Casting has been confirmed for the English National Opera (ENO) concert version of Giacomo Puccini’s classic opera La bohème, with tickets priced at just £5 to make…

It’s 1895 and Annie Londonderry has returned victorious to America, hailed as the first woman ever to cycle around the world. She’s pioneering, she’s…

David Persiva’s hit play returns by popular demand to the White Bear Theatre after a critically acclaimed debut in February 2022. Us is a…

The lights go down, and a woman is supported across the stage and into a chair. Onto the set bustles a hurried-looking, able-bodied woman,…

Following their sold-out smash-hit with Sondheim’s  ‘Anyone Can Whistle’ at Southwark Playhouse earlier this year, The Grey Area Theatre Company in association with Seven…

Greenwich Theatre presents a madcap production of Treasure Island, by Le Navet Bete and John Nicholson, directed by James Haddrell.   David Haller, Elliott…

The Southbank Centre’s biennial Unlimited, the major UK festival celebrating the work of disabled artists, this year has an ambitious multi-art programme platforming the…

Persephone is a contemporary re-telling of one of the most beloved stories of Greek mythology. Sister-Goddesses Demeter and Hestia are just trying to get…

“It was a great tragedy. We were friends one day and enemies the next. I will take these things to my grave.” The 1947 partition…

The Hayward Gallery will present Strange Clay: Ceramics in Contemporary Art, the first large-scale group exhibition in the UK to explore how contemporary artists…

Spend an evening getting to know Edward Enninful, the editor-in-chief of British Vogue, as he celebrates the publication of his memoir, A Visible Man,…

The Globe’s summer show ‘The Tempest’ is a pantomime equivalent for these sunnier months. From the budgie smuggler-clad Prospero, to the fools of the…