February in London 2. A woman near the end of her life remembers her greatest loves, starting with her first and truest: a boy whose hand she touched for a few seconds on a crowded train when she was twelve years old. Blending cinema, movement, text and theatre, human hands portray the characters of a sensual drama as a film is screened at the same time as it is created. Dip your toe in the world of dance and sample everything from ballet to hip hop. The 2. 01. 7 festival includes work from Russell Maliphant, Spain's award- winning Iron Skulls Co. You can also sample an extract from Northern Ballet's Casanova before the full length production is staged here in May 2. It's not just about the performances; there are beginners' workshops on Saturday 4th February so you can have a go too.

The record breaking production transfers from the Menier Chocolate Factory. Travesties. Apollo Theatre. Shaftesbury Avenue. London, W1. D 7. EZTheatre. Apollo Theatre, 2. Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W1.

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April 2. 01. 7This production of Travesties broke box office records at the Menier Chocolate Factory, becoming the first play in the company's history to sell out ahead of its first preview. Now, with previews from 3rd February 2. Apollo Theatre in the West End.

Patrick Marber directs Tom Hollander and the full company from the Menier - including Freddie Fox, Peter Mc. Donald, Forbes Masson and Clare Foster - in Tom Stoppard's comedy of art, love and revolution. Tom Hollander is .

Taking place at a time when up to 1. Photos of children in Scottish and English communities and the war zones of Afghanistan and Ukraine show beautiful moments of free, spontaneous play in the most unfavourable environments. This vibrant festival is inspired by the colours, culture and plant life of India. Orchids Festival. Kew Gardens (Royal Botanic Gardens). Kew, Richmond. London, TW9 3. ABExhibitions. Kew Gardens (Royal Botanic Gardens), Kew, Richmond, London, TW9 3.

ABTube: Kew Gardens Station. Dates: 0. 4th February - 0. March 2. 01. 7A stunning visual treat, this year's Orchids Festival at Kew is inspired by the vibrant colours, culture and plant life of India. Thousands of orchids and tropical flowers are used to create beautiful floral displays in and around colourful rickshaws, Indian soundscapes and films. On Tuesday and Thursday evenings you can visit the display for a series of special after dark events with Indian music, Bodhi leaf and mandala colouring, and drop- in yoga sessions. Decorate your hands with henna and meet Kew's science and horticulture experts to learn about their work.

The wellness festival returns to help Londoners stick to New Year detoxes. Fare Healthy. The Old Truman Brewery. Brick Lane. London, E1 6. QLExhibitions. The Old Truman Brewery, 9.

Brick Lane, London, E1 6. QLTube: Aldgate East Station. Dates: 0. 4th - 0. February 2. 01. 7After previous sell- out successes, Fare Healthy is back this February and it's moving to the Truman Brewery. Perfect for those who continue New Year detoxes post January, it's a feel- good festival of food, fitness and wellbeing, bringing together some of the most inspiring people in these industries. Watch Free Meet Me In Montenegro (2015). The line- up includes renowned blogger Deliciously Ella, Rude Health co- founder Nick Barnard, nutritionist Amelia Freer, blogger Izy Hossack, wellness guru Madeleine Sha, chef duo Tart London and fitness apparel brand Lululemon.

Expect food demonstrations, nutrition talks, exercise classes and pop- up eateries. Mart Crowley's groundbreaking play transfers to the West End. Mystery Thriller Movies Dark Was The Night (2015) there. Set in a New York apartment, the seminal piece sees nine men gather for a birthday celebration.

Doctor Who actor Mark Gatiss plays Howard, a self- avowed 'pock- marked, Jew fairy' who receives a surprise gift: a beautiful male hustler. When party host Michael - played by Ian Hallard - gets an unwanted gift of his own, the night descends into hilarity and heartbreak. This major new exhibition showcases the evolution of modern robotics. Robots. Science Museum. Exhibition Road. London, SW7 2. DDKids Events. Science Museum, Exhibition Road, London, SW7 2. DDTube: South Kensington Station.

Dates: 8th February to 3rd September 2. Showcasing the evolution of modern robotics from a 1. Science Museum's new exhibition explores the deep- seated drive to recreate ourselves and how robots have been shaped by religious belief, the industrial revolution, 2. Robots will reveal the remarkable 5. In addition to the exhibition, the Science Museum has also launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise . If successful, Eric will form the centrepiece of the Robots exhibition. This exhibition charts the acclaimed artist's move from refined Impressionism to a more experimental style.

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Dates: 0. 8th February - 0. June 2. 01. 7Works by the acclaimed artist Vanessa Bell, a central figure of the Bloomsbury Group, go on display at Dulwich Picture Gallery from February 2. The exhibition charts her move from the refined Impressionism of her early training to a more radical, experimental style.

Approximately 1. 00 works, arranged thematically, reveal Bell's bold experiments with abstraction, colour and form. Through portraiture, still life and landscape oil paintings as well as ceramics, fabrics, works on paper, photographs and related archival material we can see how Bell became a pivotal figure in modernist painting. Elevating the humble bar snack to new heights. Chefs from Ealing Park Tavern, The Rat Inn, The Cinnamon Collection and Tang meet at The Canonbury Tavern in Islington to compete in the famous Scotch Egg Challenge. A must- see (and taste) event for any foodie fan, entrants are judged on three categories - taste, texture and appearance - and there's enough scotch eggs for the audience to feed their faces for free.

Previous winners have included the Harwood Arms, Princess Victoria and Holborn Dining Room who convinced the judges with their delicious combination of white pudding and sausage. With a big screen showing all the action live from the kitchen, this is a truly egg- cellent event. Ahead of his 8. 0th birthday, the artist is the subject of a major new exhibition. Gathering together an extensive selection of Hockney's most famous works, this exhibition celebrates his achievements in painting, drawing, print, photography and video across six decades. Presented as a chronological overview, the show highlights how he continues to change his style and ways of working, embracing new technologies as he goes. From his portraits and images of Los Angeles swimming pools, through to his drawings and photography, Yorkshire landscapes and recent success at the Royal Academy, this retrospective offers an insightful overview of Hockney's impressive career. This year's festival has a strong Nordic focus running throughout.

In keeping with Southbank Centre's year- long Nordic Matters, there are appearances from Icelandic authors and illustrators including Birgitta Sif, Pernilla Lindroos, Bolatta Silis- Hoegh and award- winning writer Rakel Helmsdal among others. Visit immersive, interactive exhibition Adventures in Moominland and hear the London premiere of Finnish band Hevisaurus - four dinosaurs and a dragon - who play power metal for children at the Royal Festival Hall. Pina Bausch's dance production takes on the subject of desire and the human need for love. Dancers fling themselves down water slides and cram into a crowded beach hut for a party, always with . Set to a soundtrack that features an eclectic mix of k. Pictures drawn by hand, in ink, pencil, crayon, chalk, pastel, gouache or charcoal can be seen at the fair which returns to the Royal Geographical Society this year. Ranging in price from the affordable (at .