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Ali Tabrizi's new and controversial Netflix documentary Seaspiracy confronts many issues around commercial fishing, but some questions still linger
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Rambert and its junior company, Rambert2, have announced dates for comprehensive national tours, marking their return to the stage
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The Amazon Prime series Them examines the dark, racist undergrowth in 50s American suburbia. Deborah Ayorinde, Ashley Thomas, Shahadi Wright Joseph, and Allison Pill star
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English National Ballet’s Swan Lake, specially adapted for the little ones as part of the My First Ballet series, is now available online
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Mozart's late opera re-opens Covent Garden to in-person audiences
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From the new racial horror series Them on Amazon Prime to a very different Baftas ceremony on BBC One, this week on TV has plenty to stay in for
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Exended due to popular demand: this utterly heart-warming musical about those stranded in the aftermath of 9/11 will restore your faith in humanity
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Josh O'Connor and Jessie Buckley play Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers in this intimately filmed, National Theatre version of Romeo and Juliet
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Episode 3 kicks off with seething, frustrating suspense after Terry Boyle (Tommy Jessop) is brought back for questioning. Warning: spoilers ahead
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The soprano on her Brixton childhood, 'silent' music and renewed energy as live music resumes
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Stylish interiors, hot tubs and country walks: six stunning holiday homes with April availability
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Beyond Face Dance Company streams an absorbing, thought-provoking work where works and dance come together to question the impact of colonial history on modern-day Britain
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Duncan Macmillan's new theatrical production, set 16 years before Game of Thrones, takes place during The Great Tourney at Harrenhal: where many major characters gathered
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We Culture Whisper editors get to enjoy the best of London life in normal times. Here’s where we’re most looking forward to going after lockdown
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From Lady Gaga's breakthrough role in A Star Is Born to Idris Elba playing a modern-day rancher in Concrete Cowboy, Netflix in April glitters with big stars and great movies
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Symphonic Variations, one of Frederick Ashton's most emblematic works, is the next streamed ballet in the ROH's programme of Friday Premieres
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From a spate of fantastical adaptations to an all-new Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, here are 21 plays (hopefully!) coming to the London stage in 2021
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Plays, concerts and world-class dance can all be enjoyed online from the comfort of your home. Here, we bring you day-by-day culture to stream in lockdown
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From a lake flanked by a sandy beach, to a calm and leafy stretch of the River Medway, we round up the little-known spots for wild swimming near London
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In-person concerts at the Royal Albert Hall and venues nationwide
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Tahar Rahim, Jodie Foster, Shailene Woodley and Benedict Cumberbatch star in Kevin Macdonald's difficult legal thriller, following the harrowing story of Mohamedou Slahi
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In this semi-autobiographical film from Lee Isaac Chung (Abigail Harm), Steven Yeun stars as a father pursuing the American Dream – moving his family to a potential farm in Arkansas
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In episode 2, Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) and AC-12 dig deeper into DCI Joanne Davidson (Kelly Macdonald) and MIT. And some familiar faces return. Spoilers ahead!
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From tucked away terraces and sun traps to tables warmed by crackling fires, here are some vetted options for dining outdoors come 12 April
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Aaron Sorkin's smash-hit stage adaptation of Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird comes to the West End, with Rafe Spall starring as Atticus Finch
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The National Theatre will reopen in June with Jack Thorne's adaptation of After Life and a Michael Sheen-led production of Under Milk Wood
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In the third and final series of this popular Welsh legal drama, Faith (Eve Myles) endures tricky divorce proceedings, truanting teenagers, and a big case involving a terminally ill child
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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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Killing Eve showrunner Emerald Fennell makes her directorial debut with Promising Young Woman, a wry revenge thriller starring Carey Mulligan
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The Royal Ballet dances Kenneth MacMillan's joyous Concerto, set to music by Shostakovich, in the next stream of the ROH Friday Premieres programme
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As gyms prepare to reopen their doors, our in-house health coach speculates on the future of tech-based home fitness
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Richard Chappell Dance kicks off its new season with Still Touch, a short film exploring the importance of touch and human contact
