Family favourite BBC CBeebies returns to Shakespeare’s Globe with Twelfth Night for four live performances on 30 and 31 May performed in London’s iconic…

Factual Actual: Ensemble is Southwark Park Galleries’ new immersive and performative installation by internationally renowned choreographer and visual artist Florence Peake. Enveloping both our galleries,…

I popped over the water to catch local artist Rod Kitson doing his portrait-painting thing over Brick Lane at The Other Art Fair, in…

When I was asked to review Pizza Pilgrims’ Bermondsey Street store I realised I knew very little about them, so did some research before…

For the third time in recent months, Danny Baker has played Blackheath Halls with the third of his shows that profess to be different…

‘Dock Life Renewed – How London’s docks are thriving again’ is a collection of photographs by Niki Gorick that show how the docks, which…

The greatest phenomenon in the theatre world in recent times has been the shooting star success of Operation Mincemeat, a musical, perhaps, with the…

Following its hit run at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, theatre makers and activists Davinia Hamilton and Marta Vella bring their rallying cry for Maltese reproductive…

Though Frankie Howerd was and still is “one of Britain’s best-loved comedians”, he was in truth a radical, whose courage and innovation as a…

Layers: Looking Inside Holloway Prison is a photographic exhibition where the words are more important than the images they accompany. The photos, by Joya…

Abigail’s Party premièred at Hampstead Theatre in 1977, with the role of Beverly being immortalised by Alison Steadman. London Classic Theatre’s new tour brings…

Coleman Projects has announced its first exhibition of the 2023 programme, Just Like That, curated by Theo Ellison. In his most well-known routine, the…