Things To Do In London This Week: 6 May - 13 May

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BEAUTIFUL OBJECTS: COLLECT 2015



A very Saatchi art fair: the gallery plays host to the finest in contemporary glassware, textiles, jewellery and ceramics.

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TOP POP UP: Mazí Mas



Who knew a pop-up could have so much heart? For women, by women: homely meals from around the world settle in East London. 


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EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT: The Vote, Donmar Warehouse



The Donmar's gets meta-theatrical: election play starring Catherine Tate, Mark Gatiss and Judi Dench, will be broadcast across the nation. 


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TO DIE FOR: Ollie Templeton, Carousel



Culinary wizardry courtesy of ex-Moro chef Ollie Templeton comes to the Carousel kitchen.  

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PALME D'OR WINNER?: Clouds of Sils Maria, Curzon Bloomsbury plus Olivier Assayas Q&A



A screening of Olivier Assayas' new film, which stars Kristin Stewart and Juliette Binoche and is up for Cannes' top honour, followed by a Q&A with the director himself. 

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LAST CHANCE: Marlene Dumas, Tate Modern ★★★★



Final week of the Tate's monumental retrospective: Dumas' beguiling darkness will leave you punch-drunk. 

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CAUSING A SENSATION: Girlhood ★★★★



If you see one film this month, make it Girlhood: this French coming-of-age drama is a work of art. 

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STILL TICKETS: Wayne McGregor: Woolf Works, Royal Ballet




Virginia Woolf haunts this brand new wok from dance maverick Wayne McGregor: the jewel in the crown of the Royal Ballet season . 

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Seun Kuti, Ronnie Scott’s



On his way to Ronnie Scotts- the afrobeat star who carries his father Fela Kuti's legacy with a frantic flair that is all his own.

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ON STAGE: Pirates of Penzance, ENO



Film director Mike Leigh leads an all-star cast through Gilbert and Sullivan's boisterous, subversive operetta.

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