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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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A welcome return of the stylish and genuinely funny production of Rossini's sparkling comedy, where youthful love triumphs over jealous old age
Celebrate 50 years of Black creativity in Britain at the major new Somerset House exhibition Get Up! Stand Up!
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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She was left in the shadow of Shakespeare and Marlowe, but now Emilia Bassano is finally the protagonist of her own story
British artist Tracey Emin returns to White Cube London for a major solo show of poignant new work
Not just for seasoned collectors: dip your toes into the contemporary art market at the Affordable Art Fair Battersea, Spring 2019
Moonlight director Barry Jenkins adapts James Baldwin novel If Beale Street Could Talk – a story of loyalty and lasting love
Portraits, landscapes, travel assignments and photojournalism: a major Don McCullin exhibition strips away fake news culture
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
Matthew Bourne's legendary Swan Lake comes to a screen near you, following a triumphant sell-out run at Sadler's
From a new major new David Adjaye exhibition to Clerkenwell Design Week 2019, here's your guide to the unmissable design events this spring
Discover the most inspiring art exhibitions 2019 outside of London that may just tempt you on a UK mini-break
The Design Museum explores the stories that monuments tell through the work of award-winning architect David Adjaye
Here's where to find the famous actors: London theatre 2019 is aglow with stars including Kit Harington, Cate Blanchett and Gillian Anderson
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
The much-anticipated House of Dior V&A exhibition is a breath-taking celebration of haute couture and a welcome escape from reality
Royal Academy London explores the pivotal role of the Renaissance nude in a major new exhibition
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