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What does it mean to be British? The Barbican has asked 50 artists to try and figure it all out at a free one-day festival of dance, film, and photography exploring the meaning of ‘identity’.
This new social enterprise is partnering with the charity Sane to reduce the stigma around mental health for those having a ruff time. Oh, and there will be a pack of pooches to play with. Paw-fect!
This dinky little shipping container restaurant at Pop Brixton specialises in tasty seafood. There are too many small plate treasures to cover in full, but give it a try.
This is your last chance to swing by the classic arcade games and get your fix of nostalgia before the V&A's exhibition dedicated to video games closes.
A powerfully affecting look at one of the most iconic photographers who ever lived. Photographing freaks, geeks and everything in between: Arbus had a seriously brilliant eye.
Telling the unlikely true story of a sleepy Newfoundland town that took in strangers from around the world when their planes were grounded at the local airport in the wake of 9/11, 'Come From Away' is a beautifully crafted hymn to the power of community.
Mimi Leder’s intellectual drama is a knowingly old-fashioned biopic of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Written by the 85-year-old’s nephew Daniel Stiepleman with respect for Ginsburg’s lifelong work on behalf of women’s rights, it’s a reminder that words, paired with action, can change the world.
Sift through piles of Marie Kondo rejects and find something that sparks joy.
Thought to be the inspiration for the proles’ pub in Orwell’s ‘1984’, this historic Fitzrovia boozer is now the first tap house from Truman’s Brewery. Stop in for pints and salt beef bagels – East End traditions alive up West.
Gillian Anderson is phenomenal in super-director Ivo van Hove’s adaptation of the 1950 movie.
Get hoppy at this three-day festival dedicated to all things beer. You can sample pale ales from 175 of the world’s best breweries, before soaking up all those suds with some delish street food. Perfect.
Young Syrian actor Zain Al Rafeea gives an amazing performance in this powerful social drama about a boy on the streets of Beirut.
Feast on the truffle-covered, tahini-tinged tuna tartare at this Basque-leaning small-plates spot in Covent Garden’s Henrietta Hotel.
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This dazzling hi-tech drama from the National Theatre is a story of a family struggling to cope
The silent disco phenomenon reaches new heights at these exclusive Time Out events. Pick your channel and choose your side as three DJs battle it out over...
February can be miserable, but this should make you hoppy: a three-day festival showcasing bevvies from 175 of the world’s best breweries. Expect an...
Jamie Lloyd and an all-star cast of actors and directors present all of Harold Pinter's one-act plays
A virtuoso celebration of five singing legends, as seen through encounters with their fans
Gorgeous puppet animals and a lot of exposition tell the story of Charles Darwin’s epic voyage on the HMS Beagle
An enjoyable Danny Dyer helps Jamie Lloyd’s Pinter at the Pinter season go out on a high
Blow off those cobwebs and take a walk on the historic side. Discover Chingford’s history in this guided walk where you can learn all about old field...
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