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Do the cancan and by that we mean the Chinese Arts Now Festival. The UK's first CAN festival is filled to the brim with Chinese theatre, dance, music, film, live art performances and even an augmented reality tour.
Spine-tingling choral music and an open invitation to dance, feast and protest make Edinburgh Fringe hit ‘Counting Sheep’ –which stages the 2014 anti-government demonstrations in Ukraine – a Vault Festival highlight.
The cult dumpling chain comes to the capital and it's everything you hoped for and more. It's known for its xiao long bao (soup dumplings) but there's so much more on offer, like the wontons in black vinegar and chilli oil.
This is what happens when art and fashion collide. Brilliant young designer Grace Wales Bonner has been given free rein to fill the Serpentine Sackler gallery with the objects, books, music and art that inspire her.
Aim for a new high score at the V&A's Friday Late, which is themed around its ‘Videogames: Design/Play/Disrupt’ exhibition. The evening will give you the chance to solve escape rooms, design your own video game and more.
This meta biopic of ex-US vice president Dick Cheney is a damning post-mortem of the politician’s career. Basically, it's a Dick pic.
Working out needn't be boring. Let supercool gym Frame get you off that treadmill and into a workout rave. Expect plenty of fitness fun.
Put on your dancing shoes and join homelessness charity Streetwise Opera's Burns Night traditional Ceilidh dance. It's going to be well tidy.
It's an age-old Hampstead pub with a new lease of life. Do Sunday drinking the right way in good old-fashioned style with a proper roast.
See glistening ceramics inspired by toilets. They're oddly sexy and delightfully tactile sculptures. Essentially like walking into a posh toilet showroom.
Cirque du Soleil’s annual stand at the Royal Albert Hall will have your jaw hit the ground throughout.
This dram fine celebration takes place across the same weekend that Burns Night falls. And we all know the best kind of burn you can get is the gentle one down the back of your throat after your first sip of the good stuff.
The London outpost of popular NYC dim sum restaurant. Go for the Insta-worthy Pac-Man dim sum, but stay for the pastrami egg roll.
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