A vast rotating library has been unveiled at the Design Museum in London, as the newly-announced finale of a major exhibition exploring the work of British artist and designer Es Devlin.

The Royal Shakespeare Company has unveiled the first production images of Tony Award-winning actor Jonathan Groff in As You Like It, as he makes his highly anticipated RSC debut in a bold new staging of Shakespeare’s much-loved romantic comedy.

The Barbican is set to welcome back Univers, an enchanting multi-sensory theatre experience created especially for babies and toddlers following its acclaimed sell-out London debut.

Change Ringing will bring together painting, sculpture, printmaking, sound and film. Justin Caguiat engages with the gallery beyond its interiority, using the architecture and infrastructure of the Serpentine South building to frame and display his artworks.

From Kate Moss and Alexander McQueen to Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst and Vivienne Westwood, a major new exhibition at Tate Britain is bringing together some of the most influential names of the 1990s.

Grammy Award-winning artist, producer and composer Wyclef Jean will headline the 2026 British Museum Ball, performing beneath the iconic glass roof of the Museum’s Great Court on Saturday 17 October.

Jack Lowden and Martin Freeman’s critically acclaimed West End hit The Fifth Step is making its worldwide online premiere, bringing David Ireland’s darkly funny and provocative play to audiences around the globe for the first time.

Elizabeth Debicki will take on one of Shakespeare’s most iconic roles as Richard II as the RSC unveils an ambitious Spring/Summer 2027 season of Shakespeare, literary adaptations and world premieres in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Opening on 10 October 2026, Those Who Remember Their Births brings together sculpture, painting and embroidery in a new commission developed during İlkin’s two residencies in St Ives earlier this year.

Lashana Lynch, Ben Whishaw, Kathryn Hunter and Edward Watson feature in a programme spanning new writing, dance, immersive performance and international theatre.

Major new exhibition Korea will be the British Museum’s first dedicated to Korean art and history in over 40 years.

This bold new production brings the iconic Japanese manga to life with a thrilling rock score, soaring power ballads, spectacular design and a striking visual world.

London once again became the centre of the tennis world this weekend as the Laver Cup returned to The O2, bringing together some of the sport’s biggest names for three days of high-energy competition between Team Europe and Team World.

Gary James McQueen recreates iconic Alexander McQueen Time Out kiss with Karen Ferrari as he unveils new artwork The Flayed Angel and silk scarf collection.

Spanning more than ten rooms and bringing together over 100 international creators, the exhibition brings together new, historic and previously unseen works.

While rooted in regional specificity and deeply personal histories, Kanwar’s work engages with some of the most pressing issues of our time.

One of the most famous dresses in fashion history has arrived at Sotheby’s New Bond Street, giving the public a rare opportunity to see Princess Diana’s legendary ‘Revenge Dress’ before it heads to auction for the first time in almost 30 years.

Playing in the Dorfman theatre from 7 October to 21 November 2026.

Olivier Award-winning actor Hiran Abeysekera leads an extraordinary cast in a new production featuring innovative puppetry, an orchestral score and a fresh reimagining of Rudyard Kipling’s beloved tale.

The Wizard of Oz, has been brought to life inside the world’s most immersive entertainment venue, offering audiences the chance to experience Dorothy’s journey like never before.