Michelangelo & Sebastiano | A Tale of two Masters
A stunning new exhibition at the National Gallery brings the grandeur of Italy's Renaissance to London
Consent | Personal trumps political
The National Theatre production teases wider themes of treatment of rape survivors by the criminal justice system
Imagine Moscow | A melancholy reminder of what could have been
The Design Museum's latest exhibition has its flaws, but reveals a new side to Soviet architecture
Partenope | A brilliantly off-piste version of a little-performed classic
In Partenope, Claire Chan finds the most entertaining opera she has seen this year
Roman Tragedies: A medieval masterpiece for a Facebook Live world
The Barbican's staging of Ivo van Hove's epic Shakespeare adaptation is bold and daring
The National Wedding Show is decadent and depraved
Has voracious commercialism taken over a traditional expression of property rights? Theo Farah ventures into the heart of matrimonial hype to learn more about creating the perfect day.
The American Dream | Prints exposing US consumerism
The American Dream: pop to the present is on at the British Museum until 18th June
Julie Cunningham | Dance as Performance Art
Julie Cunningham & Company's Double Bill was on at the Barbican Centre from 8th – 11th March
Could 2017 be the year of indie?
With some major albums about to drop, could we soon be seeing an indie resurgence?
Julie Cunningham | Dance as Performance Art
Dancer-turned-choreographer Julie Cunningham presents a modern mediation on gender identity
Ugly Lies the Bone | VR therapy and emotional trauma
Ugly Lies the Bone is on at the National Theatre until 6th June. Tickets from £15
Ballet Black | A rough-cut gem
Ballet Black will return to London on 1st April as part of the Barbican on Broadway programme, which runs from 31st March – 1st April