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Don't miss this searing ballet, London 2015. February welcomes John Cranko's interpretation of Eugene Onegin back to Covent Garden.

The London Spanish Film Festival (2014) has reached its 10th birthday. Founder Joana Granero talks James Stanfield through the highlights

Internet artist Yuri Pattison takes over Cell Project Space London with a new exhibition of video work and sculpture that examines the virtual and physical spaces of parallel worlds

Anselm Kiefer: RA hosts the prolific German artist's first ever UK retrospective. Alice Godwin takes a first look at autumn's must-see show

The English Concert perform this one-off Handel concert: some of the best of what's on, Barbican, March 2015.

There’s not a shark in sight at this new exhibition of prints and sculptural editions on the theme of medicine from art heavy weight, Damien Hirst at Paul Stolper Gallery

A brilliant directorial turn from Fiona Shaw: opera production 'The Marriage of Figaro' revived on the London stage.

The Riot Club: Oxford has never seemed so decadent, writes insider Joe Lloyd, but the film inspired by the Bullingdon barely scratches the surface of drinking and dining society culture

One of the best London musicals 2015: Sweeney Todd. Emma Thompson joins forces with Bryn Terfel to bring Sondheim's musical to the Coliseum.

Art Licks Weekend 2014 celebrates the creativity and daring of contemporary artistic projects outside of central London. It’s also perfectly timed to wet our appetites for Frieze

Don't miss the chance to see a true jazz great in action: Ann Hampton Callaway London 2014.

Once in a lifetime opportunity to see the four original texts of the Magna Carta at the British Library exhibition 2015

Want to know what to see at Tate Modern this autumn? Make time for this powerful photography exhibition which explores the sites of conflict over time 

1.54 Contemporary African Art Fair returns to Somerset House for its third year. 2014 curator Koyou Kouoh, explains why we should be sitting up and paying attention in an exclusive interview

A chance to get up close and personal with Sonic Youth frontman and bona fide rock legend: Thurston Moore London May 2015.

With the opening of V&A’s blockbuster John Constable retrospective, Senior Curator of the exhibition, Dr Mark Evans, helps us get to grips with the man behind ‘The Hay Wain’

What‘s your favourite building in London? The RIBA Stirling Prize 2014 shortlist includes the capital’s newest marmite love/hate high-rise, The Shard, and the London Aquatics Centre

Don't miss out on some of the best opera tickets London 2014: book David Alden's 'Otello'.

RIBA architecture gallery London displays images of ‘ordinary beauty’ in this exhibition of Edwin Smith, photographer who captured everyday places like the local chip shop

Arte Povera artist Mario Merz uses his ‘poor art’ motifs to challenge our definition of an art object at Pace Gallery London 

The Art of the Brick tour arrives in London with incredible Lego sculptures that will thrill adults and children alike at this Truman Brewery exhibition

Hauser & Wirth Somerset opens its 18th century farmhouse doors with an exhibition of designs by world famous landscape designer, Piet Oudolf, alongside his magnificent gardens and meadow

The hotly anticipated British Museum Ming Exhibition (Ming: 50 years that changed China) opens this week, writes Joseph Funnell 

Founder of Goat and British fashion designer talks to Culture Whisper about her stylish life

Betty Jackson dresses have been making women feel chicer and slimmer for decades. The designer talks to Culture Whisper's Verity Owen about her stylish London life

Culture Whisper talks London style and culture with MiH Jeans founder Chloe Lonsdale 

What to do and see in London this week, 17th to 24th September 2014: the coolest cultural current events, as selected by the Culture Whisper team

Catch Wangechi Mutu’s collages of African mythology at Victoria Miro as they tackle modern cultural preconceptions of women

Kerry James Marshall racially provocative paintings at David Zwirner London challenge the representation of African-American culture in the USA

Perhaps the best documentary of all time, Dziga Vertov's 1929 masterpiece 'Man With a Movie Camera'  is specially screened with live orchestral accompaniment.

Will Self: the professional controversialist and writer has silenced critics with another thrilling novelistic experiment, writes Joe Lloyd