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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 Japanese cult choreographer Saburo Teshigawara returns to The Print Room with The Idiot, his take on the Dostoevsky novel that is rather lost in translation
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Mark Morris’s Pepperland at Sadler's Wells is an explosion of colour and exuberant dancing, a fitting homage to The Beatles’ landmark album Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
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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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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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Netflix and Chill? Sit back and celebrate the women in your life, with the best films about motherhood on Netflix now
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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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The Japanese drummers-extraordinaire of Yamato are back with Passion, a new show guaranteed to shake the very foundations of the Peacock Theatre
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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
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Brazilian filmmaker Alejandro Landes uses the backdrop of the Colombian civil war to tell a dizzying story of teenage angst and global chaos in Monos
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The Royal Ballet gives Liam Scarlett’s first full-length work Frankenstein another outing; sadly it's as unsatisfactory as the work’s first run two years ago
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Nordic folklore is combined with grisly crimes in a Swedish genre-bender Border, based on the writings of John Ajvide Lindqvist
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From influential director Asghar Farhadi and starring Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem, Everybody Knows is a fine-tuned family drama that sometimes falls flat
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The National Gallery gives French artist Louis-Leopold Boilly his first UK exhibition – it's a short, sweet, captivating delight
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Camille Vidal-Naquet's debut follows a male sex worker (Félix Maritaud) on the streets of Strasbourg, in an unrelenting exploration of desire, sex, and love
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Based on one of the most ridiculous stories never told, Spike Lee's Oscar-winning Blackkklansman shows he hasn’t lost his touch but that may just be out of it
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Maggie Gyllenhaal reboots The Kindergarten Teacher while photographer Richard Billingham makes his big screen debut
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Based on a true story and starring Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali, Green Book has officially won Best Picture at the 2019 Oscars
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First Sundance, then the Berlinale: Joanna Hogg's The Souvenir is the first major film of the 2019 festival circuit to look out for
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Director Blanche McIntyre gives Molière's classic comedy Tartuffe a boisterous update at the National Theatre
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Lebanese director Nadine Labaki's Oscar-nominated film shows the world the arduous realities of poverty and human trafficking
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Felicity Jones and Armie Hammer star in the stirring true story of Supreme Court Associate Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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Set in a boarding school, Old Boys follows Amberson (Alex Lawther) who reluctantly helps the handsome Winchester (Jonah Hauer-King) to win a French girl's (Pauline Etienne) affection
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A crowd-pleaser, if ever there was one, The Royal Ballet’s sunny, funny production of Don Quixote is wowing audiences at the Royal Opera House
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12 Years A Slave actor Chiwetel Ejiofor marks his directorial debut with The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, an inspirational but hardly invigorating look at Malawian history
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Boy Erased sees Jared (Lucas Hedges) forced into conversion therapy by his conservative mother (Nicole Kidman) and Baptist preacher father (Russell Crowe)
