The visual legacy of space exploration
Michael Benson’s photographic journey of the solar system shines at the NHM
A fantastic display of failed potential
The Young Vic presents an inspiring but shallow take on a Hindu classic
Going back in time on the Electronic Superhighway
The landmark exhibition brings together 50 years of art and technology co-evolution
Escaped Alone is Churchill at her surrealist best
The veteran playwright packs a punch with a powerful and lyrical indictment of modernity
The ancient art of being illustrated
Tattoos are nothing new
Subterranean arts festival promises to surprise
Spend some time down in the vaults
Hit & Miss at Knock2Bag Comedy
Fifteen minute funny bits
Love and lust in Lulu
Guildhall's final-year actors take on Frank Wedekind's wild classic
Stand up stars raise money for refugees
Greg Davies and friends perform at the Apollo to help UNHCR and Action Aid
Science Editor pops Shakespearean cherry
The Royal Shakespeare Company’s Henry V at the Barbican sursprises and delights
National Theatre revives banned classic
Waste exposes the hypocrisy of Victorian morality and remains relevant today
Birth, death, and the messiness in between
Morgen und Abend throws us into a man’s existence and beyond with mixed results