Things to do

Things To Do In London This Week: 15 April - 22 April

By CW Contributor on 15/4/2015

If you missed your Culture Whisper booking reminders a few months ago and are at a loss for what to do in London this week, read on.

CHECK IT OUT: St John Bakery Room, Maltby Street

We absolutely loved this hip new Maltby Street spot, a heavenly meat-feast topped off with dusted donuts.

CINEMA PICK: Exhibition on Screen: Vincent van Gogh

This film allows you to wander the rooms of Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum, without leaving your velvet Curzon seat. Unprecedented access to the mind of one of history's greatest artists.

POLITICS TALK: The Spectator Debate

Stormy weather ahead: Owen Jones, Jack Monroe and Fraser Nelson ask whether politicians should "leave the wealthy alone".

ART PICK: Sonia Delaunay, Tate Modern

Primary colours stacked into shelves and rolled into lozenges: Sonia Delaunay's first UK retrospective at the Tate is a journey in pure abstraction.

JAZZ HERO: James Carter Organ Trio, Ronnie Scott’s

Jaw dropping saxophonist comes to Ronnie Scotts this week: do yourself a favour and book in, even if jazz isn't your cup of espresso martini.

COMPULSORY: Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2015

It's the most prestigious photography prize there is: let the greatest photographers alive show you their ways of seeing this summer.

STARLIT SCREEN: Luna Cinema

Our favourite outdoor screen returns to country manor houses and castles, swimming pools, theatres and ruined abbeys this summer, with a fantastic programme.

LAST FEW TICKETS: New York Philharmonic and Joyce DiDonato, Barbican Hall

American titans Joyce DiDonato and the New York Philharmonic come together for this Barbican concert, sharing the stage with Ravel and Strauss. Esa-Pekka Salonen conducts.

STILL TICKETS: American Buffalo, Wyndham's Theatre

Damian Lewis John Goodman and Tom Sturridge set the West End alight this month.

FOR KIDS: Bugsy Malone, Lyric Hammersmith

Razzmatazz! Music! No one can say Fat Sam’s ain’t the liveliest joint in town. Your kiddies will love this gangster musical at the Lyric Hammersmith. Get booking.