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Dance Umbrella 2017 is now well underway in London, with Rich Mix the vibrant venue for Out of The System, itself a rich mix of international acts
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Matt Damon stars in Downsizing, a whimsical if largely disappointing sci-fi comedy by writer-director Alexander Payne
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A relationship born in the dregs of a house party forms the basis of this punchy new play directed by Polly Findlay
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The good-evil binary and the destructive power of individualism make for an overly ambitious muddle of a new play by Rory Mullarkey
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Step into the swinging Sixties as Hair the Musical brings hirsute hippies and a mini Woodstock to The Vaults
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The Shape of Water is a cross-genre triumph, and Guillermo del Toro's best film since Pan's Labyrinth
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An an all-female chef team serve up an elaborate and adventurous selection of Dim Sum in Brixton
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In the chic new Chelsea foodie enclave that is Pavilion Road, Wulf & Lamb offers a 100% plant based comfort food and outrageously luscious desserts .
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Simon Stephens' new play about a life-changing encounter is a pretentious and predictable take on an 'exciting' woman
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Emma Stone and Steve Carell take to the court in Battle of the Sexes, an entertaining drama that's about much more than tennis
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America is in the grip of an opiate epidemic that kills more people than car accidents. British documentarian Louis Theroux goes to West Virginia to find out why
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London's Royal Academy of Arts stages a joyous exhibition exploring the friendship and links between Marcel Duchamp and Salavador Dalí
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A tragic story beautifully told, Mudbound is a subtle depiction of 1940s race relations in the mean and mucky Deep South. Carey Mulligan stars.
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After superlative reviews and a sellout run, Complicite's extraordinary sounds and storytelling returns to the Barbican for 2018
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Andy Serkis makes his directorial debut with Breathe, a sentimental biopic about a polio sufferer starring Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy
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Blade Runner 2049 is a seriously stunning sci-fi film that picks up where Ridley Scott’s neon-lit neo-noir cult classic left off – and might just take home the gold
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Chilean playwright Guillermo Calderón explores what it takes to trigger change in a new play, B, at the Royal Court Downstairs
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The National Gallery's current exhibition, Reflections, explores how Jan van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait triggered a revolution in British painting
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Honest casting is the outstanding feature of the new production that opens English National Opera's new year
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The Bristol Old Vic's arresting Jane Eyre stage production returns to the National Theatre in autumn 2017
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400 years, 7 operas, and a display spanning geography, history and art: the V&A and Royal Opera House collaborate to stage the first blockbuster exhibition on opera
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A darkly comic story about young love and one life-altering event premieres at the Bush Theatre
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Spanish masterpieces from The Bowes Museum come to The Wallace Collection this autumn in a once-in-a-lifetime collaborative exhibition
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Seventies sleaze: Maggie Gyllenhaal stars in David Simon's dazzling The Deuce on Sky Atlantic
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20th century American heavyweight Jasper Johns is one of the most famous living creators. Don't miss the chance to drink in his remarkable works at this very rare UK exhibition
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James Graham's satire about the rise of The Sun newspaper is a shrewd insight into the gutter press, and our appetite for sensation
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Truly one of the greats: at long last the late New York artist Basquiat gets the recognition he so deserves with this massive Barbican retrospective
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Rare pastels by Edgar Degas come to London via Glasgow’s Burrell Collection, revealing the artist's complex relationship to modernity
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Showstopper! The Improvised Musical brings spontaneous song and silliness to the West End's Lyric Theatre
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Pop-up 1940s cool: tap your toes, singalong and conga to the bar in this vibrant, feelgood revival of Clarke Peters' jazz-soaked musical
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Electric Dreams, Channel 4's new anthology series based on Philip K. Dick's short stories, debuts with the Hood Maker – an explosive examination of privacy, security, and identity
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In this long overdue retrospective, the monumental power of the Scythian warriors will come to life once more
