WIN tickets for one-off Python spectacular

Not The Messiah (He s A Very Naughty Boy) is a fabulously entertaining 90-minute comic oratorio by Eric Idle and John Du Prez, creators of Spamalot. Inspired by Monty Python s Life Of Brian, this is a film of its only European performance at the Royal Alb... » MORE

You've read the Ham&High, now go to the eaterie - in Alabama

By Charlotte Newton HAMPSTEAD has always been the envy of Londoners who wished they could live a stone s throw from the Heath or in the hub of the liberal, literary scene. But one man s quest to live and breathe the Hampstead dream has inspired him to try... » MORE

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Mat Collishaw, Tracey Emin and Paula Rego: At The Foundling

BY ALISON OLDHAM Brit artists Tracey Emin, Paula Rego and Mat Collinshaw put the issues raised by the Foundling Museum – and which still continue today – into even sharper focus The most poignant items in the collection at Bloomsbury s Foundling Museum are the tokens... » MORE

Love affair with Fanny Brawne to be played out at Keats House

Keats House in Hampstead will once again be brought to life this summer in a brand-new drama production about the life of its most famous residents: John Keats and his lover Fanny Brawne. Adapted from John Keats s letters and poetry by James Veitch, Keats... » MORE

Stacey Kent, Martha Wainwright lead star-studded line-up for Regent's Park

Internationally acclaimed musicians and comedians make up an eclectic season of Sunday performances and events at Regent s Park Open Air Theatre for 2010. Between June and September 2010, the Open Air Theatre will welcome Stacey Kent, Martha Wainwright... » MORE

REVIEW: The Dead School Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn

Four star rating Pat McCabe s adaptation of his own novel depicts 70s Ireland as a dark, twisted place, stalked by mental illness and haunted by the past. Repressive, traditional values cannon into the individualism and liberalism of educated, pot-smoking... » MORE

REVIEW: The Time That Remains is a cinematic gem

There I was with this week s reviews all done and delivered and then... » MORE

London Calling: the Beatles, The Stones and cooking hash badly

Barry Miles s colourful vignettes of post-war London when he mixed with the likes of Paul McCartney and Marianne Faithfull are a delight. Bridget Galton talks to him. THE old adage that if you can remember the 60s, you weren t there, doesn t apply to Bar... » MORE

Lose yourself in the misty magic of Venice in winter

Daisy Shields falls under the spell of Venice in wintertime As dusk falls and the bells of San Marco echo across the lagoon, I find myself in a speedboat returning for one last night in Venice. Like countless lovers and poets before me I seem to find Venice hard to leave: after two days here I have missed my fligh... » MORE