Review: Into the Woods, Bridge Theatre ★★★★★ Jordan Fein’s revival of the fairytale-filled Sondheim classic is pure magic https://t.co/buImCUZoiO

Review: Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, Young Vic - Last minute change of lead Kathryn Hunter is superb in Rajiv Joseph’s nightmarish drama about occupied Iraq https://t.co/JlsycB7ug1

The lights of the West End will be dimmed this week in memory of the great Tom Stoppard, who died at the weekend

Review: Paddington the Musical, Savoy Theatre - The polite young bear from Peru takes to the stage like marmalade to a sandwich in this long-awaited musical spectacular

Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare’s Globe - This stylish midwinter ‘Dream’ gets carried away with its own edginess https://t.co/isJws2qMQe

Review: The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, @sohoplace This slickly noirish adaptation of John le Carré’s classic espionage novel is thoroughly gripping, with a superb central performance from Rory Keenan as a jaded spy https://t.co/dCxxzXvcoF

Review: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Riverside Studios – Bafflingly dreadful immersive theatre adaptation of Douglas Adams’s sci-fi comedy classic   https://t.co/nBYEkroI5Q

Review: End, National Theatre - Clive Owen and Saskia Reeves give fine performances as a couple whose days are numbered in the final part of David Eldridge’s trilogy of plays about middle age https://t.co/tkmvO8tpPg

Review: All My Sons, Wyndham’s Theatre - A decade after his landmark A View from the Bridge, director Ivo van Hove strikes gold again with another Arthur Miller revival

Sadie Sink will make her London stage debut next year in Robert Icke’s Romeo & Juliet

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Get New Haven style pizza in the heart of the West End.

Karl Marx, George Michael and Lucian Freud are buried here.

The area attracts millions of visitors.

These are the ultimate cosy retreats to get you feeling festive

Here’s how to get to London’s biggest airport.

New signage is part of a huge £240 million revamp of the venue.

There are still some tickets left to see the Kiwi star at the O2.

It’ll be open every Saturday until the end of December.

Thanks to huge multi-million pound donation.