Julia de Greff has announced her latest exhibition – ‘Come and meet my paintings’  – at Jeannie Avent Gallery. Julia works very intuitively, in…

This live experience is sublime On Friday night we slipped into our seats, my jazz-singing friend and I, in a soon-to-be packed Royal Festival…

A cosmopolitan celebrity who disrupted Victorian society Tate Britain will launch Europe’s largest retrospective of James McNeill Whistler in 3 decades. Bringing together 150…

Bring your picnic and wine Shakespeare in the Squares has now announced the full cast for its tenth anniversary production, Love’s Labour’s Lost, Shakespeare’s…

An opportunity to stand together in solidarity Artist and Clapham resident Lucy Ash has gone from working with local communities to a commission in…

Every year Guildhall singers dedicate twice-weekly sessions to the preparation of an opera, a tradition now in its sixteenth year, and a marvellous training…

For Mother Courage, hope is not redemptive but persistently cruel For nearly thirty years, the open-air theatre at Shakespeare’s Globe has almost exclusively staged…

Three Chairs and a Hat’s new hour-long musical ‘Evangeline’, by Nia Williams, comes to The Glitch in Waterloo after successful runs at Oxford’s Burton-Taylor…

Nostalgic, naughty, and perfect for now It’s back by popular demand! Emma Rice Company’s Malory Towers is touring the UK again. Get ready for high…

To Tide You Over, a solo presentation of new printmaking, sculpture and moving image by Susie Olczak. Exploring how water connects and transforms landscapes…

A wonderful story of strong women Niusia is Beth Paterson’s tale of four generations of women in her family, that concentrates on her mother,…

What do you believe? And do you dare discover the truth? Danny Robins’ hit play is now on its fourth UK tour since its…