‘The world is still screwed. I’m just distracting myself with swimming and ceilidhs.’  Millie is not okay. After a very public mess up, this…

For the first time, members of the public are invited to get hands-on and explore the Museum of Youth Culture’s archives. For three days,…

Thanks to generous support from main funder, the Blavatnik Family Foundation, the Blavatnik Art, Film and Photography Galleries will be the UK’s first to…

Flat and the Curves are delighted to announce their return to London after a smash-hit Edinburgh Fringe 2023. The OFFIE-nominated comedy girl band will…

South London Louie is delighted to welcome Chef Tom Geoffrey of Barang Cambodian Street Kitchen for a six-week evening chef residency.  Customers should expect…

Patrick Hamilton’s Rope is his controversial play said to be inspired by the real-life murder of 14-year-old Bobby Franks in 1924 by University of…

Excitement and anticipation are building in the run-up to the re-launch of IRIE! dance theatre’s performance company. After an 18-year hiatus, IRIE!, helmed by…

The Foreigners’ Panto, written and directed by Shani Erez, makes its world premiere at BOLD Elephant, a charmingly intimate theatre space in the very…

Sands Films will have two performances of Goodbye Jolene, a play with songs, created by actor-led company Take the Space, featuring country music alongside…

Meet Jeffrey Bernard… a notorious and feckless Soho face. A journalist who doesn’t know the meaning of the word deadline and would much rather…

There’s one like him in every town, with their hair, their clothes, the walk and the talk. The Elvis wannabes. Tim French’s The Bastard…

Starting from this October half term the National Theatre will host The Witches Adventure Trail; a series of free activities for children inspired by…