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The debut play of northwest London's literary queen Zadie Smith returns to the Kiln Theatre for Christmas 2022, ahead of transferring to the US
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Visual Arts
Tate Modern stages a major theatrical exhibition of work by the Turner Prize-winning artist Lubaina Himid
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Books
As we hurtle towards the end of 2021, the last of the year’s major titles hit bookshops as they start to gear up for Christmas
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Musicals
From Jessie Buckley and Eddie Redmayne on stage in Cabaret to Ralph Fiennes’ take on TS Eliot’s Four Quartets, the best new plays to see in London
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Food & Drink
From a visitable site for The Barbary’s lockdown meal kit concept to a bricks-and-mortar home for a celebrated Italian pop-up, the new restaurants to dine at this autumn
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Theatre
French writer-director Joël Pommerat brings his celebrated production of Le Petit Chaperon Rouge (Little Red Riding Hood), to London's The Coronet Theatre
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Theatre
Award-winning Israeli filmmaker Amos Gitai presents the moving story of assassinated Israeli Prime Minister and peace maker, Yitzhak Rabin, at the Coronet Theatre
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Wellbeing
We round up the latest wellness trends that will help to keep you zinging with energy as the days get colder and shorter
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Theatre
Martin McDonagh’s first, brilliantly manipulative play The Beauty Queen of Leenane is revived at the Lyric Hammersmith, directed by Rachel O’Riordan
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Talks
We handpick the highlights of the upcoming London Literature Festival, IRL – yes, you read that right – at the Southbank Centre this October
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Theatre
Premiering at the Royal Court, Caryl Churchill’s 20-minute micro-play What If If Only taunts its focal character and audience with the possibilities of unseeable futures
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Books
It’s October, which means autumn leaves, black opaques, Halloween parties … and a reading list worth staying in for
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Theatre
Patsy Ferran and Luke Thallon deliver powerful performances in Camp Siegfried, Bess Wohl’s coming-of-age story set at a Nazi summer camp on Long Island
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Lifestyle
Bloom & Wild’s autumn range will breathe warmth into your home and brighten dark corners on chillier days
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Food & Drink
From the lauded fish restaurant launching an immersive chef’s table to industry leaders pivoting in exciting, new directions, September's hottest restaurant openings
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Books
From the new Sally Rooney to an undiscovered Simone de Beauvoir novella, September 2021's best new books
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Best of
From Poussin's orgies of dance and revelry at the National Gallery to the beguiling drawings of Hokusai at the British Museum, here are the shows to see this autumn