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What's on this week
Theatre 503
February 9, 2026Donbas; Theatre 503; 5th - 28th February 2026; £24 (concessions £20)
‘What do you do when your brother is trying to kill you, Ivan?’ Newly released from a Russian prison, Sashko Read more →
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Wigmore Hall
February 9, 2026Sterling Elliott cello & Joseph Havlat piano; Wigmore Hall; Monday 2nd March 2026, 1pm; £18 (concessions £16)
Sterling Elliott’s soulful artistry graced an all-American programme at his last Wigmore Hall appearance. The cellist, a current BBC Radio Read more →
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The Design Museum
February 9, 2026Wes Anderson: The Archives; The Design Museum; Until July 2026; Tickets: adult £19.69, children (6 to 15) from £9.84
The Design Museum has been granted unprecedented access to Wes Anderson’s personal archives, which the filmmaker has built up over Read more →
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Natural History Museum
February 9, 2026Visions of Nature: A mixed reality experience; Zoology Spirit Building, Natural History Museum; Daily from 10.15-16.45; £9.95 non members
A reality experience that imagines a possible future 100 years from now. Equipped with a mixed reality headset, be transported Read more →
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Kew Gardens
February 9, 2026Orchids; Kew Gardens; Until 8th March; Daily from 11am; Included in ticket price
An orchid spectacular inspired by China, celebrating 30 years of the much-loved orchid festival. The 2026 festival takes inspiration from Read more →
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Hampstead Theatre
February 9, 2026Bird Grove; Hampstead Theatre; 13th February - 21st March; from £25 (concessions £10)
1841. Mary Ann Evans is of marriageable age – just. Her father, Robert, has recently moved with her to Bird Read more →
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Royal Albert Hall
February 6, 2026Most Wanted: Gillian Anderson and Friends; Royal Albert Hall; Wednesday 4th March 2026; from £68
Most Wanted: Gillian Anderson and friends host an evening of intimate stories, secret desires, and empowerment of women around the Read more →
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Tate Modern
February 5, 2026Tracey Emin; Tate Modern; 27th February - 31st August; £20 (concessions available)
This landmark exhibition traces 40 years of Emin’s groundbreaking practice, showcasing career-defining sensations alongside works never exhibited before. Through painting, video, Read more →
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Lyric Hammersmith
February 3, 2026Lost Atoms; Lyric Hammersmith; Until 28th February; Tickets from £10
Love’s strange, isn’t it? You think you’re going to feel it in your chest, or your gut. But I swear, Read more →
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Café Mama & Sons
February 3, 2026Loved-up Pastries at Café Mama & Sons; Kentish Town; Until 15th February
For Valentine’s Day this year, Café Mama & Sons is putting a playful (and very pink) spin on romance with Read more →
Independent Reviews
Check out our latest reviews:
West London Types
The Lido Swimmer
When Cate lived in Bayswater she used to swim in the Serpentine, but after moving south she’s discovered the lidos of Brockwell and Tooting Bec.
Sharing a bath with the great unwashed is Cate’s idea of bliss. Impervious to the medley of old man back hair, Love Island body lotion, belly button fluff, verrucas and peeling skin, she powers forward with a strident breaststroke.
The heaving throngs are invisible to … Read more →
Interviews
Enjoy our latest interviews:
- We caught up with Chrissy Ryan, founder of BookBar, Chelsea Manor Street’s beloved Bookshop & Wine Bar
- Award-winning fashion designer, Raishma, on her love of couture, East & West inspiration, & occasion wear for all to enjoy
- Christopher Ashman & Christopher Keegan, founders of Portable Performances, on the rise of escape rooms & immersive shows
