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One of the most significant shows of the year opens at Tate Modern: Picasso 1932, Love, Fame, Tragedy is erotic, often brutal but everything we hoped it would be
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Join us for an evening panel discussion exploring the ins and outs of building successful creative organisations from the ground up
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Life is a Dream, choreographer Kim Brandstrup’s full length work for Rambert, makes for an extraordinary, transporting and haunting evening
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Regent's Park Open Air Theatre's superlative 2015 production of Peter Pan returns for summer 2018
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The glam and glitter of Bollywood return to the London stage when the Taj Express extravaganza takes over the Peacock stage once more
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Simon Stephens and Andrew Scott bring their superlative show Sea Wall back to London for just 14 performances
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Let's do lunch: Culture Whisper's resident foodie revives the humble Egg & Cress with some healthy, nutritious twists
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Sam Mendes directs an epic boom and bust story of the Lehman Brothers over three generations
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In celebration of London Craft Week 2018, we've scouted out the female artists, designers and makers you should have on your radar
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The award-winning all-male comedy ballet troupe, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, return to the Peacock with their inimitable brand of ballet send-ups
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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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Michael Grandage revives the play about Mark Rothko that galvanized audiences at the Donmar in 2009
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Experience the legendary story of Carmen with a Cuban twist when the sizzling new dance musical Carmen La Cubana sashays into Sadler’s Wells this summer
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Soak up Shakespearean comedy in the historic surroundings of Westminster Abbey
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The highly anticipated second season of The Handmaid's Tale arrives on Channel 4 on Sunday
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George Benjamin's latest opera, Lessons in Love and Violence, has had its triumphant premiere at the Royal Opera House
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A blockbuster tribute to the genius of a designer who dealt not only in haute couture, but in timeless beauty
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New V&A museum exhibition explores the power of design and technology in shaping the future of our world – It's got honourable ambitions, but unfortunately lands a little flat
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The Dutch contemporary dance company Nederlands Dans Theater 1 is returning to Sadler’s Wells with a packed programme of daring dance
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Lest We Forget, English National Ballet's commemoration of the centenary of the Great War, returns to the stage
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Still a ballet superstar even after retirement, Carlos Acosta celebrates thirty years in dance with a special appearance at the Royal Albert Hall in the autumn
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An hour's music is the perfect antidote to a demanding day, and starts the evening out in style
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Culture Whisper's resident foodie shares her family's favourite flavoursome, nutrient-packed granola recipe, with none of the added nasties of shop-bought stuff
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Discover the five emerging artists to watch at Affordable Art Fair Hampstead 2018
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BRAT celebrates Basque-inspired, wood fire cooking with thrilling verve. No wonder Giles Coren too has hailed it the best cooking in Europe.
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High Coffee: the classic English pastime, with a fresh new edge launches at InterContinental Park Lane
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Awarded annually to an artist born, living or working in Britain, the Turner Prize reflects the best of British Art today
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Fine dining, lush foliage and eclectic interiors make The Petersham is a charming retreat in the heart of Covent Garden
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Off the beaten track, but photographic heaven, this Monroe showcase is one of the most Instagrammable art exhibitions London has to offer this spring
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The Detox Kitchen Bible Recipe: delicious and healthy vegetarian recipe for homemade falafel
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The Royal Academy makes a splash with Oceania, the UK's first large-scale overview of South Pacific art
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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
