NOW RUNNING and TOURS

Theatre & Comedy

• Anne Boleyn is at Shakespeare's Globe until 21 August. Read David Nice's review
• The Prince of Homburg continues at the Donmar, London until 4 September. Read Veronica Lee's review
• The House of Bilquis Bibi runs at Hampstead Theatre, London to 14 August; thereafter to the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry (7-11 Sept); Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate (14-18 Sept) and Coliseum Theatre, Oldham (28 Sept-2 Oct). Read Carole Woddis's review
• The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists is at Minerva Theatre, Chichester until 26 August. Read Bella Todd's review
• Danton's Death is in repertoire at the Olivier until 14 October. Read James Woodall's review
• The Beauty Queen of Leenane continues at the Young Vic until 21 August. Read Carole Woddis's review
• The Secret of Sherlock Holmes is at the Duchess Theatre until 11 September. Read Alexandra Coghlan's review
• Pygmalion is at the Chichester Festival Theatre until 27 August. Read Bella Todd's review
• Lingua Franca is at the Finborough Theatre until 7 August. Read Aleks Sierz's review
• The Prisoner of Second Avenue plays at the Vaudeville Theatre until 25 September. Read Sheila Johnston's review
• The Railway Children is at Waterloo Station until 5 September. Read Alexandra Coghlan's review
• La Bête plays at the Comedy Theatre until 4 September. Thereafter it transfers to Broadway from 23 September to 13 February. Read Sheila Johnston's review
• Educating Rita and Shirley Valentine, The Willy Russell Season in London, at Trafalgar Studios to 30 October. Read Jasper Rees's interview with Willy Russell
• Our Day Out at Royal Court Liverpool 27 August-9 October. Read Jasper Rees's interview with Willy Russell
• Blood Brothers at the Phoenix Theatre, London, Read Jasper Rees's interview with Willy Russell
• Through a Glass Darkly runs at the Almeida Theatre until 31 July. Read Matt Wolf's review
• The Fantasticks is at the Duchess Theatre until 5 September. Read Matt Wolf's review
• After the Dance at the National's Lyttelton Theatre until 11 August. Read David Nice's review
• Oxford Shakespeare Company outdoor production of The Tempest is at Gray’s Inn Gardens, London, touring to Greenwich Royal Park, Wadham College, Oxford and Hampton Court Palace, London until 30 August. Read Mick Gordon's feature on directing the play
• All My Sons is booking at the Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London till 11 September with a likely extension to 2 October. Read Ismene Brown's review
• Shakespeare's Globe continues its Kings & Rogues season through 3 October. Read Matt Wolf's interview with Dominic Dromgoole
• Peter Pan is touring to Inverness, Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Read Alexandra Coghlan's review
• Ricky Gervais is on tour with Science in the UK throughout 2010. Read Jasper Rees' review
• Hair is running indefinitely at the Gielgud Theatre, London W1. Read Matt Wolf's review
• Beyond the Horizon is in rep at the National Theatre. Read James Woodall's review
• Sean Lock's Lockipedia is touring Britain until 12 November. Read Veronica Lee's review
• Love Never Dies is at the Adelphi Theatre, London. Read Matt Wolf's review
• The Habit of Art is at the Lyttelton, National Theatre from 14 July with Desmond Barrit and Malcolm Sinclair. Then tours to Birmingham Rep (28 Sep-2 Oct), The Lowry, Salford (5–9 Oct), Venue Cymru, Llandudno (12–16 Oct), Milton Keynes Theatre (19–23 Oct), Grand Opera House, Belfast (26–30 Oct), Theatre Royal, Nottingham (2–6 Nov), Leeds Grand Theatre (9–13 Nov), Theatre Royal, Newcastle (16–20 Nov), Theatre Royal, Glasgow (23–27 Nov). Read Ismene Brown's review

• See what's on at the National Theatre this year
  
• See what's on at the Royal Shakespeare Company this year
  
• See what's on at the Donmar Warehouse this year
  
• See what's on at the Barbican this season
  
• See what's on at the Southbank Centre this season

Art

• Camille Silvy: Photographer of Modern Life 1834-1910 is at the National Portrait Gallery until 24 October. Read Judith Flanders' review
• Sargent and the Sea at the Royal Academy until 26 September. Read Fisun Güner's review
• Paula Rego: Oratoria at Marlborough Fine Art until 18 August. Read Sarah Kent's review
• The The Things Is (For Three) at Milton Keynes Gallery until 12 September. Read Mark Hudson's review
• Alice Neel: Painted Truths at Whitechapel Gallery until 17 September. Read Fisun Güner's review
• Close Examination: Fakes, Mistakes and Discoveries is at the National Gallery until 12 September 2010. Read Judith Flanders' review
• BP Portrait Award 2010 at the National Portrait Gallery until 19 September. Read Fisun Güner's review
• Terry Setch at Art Space, London N1 until 25 July. See Mark Hudson's gallery of images
• The Surreal House at the Barbican until 12 September. Read Judith Flanders' review
• Rude Britannia: British Comic Art at Tate Britain until 5 September. Read Jasper Rees' interview with McGill collector Michael Winner. Read Fisun Güner's review
• Antony Gormley: Test Sites is at White Cube Mason's Yard until 27 July. Read Judith Flanders' review
• Newspeak: British Art Now is at the Saatchi Gallery until 17 October. Read Fisun Güner's review
• Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance and the Camera at Tate Modern, London SE1 to 3 October. Read Sue Steward's review
• David Nash is at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, West Bretton, Wakefield until 27 February 2011. Read Judith Flanders' review
• Picasso: Peace and Freedom at Tate Liverpool until 30 August. Read Fisun Güner's review
• Picasso: The Mediterranean Years (1945-1962) at the Gagosian Gallery, London until 28 August. See theartsdesk's gallery
• Bridget Riley: From Life at the National Portrait Gallery until 5 December. Read Fisun Güner's review
• The Printed Image in China is at the British Museum until 6 September. Read Fisun Güner's review
• Maggi Hambling's The Wave: Paintings by Maggi Hambling is at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge until 8 August. Read Hilary Whitney's interview with Maggi Hambling
• Fra Angelico to Leonardo: Italian Renaissance Drawings is at the British Museum until 25 July. Read Fisun Güner's review
• Henry Moore is at Tate Britain until 8 August. Read Mark Hudson's review

• See what's on at the National Gallery
• See what's on at the National Portrait Gallery
• See what's on at Tate Britain
  

Opera & Classical

Dance

• The Bolshoi Ballet performs at the Royal Opera House 19 July-8 August. Grigorovich's Spartacus 19-21, 31 (mat & eve) July, Petipa/Vikharev Coppélia 22-24 (mat & eve) July, Balanchine's Serenade and Coralli/Perrot/Petipa/Grigorovich 26-28 July, a 'Russian' triple bill of Fokine's Petrushka, Ratmansky's Russian Seasons and Petipa/Burlaka's Paquita 29-30 July, Petipa/Ratmansky/Burlaka Le Corsaire 2-5 August , Petipa/Gorsky/Fadeyechev Don Quixote 6-8 August. Read theartsdesk reviews so far: Spartacus, Coppelia, Serenade/Giselle.
  
• Political Mother tours to Galway, Ireland, 20-24 July, Hamburg, Lyon and Paris in the summer. Its autumn UK tour begins at South Hill Park, Bracknell, 28 September, then goes to the Sheffield Lyceum, Warwick Arts Centre, Nottingham Playhouse and Truro's Hall for Cornwall. Read Ismene Brown's review
• Cruel tours to Northampton, Bradford, Cardiff, Birmingham, Sheffield, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Nottingham, Glasgow, Aberdeen and London. Read Ismene Brown's review.
• Gnosis tour details on the Akram Khan Company website. Read Ismene Brown's review

• See what's on at the Royal Ballet this season
• See what's on at the Royal Ballet in 2010-11
• See what's on at Birmingham Royal Ballet
• See what's on at English National Ballet
  
• See what's on at Sadler's Wells this season
• See what's on at Sadler's Wells in 2010-11
  

Festivals

• See theartsdesk's UK Festivals 2010 Round-up
• See theartsdesk's European Festivals 2010 Round-up
• Glyndebourne 2010 runs throughout the summer to the end of August. See theartsdesk's season's listings
• The BBC Proms 2010 season runs from 16 July to 11 September at the Royal Albert Hall and Cadogan Hall. Read theartsdesk's recommendations
• The Lucerne Summer Festival runs from 12 August to 18 September. Read David Nice's feature
• See what's on in the Edinburgh International Festival 2010 Friday 13 August-Sunday 5 September.