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Stellar outdoor art, music and dance festival comes to Grosvenor Square this summer for its inaugural year
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Welcome return to Covent Garden of a moving Verdi grand opera staged in the grandest style
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Check out a very different kind of nightlife at Life in the Dark, the Natural History Museum's new exhibition
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Sam Mendes directs an epic boom and bust story of the Lehman Brothers over three generations
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Dots, infinity nets, pumpkins and more: Yayoi Kusama returns to Victoria Miro London this November with a major solo show of new work
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Here's our round up of the pop-ups not to miss this summer
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Sampled by Kanye West and many others, the father of Ethio-Jazz arrives in Hackney in September
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Culture Whisper meets the woman combining fashion, art and floristry
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Five of our favourite new podcasts
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We’ve read our way through 2018’s new books to find those that definitely deserve some space in your suitcase (or kindle!) this summer
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Art Fund Museum of the Year Announced: Tate St Ives crowned the winner
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Inspirational works by JS Bach are cut with contemporary compositions influenced by them. Featuring Roderick Williams
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Poldark's Aidan Turner makes his West End debut as a crazed, cat-loving terrorist in Michael Grandage's revival of The Lieutenant Of Inishmore
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Tate Modern kicks off its 2019 exhibition programme with the first major Pierre Bonnard exhibition in twenty years
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Eleven years since its jubilant premiere, War Horse returns to the National Theatre
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Legendary director Peter Brook returns to the National Theatre to question justice, guilt and redemption
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Culture Whisper’s favourite act, Gandini Juggling, come to Somerset House this hot summer with a brand new, site-specific, dazzling show, Cascade. It’s free and unmissable
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Director Sally Cookson leads a new stage adaptation of Patrick Ness' searing novel about a teenager and a monster
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Make the most of London's outside spaces (and the glorious weather) with our favourite family things to do outdoors
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This superlative revival of Stephen Sondheim's masterpiece has substance, form and a formidably talented team – now there's another chance to see it
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Brace yourself for a seven hour epic as the RSC's celebrated two-part Cicero thriller transfers to London after sell-out success in Stratford
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A comic tragedy: the musical theatre adaptation of Alison Bechdel’s graphic novel Fun Home is a vital, life-affirming show that's not to be missed
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The Royal Ballet revives two contrasting works from Wayne McGregor and George Balanchine to frame the world premiere of a new ballet by Alastair Marriott
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Return to the smokey dance halls of the seventies at Southbank’s immersive ABBA exhibition
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Travel through time and space to see Dinosaurs in the Wild as they roam the Greenwich Peninsula
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Emma Rice takes up residency at the Old Vic with a stage adaptation of Angela Carter's Wise Children
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Those who sweat together stay together... or so the saying goes. Now that the summer weather's finally here, it's time to enjoy the great outdoors
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To celebrate the release of Sara Driver's new Jean-Michel Basquiat documentary, we investigate how Basquiat, a self-taught outsider, became the darling of the art world establishment.
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The indefatigable Hofesh Shechter directs a music and dance spectacular set against the striking background of the Tower of London
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New Tate Britain exhibition magnificently explores the impact of WWI on European art between 1916 and 1932
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Our ultimate guide to the best art exhibitions of the year so far, those still on, and the shows to plan ahead for: 2018 is a stellar year in art
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Come worship at the altar of Frida Kahlo in a rare exhibition of her wardrobe and possessions
