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London sample sales to add to your diary: Sergio Rossi, Preen, Stephen Webster and Self-Portrait
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We round up the most mind-boggling and fully immersive escape room games London has to offer
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One of the most exciting exponents of contemporary dance theatre, Mark Bruce Company, bring their new work Return to Heaven to Wilton’s Music Hall
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In BBC's new 3-part adaptation of Dracula, Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss reanimate culture's best known vampire (Claes Bang) for a shocking, horrific, hilarious series
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In Swive, playwright Ella Hickson explores the relationship between sex and power in Elizabeth I's reign
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Make the most of autumn with hidden supper clubs, niche bars and unlikely partnerships. Here are the London pop-ups worth catching before they vanish
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From Miracle on 34th Street to Deck the Halls, Netflix and Amazon Prime are full of Christmas treats. Have yourself a Merry little Christmas with our top picks
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It’s up to the audience to save the planet in new immersive experience: Doctor Who Time Fracture
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A modern myth from the mind of Neil Gaiman comes to life on stage at the National Theatre in magical new show
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Superheroes, lovers, lighthouse keepers, wuxia warriors – whoever your hero, there's a new favourite film just around the corner for you.
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The swinging romance of summer 1963 gears up to get London audiences dancing in July 2020
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Tablescaping is the art form of beautifully arranging your table setting - for a dinner party, a wedding, and everything in between. Here's what you need to know
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In February Cerith Wyn Evans will hold a gallery-wide exhibition that promises to light up White Cube
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Playwright Inua Ellams re-imagines Chekhov's Three Sisters against the backdrop of Nigeria's Biafran War
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Bijan Sheibani's production of 50s play A Taste of Honey brings the spirit of working class Salford to the West End
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When the celebration calls for an extra-special table, here's the pick of the most elegant, funky and quirky private dining rooms
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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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Do away with tradition and embrace London’s quirkiest Christmas events this year
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From anxiously funny This Way Up with Aisling Bea to the drug-filled realities presented in Euphoria with Zendaya, 2019 has been a year packed with excellent television
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From Italian small plates in the dead of night to the den serving dim sum at 2am, these are the best late night restaurants in London
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George Mackay and Dean-Charles Chapman lead the war epic, with Benedict Cumberbatch, Andrew Scott, Colin Firth and Mark Strong in supporting roles
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Patty Jenkins directs the follow-up to Wonder Woman with a journey back to the Cold War in Wonder Woman 1984
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The BBC adaptation Emma Healey's 2014 novel Elizabeth is Missing is coming on Sunday night. Here's everything we know
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Spice up January with some cryptic challenges. Come to Sherlock Holmes' secret speakeasy to solve puzzles and drink cocktails or mocktails
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Disney gives Mulan, the tale of a Chinese heroine in disguise, the live-action remake treatment. The 2020 release will see a stellar cast tell a new story
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Forget the tree, forget the parties, forget the dinner – Christmas TV is the most important present of all. From A Christmas Carol to Gavin & Stacey, here's what's coming
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This week is all about visceral experiences in cinemas: a traumatic youth, or disturbing adulthood. Natalie Portman, Shia LaBeouf, Lucas Hedges and Jon Hamm star in this week's releases
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In Honey Boy, Shia LaBeouf examines his traumatised childhood with an abusive father. Lucas Hedges and Noah Jupe star
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The feather-light BBC sitcom from James Corden and Ruth Jones is coming back for Christmas, and the Wests and the Shipmans are spending the holidays in Wales!
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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
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New cast, new stories, new name: here's everything we know so far about the new James Bond film coming next Spring
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Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Helen Cammock, Oscar Murillo and Tai Shani have jointly been awarded this year's Turner Prize. Here’s everything you need to know
