14 May 2002 - 23 Oct 2010; not Sun Dominion Theatre
Queen and Ben Elton have collaborated to produce, at a cost of £7.5 million, We Will Rock You. It opened at London's Dominion Theatre in May 2002 and is still going strong, not only this original London production, but now in theatres in Sydney, Spain, Russia, Germany and Las Vegas. More
24 Jun - 19 Sep 2010 (annual) National Portrait Gallery
A highlight in London's art calendar, the BP Portrait Award exhibition is held annually at the National Portrait Gallery. It showcases the winning entries of what is considered by many to be the most prestigious portrait competition in the world. More
Dec 2010 (annual) ExCeL London
At ExCel London's Taste of Christmas, top chefs and artisan food producers present seasonal goodies to the hungry public. Quality restaurants also offer a taste of their seasonal menus. Buy fine food, watch cookery demos and participate in wine tastings. More
12 Jun 2010 (annual) London
Over 1000 naked, body-painted and scantily clad cyclists turn out for the annual World Naked Bike Ride in London, protesting against climate change and the tyranny of the automobile. Motorists stuck in traffic jams may get more than they bargained for... More
Dec 2010 (annual) The 20th Century Theatre
Floaty creations are cut down to cost price for the Ghost Winter Warehouse Sale at Westbourne Grove's 20th Century Theatre. The clothes are comfortable to wear, you can throw them into the washing machine and they don't need ironing! More
24 Sep 2010 - 26 Feb 2011; not Sun Shaftesbury Theatre
Following Footloose and Dirty Dancing, the American teen dance sensation that started the cinematic trend back in 1983 now hot-steps it into the West End. Swap your welding mask for dancing pumps as Flashdance arrives at the Shaftesbury Theatre. More
27 May - 6 Jun 2010 (various dates) Alexandra Palace
Dodgems, hair-raising rides and oodles of candyfloss are all on hand at Ally Pally's funfair. The fair sets up for Easter, both May bank holidays and also a stint in the summer. More
Nov - Dec 2010 (annual) London
A celebration of African cinema takes place around the capital with the annual London African Film Festival, featuring UK premieres, Q&A sessions with filmmakers, screenings of silent films and more. Venues include the ICA, the Barbican and the Rich Mix. More