What's on in London, entertainment in West London

Lost in translation

Max Payne, one of the most beloved releases in the Rockstar Games' portfolio makes the difficult leap from fanboyfavourite to the big screen. Read

Director Gavin O'Connor may have managed to dodge a bullet with this effort, but only because a long, rambling script is ultimately rescued by an impressive cast who are left to flog this dead horse. Read

Music & Gigs

Getting a Handel on Baroque work

A powerful piece of music from Baroque composer Handel will be Harrow Philamonic Choir's first concert of its 2008/09 season.The two-hour work, Judas Maccabeus, an oratorio in three acts, is being sung at 7.30pm at St George's Church in Pinner View, Harrow, on Saturday, November 22. Read

All welcome at free grand piano concert

Professional local pianist Colin Stone is playing a debut concert on a newly-purchased instrument at St Mary's Church. Read

Theatre

Find out what the Edwardians thought of solicitors

A Pinner theatre company will be putting on a production of an Edwardian drama in the village this November. Read

Growing old disgracefully

Playwright Ron Aldrige's You're Only Young Twice is a familiar story of late night drinking, parties, and staying in bed until the afternoon. Read

Arts & Exhibitions

Mysterious work full of colour

Mystery and colour (and a sinister streak) collide at artist Nicola McCartney's exhibition at Brent's The Stables Gallery and Arts Centre - her first solo show. Read