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After the hectic insanity of October, art’s busiest month, November offers gallery goers a chance to slow down and take things at a more sensible pace. Instead of rushing from gallery to gallery saying ‘no, this is bollocks’ at a 100mph, […]
When you need a break from London’s grey concrete jungle and jam-packed roads, you needn’t walk very far. With more than 3,000 parks and green spaces, our city is one of the greenest in Europe and has so many trees that it’s actually considered […]
London can’t get enough of its favourite bear. Ahead of the release of Paddington in Peru, there’s been a Paddington statue trail, a limited print edition of Time Out guest-edited by Paddington himself and a pop-up shop at his namesake train station. Now, Paddington Bear […]
After the maelstrom of celebrity-led openings that was October, November is a very low-key month for London theatre, with a quiet first couple of weeks picking up as they give way to the beginnings of the Christmas season and the […]
‘When I see other plays in the theatre, sometimes I feel bored!’ says sprightly 68-year-old Japanese stage legend Hideki Noda. ‘So when we’re rehearsing, I’m always talking to myself asking – is this boring or not?’ For his latest extravaganza, Noda has […]
Thought we were finally free of strikes? If you haven’t already seen the news, we hate to burst your bubble but London will soon be hit with almost two weeks of industrial action on the Underground. The action begins this […]
Planned to get out of the UK this Christmas? Had you, by any chance, pictured a Hallmark movie-worthy trip to New York, complete with ice-skating underneath the Rockefeller Centre and gift-shopping in Macy’s? If the answer is yes, you may have […]