Fenimism with flair

Fen kicks off a showcase of female playwrights in Fulham

Amateur serpents and super amorists

Mozart’s famous opera Die Zauberflöte was produced last week on Gloucester Road with London Youth Opera and Imperial’s own choir

The Streets release final album

Computers and Blues is a hell of an album to bow out on

Somebody killed the show

This version of Hitchcock’s classic 'Dial M for Murder' seemed to be more of a technical run through than an opening night

Odd Future killed them all

Or how a bunch of teenagers are taking over the world

Heart-warming sketches from St Trinians’ creator

Find it at the Cartoon Museum until 20th March, students £3

Afghanistan’s magnificent heirlooms

This is the bling of three of Afghanistan’s ancient nomad rulers

Pythagoras had a theory of music?

On planet Earth in 500BC the first non-religious, scientific society was formed by Pythagoras

Imagination is more important than knowledge, for it is limitless

We’re taught that facts are all-important. But we risk forgetting the power of our imagination says Luke Turner, as he deciphers John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’

New Orleans Jazz

Charles Betts on the addictive music of Harry Connick Jr.

Interview with Chilly Gonzales

Simon Hunter chats to Chilly Gonzales about his new orchestral rap album and forays into the world of film

Gold Panda

Jamie Fraser takes a look at the musician who blends sampler-triggered melodies with more club-ready beats