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Ignite your child's imagination at this ingenious loose-parts play adventure playground.

Witty, moving and flirtatious, Stoppard’s masterpiece is brought thrillingly to life by acclaimed director Carrie Cracknell.

A new exhibition exploring the legacy and influence of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Jazz, Broadway and the Great Depression come together in this tale of paternity and corruption in 1930s New York

The BFI celebrates the adrenaline and artistry of the ground-breaking director’s films.

Historical paintings, drawings, maps and models tell the story of a little-known international botanical collaboration.

Immense and intricate web-like installations explore the body, memory, consciousness and the fragility of existence

Artworks made from unconventional materials and overlooked objects reveal personal and collective stories

Meet Tom Nook and Isabelle from Animal Crossing at the London Aquarium this month

Southbank Centre’s regular free gig series provides an accessible platform for up-and-coming musicians.

Visit the museum after-hours and enjoy drinks, new exhibitions and a themed talk

The best UK comedians deliver their newest jokes for the first time at this monthly stand-up night.

Watch Christopher Noaln's futuristic time-traveling magnum opus in spectacular 70mm IMAX.

The Gods are behaving badly in this epic new queer parody musical at The Vaults

Find a creative home in the heart of the city at these free monthly workshops

Robert Hastie directs a fresh adaptation of Maxim Gorky’s razor-sharp portrait of class, privilege and denial.

Explore the influence, impact and sound of jazz today with the artists reshaping the genre.

A curated group exhibition that imagines the future of ceramics through the lens of bio-futurism

The UK’s largest queer film festival returns to South Bank for its 40th edition

An evening of choral music for Lent with St Martin's Voices in the Great Hall of Lambeth Palace