If you want to know where photography is at right now, this gathering of 37 disparate photo-practitioners won't make ...

A retrospective of shoemaker master Christian Louboutin's work, examining the evolution of the French designer's famo...

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Imagine going to an art school where the godfather of abstraction, Wassily Kandinsky, is teaching a class in wall pai...

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The first of the annual temporary pavilions and event spaces to be built largely underground, designed by Swiss archi...

The Vaccines, Franz Ferdinand, Sleigh Bells, Mazzy Star, Metronomy, Beirut, Hudson Mohawke, Baxter Dury, Andrew Bird,...

The RSC's seven Olivier Award-winning 'Matilda' is the best British musical in years. And it's not just a kids' show....

Badly damaged by fire in May 2007, Cutty Sark -the last surviving tea clipper - re-opened after extensive renovation ...

Mike Leigh's landmark 1977 play 'Abigail's Party' isn't revived as often as it should be - probably because every act...

It's hard to be genuinely angry with the irresponsible babyboomers in Mike Bartlett's pointed black comedy when swing...

The 87 pages of largely human studies, rendered in pen-and-ink, chalk and metalpoint, come from the hundreds of loose...

During her prolific 80-plus years on this earth, she has breached the divides between East and West, male and female,...

At his best Damien Hirst speaks to our incomprehension in the face of life's great mysteries. All that meat and medic...

The National Maritime Museum's major show for spring and summer 2012 is 'Royal River: Power, Pageantry and the Thame...

The complete set of Picasso's 100 etchings 'The Vollard Suite', made between 1930-1937 (and named after the Paris art...

Now this is a real coup for Olympic year: the Hampstead Theatre has secured the rights to a film whose mere name can ...

What on paper might seem like a delicate interleaving of Picasso and British art, in the gallery can feel like you're...

Eugene O'Neill's expressionist monument to the oppressed industrial class is once more unleashed on London after 25 y...

This superb revival of Eugene O'Neill's masterpiece has everything you could ask for in a drama: powerhouse performan...

'It's enough to make you come all over gooseflesh,' shivers Imelda Staunton's canny creative cook, Mrs Lovett, as she...

Entrenched in the heart of Theatreland, 'War Horse' is thrillingly other: technically and visually singular and an of...

This exhibition features work by over 30 artists who have explored both the social and cultural impact (good and ill)...

An exhibition, in collaboration with the Henry Moore Foundation, of large-scale sculptures by the British artist. Int...

A Cuban song and dance show, direct from Havana, tracing the island's music from the mambo and cha cha cha of the 19...

An admission charge (which serves as an annual pass allowing for repeat visits) applies to parts of the magnificent R...

In its favour, this survey of British design isn't the backslapping exercise you may have feared and it doesn't make ...

This grungy vaudevillian circus show from Australia's Tom Tom Crew is the headlining attraction in the Southbank Cent...

What is genuine and what is artifice? Do we have both a real and a false personality? And what should be public and w...

Middle England is living in hell but still clings nostalgically to its good intentions in Dennis Potter's 1976 play a...

A black and white oil-stick drawing of a man peering under a heavy curtain sits at the heart of this exhibition. Taki...

Annual exhibition and awards celebrating the most innovative and inventive design from the past year. A shortlist of ...

Jonathan Church's exuberant production looks back to Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly's 1952 film, which itself looks bac...

Cameron Mackintosh's 'little girl' has shaken off that 1980s synth vibe and finally woken up to the organic twenty-fi...

Jamie Lloyd's revival of John Webster's savagely poetic 'The Duchess of Malfi' may rather annoy purists, with several...

Six years after it first stamped, swore, and pirouetted into audiences' hearts, 'Billy Elliot the Musical' continues ...

David Harrower's 'A Slow Air' takes its time but stick with it and this potent two-hander will reward your patience. ...

The massive fetish event is back for another gropetastic affair, which are hugely popular with show-offs, goths, ind...

The Palace re-opened in March after major refurbishment, with the permanent exhibition 'Victoria Revealed', which loo...

Dignified by oak panelling and haunted by the unbroken voices of boys, these boarding school plays by Terence Rattiga...

A new cast moves into Richard Bean's uproarious update of 'A Servant to Two Masters' without loss. Generally, the act...