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Josie Rourke directs a new production of the Broadway classic Sweet Charity for her farewell production as Donmar Artistic Director
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Judi Dench stars in Red Joan, the film based on the life of Melita Norwood, the KGB's longest-serving British spy
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English National Ballet School students shine in this charming adaption of the classic Sleeping Beauty ballet
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Rebecca Frecknall directs playwright Cordelia Lynn’s adaptation of Three Sisters, in a production for the Almeida Theatre starring Patsy Ferran
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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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Isabelle Huppert and Chloë Grace Moretz play a dangerous game of friendship and folly in Greta, a riotously entertaining stalker thriller
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Matthew Bourne's legendary Swan Lake comes to a screen near you, following a triumphant sell-out run at Sadler's
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Celebrating transgressive women and homegrown comedy, here's what to watch after Fleabag on Netflix
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Vanessa Paradis stars in Yann Gonzalez's hyper-stylised erotic slasher Knife+Heart – after premiering in Cannes and lighting up Flare
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Love is the most important thing in the finale. Fleabag ends with a forgiving, transcendent last episode to watch and cherish
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Fresh from the BFI Flare: London LGBTQ+ Film Festival, Carmen and Lola sheds light on hidden sexuality within the Romani community
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Brian Friel's 'finest and most universal' play gets a major revival at the National Theatre
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The Cuban ballet superstar Carlos Acosta gets the biopic treatment in Yuli, the uneven but often gripping tale of a rebel child forced to accept his destiny
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After winning Best Screenplay in Cannes, Happy As Lazzaro, Alice Rohrwacher's pastoral Italian tale, is set to wow the world
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The DC universe has just found its next best superhero: Shazam! packs a seriously enjoyable PG punch
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Joaquin Phoenix, John C Reilly, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Riz Ahmed star in The Sisters Brothers, the new Western from French director Jacques Audiard
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Take a stroll to the Lyric Theatre this summer to see Tall Stories' The Gruffalo Live, based on Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's beloved children's book.
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Tim Burton's Disney live-action remake of Dumbo takes flight with Colin Farrell, Danny DeVito, Michael Keaton and Eva Green
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The Royal Ballet opened this season’s lengthy run of Kenneth MacMillan’s masterful Romeo and Juliet by showcasing the first of a wide range of casts
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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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Finally nominated for an Oscar, Willem Dafoe plays Vincent van Gogh in Julian Schnabel's At Eternity's Gate – but unfortunately the rest of the picture doesn't hold up
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Jessie Buckley sings her heart out in Wild Rose while Mid90s sees Jonah Hill revisit his rebellious youth
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After the success of Get Out, Jordan Peele returns with Us. Lupita Nyong'o and Winston Duke star in the horror film that tunes into our anxieties
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The White Crow, Ralph Fiennes' third film, tells the back story of the charismatic ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev’s decision to defect from the Soviet Union in 1961
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Traditional British fare is served at a chic setting with views of Centre Point at VIVI
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From Antony Gormley's moon landing to a gamer's paradise, VR experiences to try in London
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In Under the Silver Lake, indie director David Robert Mitchell delivers a mind-mashing odyssey through a surrealistic Los Angeles as Sam (Andrew Garfield) tries to find a missing girl
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From the fame of Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Simon Amstell has grown leaps and bounds. The comedian directs his second film, Benjamin, as a balm for self-torturing lonely souls
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There are so many reasons to watch Fleabag season 2 – and the second episode, with Fiona Shaw and Hugh Skinner in tow, proves why
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Captain Marvel, Brie Larson's entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is the first female-led superhero film of the franchise
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Masculinity is in the spotlight in this potent play, which transfers to The Roundhouse after impressing at the National Theatre
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Photographer Richard Billingham revisits his childhood with a powerful stillness and love laced with dysfunction in his debut feature film Ray & Liz
