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Max Nowaz's new black comedy follows a man who wakes up at his own funeral. It comes to The Cockpit this February
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The writer-director and star of The Great Beauty are back together for an extravagant study of the Italian political mogul Silvio Berlusconi
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A novel slated as one of the most important works of the last decade is finally adapted to the stage, in a timely epic for the National Theatre 2019 season
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BalletBoyz Them/Us is a new double bill from one of Culture Whisper’s very favourite dance ensembles, coming to Sadler’s Wells in March
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Record-Breaking Magic Sensations: The Ehrlich Brothers at The SSE Arena, Wembley, Saturday 6 April
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An all-female creative team bring arctic tale of growing up and exploring the unknown to Trafalgar Studios
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International ballet stars come together in Against the Stream, a gala masterminded by entrepreneur and former Principal Dancer Ivan Putrov to celebrate ballet pioneers
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The Belgian dance theatre company Ultima Vez returns to the Southbank Centre with Mockumentary of a Contemporary Saviour, a characteristically complex work by the choreographer Wim Vandekeybus
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The acclaimed Beijing-based choreographer Tao Ye returns to Sadler’s Wells with his company TAO Dance Theater to present two pieces from its Numerical Series in 4 & 9
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Flamenco maverick Israel Galván returns to Sadler’s Wells to flaunt his signature speedy footwork in La Fiesta, a work that pays homage to a great tradition of Spanish culture
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Choreographer James Cousins weaves together three duets inspired by stories of separation for his latest contemporary dance offering at The Place, Epilogues
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Mischief Theatre, award-winning purveyors of sell-out slapstick hilarity, are taking over the Vaudeville Theatre for a year-long run of three new productions
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The whole family is invited to dance away an afternoon of fun and live music in DanceWest's Tea Dance with a Twist
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Easter means family time at Sadler’s Wells, as the theatre opens its doors to performances and immersive entertainment for children and adults alike in its renowned Family Weekend
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The Royal Ballet marks the centenary of Margot Fonteyn’s birth with a special programme that commemorates one of the defining figures of British Ballet
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The great Cuban ballet dancer Carlos Acosta undergoes the biopic treatment in Yuli, which has been doing the film festival rounds and will be released in the UK in April
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Cutting edge dance from Poland comes to the Laban Theatre with Polish Dance Theatre’s Forefather’s Eve_copy.Doc
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In Quentin Tarantino's new film, Margot Robbie is Sharon Tate. New photos of Robbie and co-stars Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio reveal details on the upcoming movie
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Breakin' Convention, the international festival of hip hop dance theatre, returns to Sadler's Well for its sweet sixteenth birthday with a fresh line-up of explosive performances
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The National Theatre is reviving Rutherford and Son, a merciless tale of industrial woe, with Roger Allam taking up the mantle (or stove-pipe hat) of the tyrannical title role
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The contemporary company Yorke Dance Project marks its 20th anniversary with TWENTY – a programme of new and rarely seen work, performed the Royal Opera House Clore Studio
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Choreographer Ben Duke’s Juliet & Romeo, a startling and thought provoking take on the greatest ever love story, comes to the ROH Linbury Theatre
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L'Oculto in Brockley, Lewisham has gained a cult following for its extensive wine selection and range of tapas
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Visit The Table Cafe on the South Bank for a hearty cooked breakfast or delicious waffles and pancakes in a fuss-free environment
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A former building of Regent's Palace, Brasserie Zédel has opulent looks but reasonable prices
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Try creative new specials every day at M1lk, the hipster café that draws crowds from around the city
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An intriguing collaboration between the choreographer Russell Maliphant and the Greek composer Vangelis draws on Greek myth to create The Thread, premiering at Sadler’s Wells
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Northern Ballet dances the story of one of Britain’s most extraordinary monarchs in Victoria, a new narrative ballet by Cathy Marston
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With Peter Gynt, David Hare returns for the National Theatre 2019 season, tweaking a classic Ibsen tale for the modern day
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The dazzling drummers of Yamato return to London with Passion, a new show guaranteed to shake the very foundations of the Peacock Theatre
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Matthew Broderick and Elizabeth McGovern star together in Kenneth Lonergan’s thoughtful play The Starry Messenger
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Sadler's Wells presents Yang Liping's Rite of Spring, a radical interpretation of Stravinsky's most famous score, that fuses contemporary dance with Asian folk elements
