What’s On In London

The Cardinal Bar and Kitchen is the new all-day dining restaurant at Hotel Saint that's got conviviality at its heart

The Wellcome Collection is exploring notions of beauty across different time periods and different cultures with major exhibition The Cult of Beauty. The display explores…

Queer East is back for its fifth year, with a city-wide programme of events showcasing LGBTQ+ cinema from East and Southeast Asia

Following the closure of his Croydon sites, Lee Westcott is back in South London, popping up at Robin Gill's Brixton wine bar Bottle + Rye

Benedict Cumberbatch, Gillian Anderson, Daisy Ridley and more are starring in Whodunnit 3 at The Park Theatre

Art-based charity Art on a Postcard will be holding its second fundraising auction in collaboration with War Child this spring

The Hayward Gallery is looking back over the past sixty years of contemporary sculpture with its major exhibition When Form Comes Alive,

Sarah Snook is taking on the role (all the roles in fact) in this one-woman version of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray.

After two hit runs in the US, David Cale's critically acclaimed play Harry Clarke is opening in London this March.

LEGO exhibition The Art of the Brick is coming to London, featuring LEGO sculptures of famous masterpieces.

Major new musical Opening Night, based on the legendary John Cassavetes film, is having its world premiere in the West End.

Opening next spring, Minority Report (adapted from Philip K. Dick's novella) will be the latest movie to get a run as a play in theatres.

The world is a scary place at the moment so if you need a break from reality, this is the immersive experience for you. Dopamine…

Ixta Belfrage, chef and award-winning author, is going to be taking over the kitchen at The Standard's Isla for three months this spring

The Barbican's Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art exhibition looks at the transformative potential of textiles

Delight is a new multimedia exhibition about the past, present and future of the South Korean capital, Seoul.

Wildsmith Skin is popping up at Liberty, running its signature Radical Botany facials and transporting us to the great outdoors.

Frank Auerbach: The Charcoal Heads at the Courtauld Gallery marks the first time that these drawings have been displayed together as a group.

Ryan Calais Cameron’s Olivier-Award nominated For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy is back on the West End

The Photographers' Gallery is looking back the four-decades long career of Bert Hardy this spring with Photojournalism in War and Peace

More than 20 clockwork treasures collected by Chinese emperors in the 1700s are coming to the Science Museum for the Zimingzhong exhibition

All you skaters will wanna roll down to the Design Museum to catch Skateboard, the first major UK exhibition to explore the history of skateboard…

After playing Logan Roy on the small screen, Brian Cox is returning to the stage for his first West End role in almost a decade…

Prepare to indulge your inner child at this bubble-tastic new immersive experience We’ve already got Dopamine Land, an interactive world of happiness with its own…

Jez Butterworth is teaming up with Sam Mendes to stage his new play The Hills of California at the Harold Pinter Theatre.

It’s spectacular spectacular news for musicals fans – after ten years in development, a run on Broadway, and a delay due to the pandemic, Moulin Rouge!…

Ian McKellen will star in Player Kings, a new production adapted from Shakespeare's Henry IV Parts 1 and 2.

Legion: Life in the Roman Army explores what it was like to be part of the Roman army, one of the most elite fighting forces…

Standing at the Sky’s Edge, the Olivier Award-winning musical, featuring songs by Richard Hawley, is transferring to the West End after sell-out runs at The…

A prequel to the TV show will be coming to the Phoenix Theatre this autumn Stranger Things may be approaching its end on Netflix –…

Photographer Polly Braden has been documenting the lives of some of the women and children displaced by the war in Ukraine and you can see…

'Yoko Ono: Music Of The Mind' will be the UK's largest-ever exhibition dedicated to the artist and activist when it opens in February.

The V&A is hosting a major architectural exhibition highlighting the style of Tropical Modernism in West Africa and India

Fancy playing a round of crazy golf, belting out some karaoke or stretching out with some yoga? Well you can do it all at Roof…

Immersive moon experience 'The Moonwalkers: A Journey with Tom Hanks' will run at the Lightroom gallery in King's Cross.

After a sell-out run at the National Theatre in 2018, the Tony Award and Grammy Award-winning musical Hadestown is back in London, this time at…

The Bridge Theatre is staging one of the greatest musicals of all time with this production of Guys & Dolls, starring Timmika Ramsay as Miss…

The London Transport Museum is opening its Global Poster Gallery, its first permanent gallery dedicated to the history of poster art and design, with the…

A massive Banksy exhibition is coming back to London in the spring featuring 150 of the artist's original works

The screen's favourite housekeeper and babysitter is staying in the West End as Mrs. Doubtfire the Musical is on at the Shaftesbury Theatre until 2025