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Dr Seuss' environmentalist fable fizzes with fun, originality and imagination in the Old Vic's family show 2017
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Emma Rice takes up residency at the Old Vic for a two-play season kicking off with Angela Carter's Wise Children
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Three’s a crowd: Max Stafford-Clark directs a major revival of Andrea Dunbar's 1982 play about a three-way fling
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A comic tragedy: the musical theatre adaptation of Alison Bechdel’s graphic novel Fun Home comes the Young Vic after superlative reviews in New York
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There's someone for everyone, but will the birdcatcher Papageno ever find his perfect match, Papagena?
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An ambitious new two-part play by Alan Ayckbourn takes us into an apocalyptic future where men and women are segregated
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Venus and Mars preside over heavenly music
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Superior interior: thank Gucci's Alessandro Michele for the brand's foray into homeware, featuring cushions and candles with plenty of print in the picture
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James Graham's satire about the rise of the Sun newspaper transfers to the West End
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Guts and glory: an immersive escape game at Madame Tussauds lets you fight your way through an Alien landscape
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Writer Dennis Kelly and director Lyndsey Turner collaborate on a new play about one couple's life unraveling
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The team behind Fleabag return with another unflinchingly funny and feminist play about one woman's sexual escapades
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Heads up: Max Mara Art Prize winner Emma Hart brings an imposing and impressive ceramic installation to the Whitechapel Gallery
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Step into the swinging Sixties with an immersive production of Hair the Musical at underground venue The Vaults
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Benedict Andrews (A Streetcar Named Desire) directs Jack O'Connell and Sienna Miller in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof – Apollo Theatre tickets available now!
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Dennis Kelly and John Tiffany collaborate for a 2017-18 National Theatre family show with strings attached...
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Puppets, pirates and creatures from the deep: board the good ship Cutty Sark for a packed programme of family fun
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Bryan Cranston and Ivo van Hove come to the National Theatre for a timely stage adaptation of cult media satire The Network
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A cracking cast of eight perform over 125 characters in Jules Verne’s Victorian romp at Cadogan Hall
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Creative excellence and a competitive edge come to London with the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portraiture Prize shortlist at the National Portrait Gallery
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Bored with waiting for the queue to subside in Hoppers Soho? The Sethi siblings open a bigger second site in W1 – and you can reserve a table
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Three beautiful pieces, and nothing to pay. What more could any music-lover want?
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The opening of the Serpentine Pavilion marks the beginning of summer; here's what's in store for the Serpentine's glamorous summer season
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London Zoo prepares to open the most daring exhibition yet: dinosaurs
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One of our favourite purveyors of Scandi supplies is launching a gorgeous range for kids. See Scandium's children's furniture
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A high-calibre team of talents including Simon Stephens, Marianne Elliott, Anne-Marie Duff and Kenneth Cranham join forces for a new play about a life-changing encounter
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Politics in Britain is more highly seasoned than for years – perfect conditions for the return of a Victorian favourite
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The virtuoso Spanish guitarist Paco Peña and his Flamenco Dance Company return to Sadler’s Wells with their acclaimed show, Flamencura
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Masculinity is in the spotlight at this potent play about conversations in a barbershop, which will return to the National Theatre in November after a sold-out run
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Not sure what to do with toddlers in London summer 2017? Try a West End underwater adventure
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Watch out, Net-a-Porter: there's a new e-retailer on the block – and it's French
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The Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy is back. Here's our handy guide to make the most of London's most anticipated showcase of contemporary art
