Michelle Baharier’s upcoming solo exhibition is part of Southwark.TV Festival of Film & Local Media, a series of events celebrating 21 years of Southwark.TV. …

Still Dirty After All These Years Frank Skinner’s tour is billed as 30 Years of Dirt so you arrive expecting to leave feeling unclean…

Legions of visitors are massing outside the colonnade of Ionic columns as we march towards the British Museum, writes Woody, Frida and Ed Gray… …

“Throw your mistempered weapons to the ground” Shakespeare’s Globe’s gripping 90-minute production of Romeo and Juliet is set in the present day and created…

Jon wakes up with a severe head injury, no memory of who he is, or where on earth he’s ended up. In a bizarre…

Dancers from Ballet national de Marseille perform six pieces – from minimalist to hyper-realist – chosen by (LA)HORDE to celebrate the dance collective’s influences.…

A spectacular immersive sound and light experience takes you on a journey through the night sky, the deepest oceans and around the earth from…

I first came across the fantastic flavours created by Chef Beatriz Maldonado Carreño at Elmore Jam, an eatery that caters for the City lunchtime…

There was an age when ska and reggae were deep underground and only to be heard in specialist record shops and clubs where many…

Today, the Royal Court Theatre and Nimax Theatres welcomes six new cast members to the double Olivier Award nominated play, ‘For Black Boys Who…

Patch Plays is dedicated to staging productions with animal ethics and the environment at their root, hence Grace Joy Howarth’s Blood On Your Hands…

St Martin-in-the-Fields has a spectacular five-day immersive light and sound experience – Life. Designed as a walking journey through earth, sea and sky, Life…