Something for the weekend!
We pick out family attractions happening in London this weekend to help you get out-and-about!
1. BRAVE NEW VISIONS
Last chance to see this major exhibition about the pioneering émigré dealers and publishers who revolutionised Britain’s art world. At Sotheby’s, St George Street Gallery, until Friday, 9 August, 9am to 4.30pm. www.insidersoutsidersfestival.org
2. DENIAL
Rachel Weisz stars in this gripping court drama based on the real-life libel trial involving American academic Deborah Lipstadt and disgraced historian David Irving (Timothy Spall), who maintained no Jews were gassed at Auschwitz. At New West End United Synagogue on Sunday, 11 August, 6pm. Email news@newwestend.org.uk
3. THE FALCON’S MALTESER BY ANTHONY HOROWITZ
Acclaimed stage version of Anthony Horowitz’s hilarious novel. A solitary box of Maltesers is delivered by a miniature Mexican, but why is half of London’s criminal underworld willing to kill for them? At The Vaults Theatre until 25 August. www.thevaults.london
4. VARDA BY AGNÈS
The last film from Belgian-born grande dame of French cinema Agnès Varda, who died aged 90 in March. The recipient of an honorary Oscar, Varda was considered an influential force in the New Wave movement. At JW3 on Friday, 9 August, and Sunday, 11 August, 2.30pm. www.jw3.org.uk
5. ADAM KAY: THIS IS GOING TO HURT (SECRET DIARIES OF A JUNIOR DOCTOR)
Award-winning comedian Adam Kay shares entries from his diaries as a junior doctor in a stage adaptation of his bestselling book, featuring stand-up and music. At the Vaudeville Theatre until 30 August. www.thisisgoingtohurt.co.uk
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