Imagine a future where fair pay works for everyone To mark Living Wage Week in Southwark, Blue Elephant Theatre has created a free theatrical…

How queer desires and solidarities persist under systems of control Amid growing threats to queer and trans rights across the Global North, Black Carnation:…

Many free, unticketed events included Now entering its 33rd year, the global celebration of music, EFG London Jazz Festival, is back. For 10 days…

A performance without boundaries Technical prowess, electric creativity, and biting social commentary align to produce WHO HURT YOU? The self-described hyper-theatre offering from interdisciplinary…

Joy Productions and Broadway Theatre Catford present their purr-fectly delightful 2025 pantomime Dick Whittington and his Catford Cat. Fur-get everything you thought you knew…

Seven classic pantomimes in 80 hilarious minutes The West End’s longest running pantomime returns to the East End for a third season due to…

Falls Short of Its Promise I went into this show hoping to uncover a piece of queer history that had somehow escaped me –…

An artist in her own right On a drab winter’s day, Danish artist Anna Ancher’s Painting Light collection at Dulwich Picture Gallery is the…

A Penny Dreadful  Egyptologist Lord Edgar brings his new bride, Lady Enid, to the Hillcrest family home. But a dark shadow hangs over them…

‘The Gruffalo said that no Gruffalo should ever set foot in the deep, dark wood…’  Adapted from Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s award-winning picture…

“Why settle for virtual fantasy, when real life fantasy is much more fun?” This December, Theatre Peckham invites audiences to step into a world…

A very naughty but nice adult panto Following a critically acclaimed, sold-out run at The Turbine Theatre in 2024, How Cool productions and The…