Covent Garden

Robert Icke’s adaptation of the Oscar-winning film, starring Keira Knightley, Stephen Dillane and Luke Thompson. A moral reckoning unfolds as a writer and an actor come under surveillance by a Stasi officer in 1984 East Berlin.

The Pakistani-American artist’s first solo exhibition in Europe, exploring queer and immigrant lives and belonging through beguiling oil paintings. Save time to explore the wider Somerset House.

Five years in the making, the fashion photographer celebrates queer creativity and community through portraits of activists, performers and artists, from Frank Ocean to Chappell Roan, all shot through Walker’s inimitable lens.

Edward Enninful OBE curates the artists, photographers and designers who defined 1990s Britain, capturing the decade’s cultural energy and creative freedom through art, fashion, music and nightlife.

Cecil Court is known as Booksellers' Row for its history of bookshops, alongside independent art and antiques dealers. Tenderbooks stands out for its new and archival printed matter, including zines and journals.

Two floors of selected vintage for men and women, restocked daily, with a focus on 90s designer labels. Look out for rare streetwear and the brand’s own collection of reworked pieces, hand-stitched in its London studio.