barry explores regret and forgiveness in a new play that was hailed 'ravishing' and 'radiant' in New York
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Get Up, Stand Up! Musical of Bob Marley's story premieres at London's Lyric Theatre, starring Arinze Kene
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Grand opera in a country setting opens the Grange Park summer season and gives music-lovers a rare chance to hear a much-loved Italian classic
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Aficionados know that eating sushi with your fingers is de rigueur; here's where to lay your hands on the finest
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Michael Winterbottom (24 Hour Party People) returns with a new biting satire on the super-rich – mocking, but also uncovering the grim truths of fast fashion