FOOD: Bigger than the Plate at the V&A explores how food goes from farm to table, how we enjoy it, and how we can help create a more sustainable food future

Nicholas Hytner is directing Zoe Wanamker (making her Bridge debut) and Zrinka Cvitešić (Olivier award winner for Once) in Two Ladies, the highly anticipated new play from Nancy Harris.

A coral reef and an ancient Egyptian pyramid are just some of the 50 models made of LEGO at the Brick Wonders exhibition at the Horniman Museum.

Over the years Gingerline has a built a great rep for putting on some of the best immersive dining experiences in London and Chambers_ is their latest

Depop has popped up inside Selfridges’ Designer Studio on the department store’s third floor, and it features products on a moving rail

Damien Hirst’s Mandalas, his first major solo show in London in seven years, is being hosted at White Cube Mason’s Yard.

Claire Foy and Matt Smith are reunited on stage at the Old Vic in Duncan Macmillan’s Lungs. The play follows a couple and their relationship as they wrestle with life’s biggest decisions

BASTIAN is showing five of Joseph Beuys’ sculptures from the 1950s that have not been exhibited in the UK before

This major Anthony Gormley exhibition at the Royal Academy will feature a mix of works from his 45-year career as well as brand new installations

Museum of the Moon, a six-metre model featuring incredibly detailed NASA imagery of the moon, is residing in the Natural History Museum

He’s brought the sun and the ice to the Tate Modern and now Olafur Eliasson is back at the gallery with a major exhibition.

Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Leckey is taking over Tate Britain with a large-scale installation exhibition featuring new and seminal works

Stephen Mangan, Kara Tointon and Sue Johnston lead the cast of the classic Ealing comedy The Man In The White Suit, adapted by Sean Foley

Cabarets and clubs have featured widely in modern art and this major exhibition at the Barbican celebrates the spaces where artists pushed the boundaries.

Tate Britain is hosting the largest exhibition of William Blake’s work for nearly two decades, featuring over 300 original pieces.

Yes the Trotter family is going from Peckham to the West End thanks to Paul Whitehouse and Jim Sullivan who are bringing Only Fools and Horses back to life

It’s a celebration of the sixties at the V&A as the museum hosts a major retrospective of revolutionary fashion designer Mary Quant

The V&A is hosting a big solo exhibition of British fashion photographer Tim Walker, who will be showing new photos inspired by the museum

The 1980 classic is hitting the West End stage courtesy of Dolly Parton herself, featuring that original Oscar, Grammy and Tony award-nominated score.