‘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…

Stray Dogs is a visceral epic play rooted in the past and entangled in nature and superstition. What would you risk to make your…

Dixon and Daughters is a co-production with the National Theatre and Clean Break, the ground-breaking company producing theatre with and about women affected by…

They have tanks. He has a bicycle. Pick a side. GLORY RIDE transports the audience to the golden hills of Tuscany during the darkest days…

Everybody has a story to tell and with Sunny Side Up, David Alade is telling his. This one man show, written and starring David,…

We/Us is the UK’s first visual art project celebrating the undocumented presence of Butches and Studs from working class backgrounds. Using film photography as a…