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The stars align on London's stages this March. Here are the seven shows you should see, from indie film inspiration to Tom Hiddleston's take on Pinter
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Culture Whisper's resident foodie makes healthy eating delicious with this playful fruit & veg medley
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An Oscar-nominated drama and a stirring feminist biopic: the best films in cinemas this weekend
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Phyllida Barlow's towering creations land at the Royal Academy in London
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Netflix and Chill? Spend the night in with award-winning movies on Netflix. Gravity, Birdman and more map the blueprints for Oscars homework to dive into
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Ground-breaking performance artist Marina Abramović presents her latest work at Serpentine Galleries – but for one week only
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Female filmmakers are paving the way for an exciting year in the entertainment industry. From biopics to blockbusters, women are taking the reigns in the new year
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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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Europe’s director of the moment Ivo van Hove translates a Hollywood classic for the stage with sly, stylish production and two truly starry leading ladies
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Tongue-in-cheek interpretation of Handel's heroic opera stars counter-tenor Tim Mead and Elizabeth DeShong
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How much do you give up for love? So much that you are no longer the beloved person? That is the dilemma for the water nymph in Dvorák's traditional tale
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Marie Colvin was a war correspondent who tragically lost her life in Syria. Rosamund Pike helps bring her story to the big screen with a Golden Globe-nominated performance
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A welcome return of the stylish and genuinely funny production of Rossini's sparkling comedy, where youthful love triumphs over jealous old age
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Celebrate 50 years of Black creativity in Britain at the major new Somerset House exhibition Get Up! Stand Up!
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Smash hit musical Dear Evan Hansen finally transfers to London, with a score written by La La Land's composer and lyricist
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In The Lego Movie 2 the world is turned into a desert wasteland, and Emmett (Chris Pratt) has to save Lucy (Elizabeth Banks) from the dreaded Systar System
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She was left in the shadow of Shakespeare and Marlowe, but now Emilia Bassano is finally the protagonist of her own story
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British artist Tracey Emin returns to White Cube London for a major solo show of poignant new work
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Not just for seasoned collectors: dip your toes into the contemporary art market at the Affordable Art Fair Battersea, Spring 2019
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Moonlight director Barry Jenkins adapts James Baldwin novel If Beale Street Could Talk – a story of loyalty and lasting love
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Portraits, landscapes, travel assignments and photojournalism: a major Don McCullin exhibition strips away fake news culture
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Orange is the New Black's Natasha Lyonne returns to Netflix in a totally different prison. In Russian Doll, she's forced to relive the same night over and over again
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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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From a new major new David Adjaye exhibition to Clerkenwell Design Week 2019, here's your guide to the unmissable design events this spring
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Discover the most inspiring art exhibitions 2019 outside of London that may just tempt you on a UK mini-break
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The Design Museum explores the stories that monuments tell through the work of award-winning architect David Adjaye
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Here's where to find the famous actors: London theatre 2019 is aglow with stars including Kit Harington, Cate Blanchett and Gillian Anderson
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The future is bright for London theatre: 2019 promises tonnes of talent, a surplus of stars and ample applause. Here are the 13 shows we're excited to see
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The much-anticipated House of Dior V&A exhibition is a breath-taking celebration of haute couture and a welcome escape from reality
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Royal Academy London explores the pivotal role of the Renaissance nude in a major new exhibition
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After two hit films, How to Train Your Dragon returns to complete the trilogy with The Hidden World this half-term
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The Diary of a Teenage Girl director Marielle Heller teams up with Melissa McCarthy. Lee Israel takes centre stage in Can You Ever Forgive Me?
