Events on Thursday, February 7
Thursday 7/2 @ Museum of London
Once upon a time, there was a museum dedicated to our fascinating city. In conjunction with its afterhours cultural programme, that...
This Is Music feat. This Ain't Vegas
Thursday 7/2 @ The Macbeth
Lovers of kilts, indie rock and the odd splash of hardcore rejoice as the Edinburgh musical get-up This Is Music brings...
Thursday 7/2 @ 93 Feet East
Don't be deceived by their grandiose name — Operahouse are a down-to-earth indie quartet from Camden with an ear for spiky...
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Thursday 7/2 @ The Electric Ballroom
The Whitest Boy Alive is the latest project from multi-talented Norwegian Erlend Øye, best known as one half of acoustic duo...
Ongoing Events
Thursday 7/2 @ Forster Gallery
Andrew McAttee's paintings glow with Technicolor positivity. After stints as a builder and street artist, McAttee sought out classical training, but...
Thursday 7/2 @ National Portrait Gallery
Take a trip back to the dark, smoky jazz clubs of the '50s with Walter Hanlon's atmospheric exhibition. While working in...
Thursday 7/2 @ Various locations
It's fitting that the Year of the Rat — a zodiac sign traditionally associated with enterprise and activity — coincides with...
Thursday 7/2 @ Croydon Clocktower
Croydon isn't exactly top-of-mind when it comes to visiting museums, but this free exhibition at the town's exhibition gallery aims to...
Thursday 7/2 @ Wellcome Collection
Insomniacs and dreamers alike are welcome at this creative exploration on the subject of sleep. In contrast to most art spaces,...
Thursday 7/2 @ The Horniman Museum
Japan has traditionally prized modesty and reserve, so it's little surprise to find out that the Japanese have also made an...
Laughing in a Foreign Language
Thursday 7/2 @ Hayward Gallery
Many otherwise serious-minded people use comedy to escape their troubles and forget themselves for a short while; so when humour seeps...
Thursday 7/2 @ Hayward Gallery
Francis Ford Coppola meets AA Milne; Marlon Brando meets Winnie the Pooh; Vietnam meets the Hundred Acre Wood. Mexican artist Artemio's...
Thursday 7/2 @ National Theatre
Lucinda Coxon's new play for the National Theatre explores that subject of eternal relevance and importance: self-fulfilment. Directed by Thea Sharrock,...
Thursday 7/2 @ Trafalgar Studios
Patrick Marber's hilarious Dealer's Choice returns to the West End for the first time since the play's premiere in 1995, when...
Thursday 7/2 @ Victoria and Albert Museum
The Victoria & Albert's latest mini-exhibition features a set of Elizabethan flagons that return to the museum after 70 years abroad....
Thursday 7/2 @ Kensington Palace State Apartments
Although he may not be as much of a household name, Shakespeare's contemporary Christopher Marlowe remains one of England's most exciting...
The Most Beautiful Woman in Gucha
Thursday 7/2 @ Tate Britain
After debuting at the 2006 Venice Biennale, Breda Beban's wonder of a film is now taking the rest of the continent...
Thursday 7/2 @ Dream Bags / Jaguar Shoes
Mystic south London septet Crystal Vision have adorned a trendsetting former clothing emporium with their fantastical and wonderful creations. Although classed...
Thursday 7/2 @ O2 Arena
If the stylized theatrics of the Cirque du Soleil productions left you a bit unsatisfied, best head over to the London...
Thursday 7/2 @ Timothy Taylor Gallery
Andy Warhol 1948 - 1960 is a rare opportunity to view early works from the celebrated American pop artist, made before...
Thursday 7/2 @ Tricycle Theatre
Kwame Kwei-Armah is a rare creature. A hospital-drama actor turned playwright, he was nominated for an Olivier Award and was also...
Thursday 7/2 @ Barbican
The latest Fabulous Beast production, James, Son of James, centers around a prodigal son who returns to rural Britain to mourn...
Thursday 7/2 @ Photofusion Photography Centre
German photographer Kathrin Kur documents the real-life backdrops used to make television and movie magic. A shot of the deserted Tomb...
Thursday 7/2 @ Hackney Empire
London's weirdest and most entertaining variety show, the 291 Show, returns to the Hackney Empire for a special winter mini-season. The...
Thursday 7/2 @ Nettie Horn
The Clearing explores notions of internal and external space, with images ranging from the serene to the strangely disturbing. Joe Biel...
Thursday 7/2 @ Victoria Miro Gallery
The Victoria Miro presents the second of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama's two-part tour de force. Spanning two buildings, Kusama's unique universe...
Thursday 7/2 @ Young Vic
Stemming from Thomas Babe's gritty narrative of social unrest, A Prayer for My Daughter takes place in the turmoil of post-Vietnam...
Thursday 7/2 @ 54 The Gallery
Clementina Raynsford uses the drawing skills she honed at Charles Cecil Studios in Florence to capture elements of her travels around...
Gillray's Legacy: A Contemporary Perspective
Thursday 7/2 @ The Political Cartoon Gallery
Georgian caricaturist James Gillray, considered the pre-eminent early political cartoonist, was a thorn in the side of power brokers like Napoleon,...
Thursday 7/2 @ Fairfax Gallery
Shelley Cassidy originally developed her style through large-scale mural commissions across the Los Angeles area. Since switching from acrylics to oils,...
Thursday 7/2 @ National Theatre
Responding to the emergence of new media and interactive art installations, the RIBA London and Arts Council England recruited young architects...
Thursday 7/2 @ Hayward Gallery
In Revolution in Photography, the Hayward celebrates Russian photographer Alexander Rodchenko's trail-blazing versatility. Featuring more than 120 original prints and photomontages,...
Thursday 7/2 @ Royal Court Theatre
Set against the backdrop of the Iraq war, David Hare's The Vertical Hour tells the story of Nadia Blye, an American...
Thursday 7/2 @ The Old Vic
Who better to play David Mamet's two slick, fast-talking Hollywood film producers than two slick, fast-talking Hollywood actors? The Old Vic...
Thursday 7/2 @ Simon Lee Gallery
Shock-and-awe cult director Larry Clark brings his quasi-fetishistic portraiture of decrepit urban youth to the grim streets of Mayfair. Los Angeles...
Thursday 7/2 @ National Theatre
Prolific playwright Noël Coward was once described by fellow dramatist Terence Rattigan as "a phenomenon... unlikely to occur ever again in...
Thursday 7/2 @ Vegas Gallery
Beg, borrow and/or steal appears to be the premise for Vegas Gallery's forthcoming exhibition, Loose Booty, which sees artists from Geneva...
Thursday 7/2 @ Association of Photographers Gallery
For 40 years, the Association of Photographers has been looking after the best interests of snappers across the globe. New members...
Thursday 7/2 @ Golden Lane Estate
Joss McKinley's solo exhibition The Moonlight Rooms promises spine-chilling doom and gloom. The ethereal mixed-media presentation focuses on a series of...
Thursday 7/2 @ The Place
Resolution! is an annual showcase that highlights contemporary dancers and choreographers with a programme of rotating talent. Every night features a...
Strange Events Permit Themselves the Luxury of Occurring
Thursday 7/2 @ Camden Arts Centre
Artist Steven Claydon curates this incredibly long-monikered exhibition exploring the relationship between artworks and art spaces. Though Claydon's own art is...
Thursday 7/2 @ Menier Chocolate Factory
The Menier Chocolate Factory presents a new staging of notorious, uproarious gender bender La Cage aux Folles. The Broadway reincarnation of...
Thursday 7/2 @ Haunch of Venison
An exhibition depicting suicide may not be an obvious stop-off if you're in a positive New Year state of mind. However,...
Thursday 7/2 @ Renoir Cinema
In tandem with the British Library's exhibition, Curzon tracks the rise of Europe's avant-garde film movements. F.W. Murnau's masterpiece, Nosferatu (1922),...
Thursday 7/2 @ Red Gate Gallery
Red Gate Gallery's An Act of Happening examines the artistic process through student work from the Camberwell College of Art. The...
Thursday 7/2 @ Max Wigram Gallery
Czech-born Pavel Büchler has spent many years investigating the theories and concepts behind art. As Research Professor of Art & Design...
Thursday 7/2 @ Almeida Theatre
The Homecoming, a '60s classic by Harold Pinter, tells the story of an ex-pat and his wife who return to working-class...
Thursday 7/2 @ Mark Barrow Fine Art
In memory of John Copnall's passing in June of last year, Mark Barrow Fine Art displays a chronology of the noted...
Thursday 7/2 @ Royal Botanic Gardens
Twenty-eight of Henry Moore's pieces have been installed in a scattered fashion around Kew Gardens, giving fans the opportunity to view...
The Little Theatre of Disease and Desire
Thursday 7/2 @ Old Operating Theatre
Artist Daniel Baker creates scenarios from a play about a disease, The Simbysial Case, taking inspiration from the paper theatres popular...
The Directorspective: Luis Buñuel
Thursday 7/2 @ Barbican
Luis Buñuel, Salvador Dalí's former schoolmate and collaborator, is heralded as the father of surrealist film. Though his early years were...
Thursday 7/2 @ Design Museum
French architect, engineer and manufacturer Jean Prouvé was such a huge influence on the world of design that it's quite astonishing...
Helter Skelter and Land of the Dead
Thursday 7/2 @ The Bush Theatre
For this production, still less than a year into Josie Rourke's tenure as Artistic Director of the Bush Theatre, she turns...
Thursday 7/2 @ Finborough Theatre
Howard Brenton's Weapons of Happiness was the first play to be performed at the Lyttleton in the politically turbulent '70s, causing...
Thursday 7/2 @ White Cube
2005 Turner Prize nominee Darren Almond graces the stark Hoxton White Cube with his projects from Tibet and the British Isles....
Thursday 7/2 @ ICA
Nikolaus Geyrhalter's latest documentary provides a relentless, exposé of the industrialized meat industry. Our Daily Bread offers brutal vignettes of the...
