Along with the inevitable festive feasting and fun, this December in London brings feminist theatre, sci-fi rom-coms and sleek new architecture
'Just married. Bored already.' it could be many a modern housewife narrative... but this is Henrik Ibsen's momentous 1891 tragedy, in a fresh new version of Hedda Gabler directed by rule-breaker Ivo van Hove and starring Ruth Wilson.
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A gallery not the first thing you think of when you think of mathematics? Well, you’ll think again when you see that the Science Museum has teamed up with architect firm set up by the late Zaha Hadid to create a new wing of the Science Museum celebrating design, geometry and numbers.
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Homegrown Hollywood A-listers Colin Firth and Emma Thompson use their star power for good this winter. The actors will join a panel of journalists to discuss the pertinent topic of refugees seeking asylum.
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Who can resist the Moomins? Along with Alice and a certain silly old bear, they heroes of children's literature. The two parts hippopotamus, one part polar bear residents of Moominvalley descend upon the South Bank this winter in an immersive, interactive exhibition that's sure to leave you feeling warm and fuzzy.
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“Time rushes by, love rushes by, life rushes by. But the red shoes dance on.” So runs the ballet fable at the centre of The Red Shoes film (1948), now to be adapted by popular choreographer Matthew Bourne for his latest dance spectacular. Expect a cinematic dance spectacle.
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This new winter blockbuster takes festive escapism out of this world. Think screwball rom-com meets sci-fi. A guy and girl wake up 90 years too early on an intergalactic voyage. What better backdrop for romance? And it looks like Jennifer Lawrence might have finally found her perfect goofy-but-gorgeous match in Chris Pratt.
Tis the season to eat, drink, eat some more, and be merry. And this year supper club specialists The Art of Dining serve up festive classics with an alternative twist (roasted quail, red-wine-poached pears and bay leaf ice cream) in the historical Tudor surroundings of Hackney's Sutton House. All the fun and food of a dinner party, in an awesome setting - with no washing up!
The original feminist, mistress of war, performer of miracles and martyr is reimagined in a visionary revival of Bernard Shaw's play Saint Joan. Director Josie Rourke is not one for flat, faithful revivals of canonical classics and Gemma Arterton can certainly command a stage. We're excited.
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As night falls this winter, Kew gardens transforms into a glittering festive wonderland, with a sparkling path that winds its way one mile through the world-famous botanic gardens, lit by thousands of Christmas lights. Of all the winter wonderlands in London, this is our favourite.
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Spend the not so silent nights before Christmas singing all your favourite carols, with all your heart. St Paul’s Cathedral is at its most magical during the festive season. Its Christmas schedule is full of concerts and events, culminating in the cathedral’s world-famous carol services.
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