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Who judges the judges? The desire for justice clashes with shifting political allegiances in Abby Mann's compelling account of the Nuremberg war crimes tribunals. At the Bridewell Theatre.

Looking for arts events to go to this weekend? Look no further – read here for our suggestions of how to get your arts fix for the weekend of 25–27 January, 2013!

While most theatres are currently opening their Christmas pantomimes, the Tricycle Theatre has taken a different approach with Mary Zimmerman’s The Arabian Nights. Equally full of song and dance as anything you will find elsewhere, The Arabian Nights is a strong ensemble piece infused with unusual ancient stories that are recreated in a vivid and exciting manner. 

The dark nights have set in, our noses are cold from the turn of the weather, and it's time to plan our evenings indoors rather than sitting outside, sipping on a light cold beer. You could book a table at your favourite restaurant, or buy those tickets to check out the new James Bond film. Or, and here's a thought: you could go to the theatre! Stop sniggering at the back.

Win two tickets to Nirjay Mahindru's Golgotha, directed by Iqbal Khan (RSC's Much Ado About Nothing and Broken Glass at the Tricycle) at the Tristan Bates Theatre from 14 November - 8 December.

Trying to narrow down the vast number of theatres in London to a notable list of ten is a daunting task, but there will always be a few standouts for me. I have not listed them in order of preference or grandeur, but instead attempted to select a diverse collection of venues/spaces that each have winning attributes.

This double bill of comic plays about religion and the vagaries of modern life enjoys varying degrees of success. MUJU’s aim is to bring together Muslim and Jewish performers, channelling their creativity rather than their perceived differences, and they do a good job of poking fun at all the likely suspects- disapproving mothers and cross-cultural love affairs included. At the Tricycle Theatre.