Noor Inayat Khan – Princess, poet, pacifist…  and World War II spy Kali Theatre presents the premiere of Noor by Azma Dar about the…

Today Tate Britain opens a free exhibition dedicated to celebrated British photographer Bill Brandt (1904-83). 44 original photographs from across his career are displayed…

Scroogelicious, Peckham’s take on Charles Dickens’ immortal classic A Christmas Carol takes centre stage this December, written by playwright and actor Geoffrey Aymer and presented…

The lights came up on An Improbable Musical to reveal a motley gang looking like they were there to rehearse or workshop something on…

As part of the London Literary Festival this Q&A with Graham Norton hosted by Jack Guinness(The Queer Bible) is just one of many that…

UK Productions and BH Live are proud to present a super swashbuckling family adventure Peter Pan – The Return of Captain Hook, flying into…

The time for fresh, seasonal, delicious food is now – Turnips’ Edible Almanac is the definitive guide to eating the very best produce throughout…

Castle Square, the go-to place in the Elephant & Castle, needs to be checked out at regular intervals because you never know what new…

Bristol City Poet, writer and performer Kat Lyons brings their touring show, Dry Season, an intimate, questioning and humorous show based on their difficult experiences of…

Nancy Brabin Platt’s Life’s a Drag is a fun and heartfelt drag play that follows Maxine, an awkward Queer teenager, as she wrestles with…

‘After an explosive argument with Mum at Brixton Underground Station, eleven-year-old Alice leaps onto the tube seconds before the doors hiss shut. Trapped on…

Opening in The Hithe opposite Rotherhithe Station, Rotherhithe and East London Playhouse (THE REP) is a new arts space offering local and London audiences…