Review: Ana Mendieta at Tate Modern
“I left the exhibition inspired by Mendieta’s vision” The exhibition unfolds within the cavernous galleries of the Blavatnik Building, whose sharp concrete geometry proves…
Childhood in War
“Children’s voices and experiences of conflict matter.” (Craig Murray, Lead Curator) As more children around the world than ever before are affected by conflict,…
Jesse Tyler Ferguson is Capote
An unflinching portrait of an artist Menier Chocolate Factory, in association with Seaview, OHenry Productions, and Mickey Liddell & Pete Shilaimon, announced that multi-award-winning Jesse Tyler Ferguson…
When Garry Became Geri
Noël Coward classic gets a makeover Present Laughter, Noël Coward’s celebrated and hilarious portrayal of the temptations and pitfalls of theatrical celebrity, is going on…
Artists Create Bridge Across Atlantic Ocean
“It is gratifying to see the artwork born through our transatlantic collaborative experience” Bethlem Gallery announced the completion of a yearlong project with Fountain House Gallery – the premier venue in…
Man to Man with Tilda Swinton
This autumn, Manfred Karge’s Man to Man embarks on a series of international engagements, bringing together leading theatrical institutions in a major artistic collaboration. …
Ezra Collective World Tour Ends in Brixton
Redefining the possibilities of British jazz Fresh from announcing their forthcoming fourth studio album ‘Here Because of Hope’, Mercury Prize and BRIT Award-winning Ezra Collective return with…
Whatever the Weather
Sparking curiosity and imagination through sensory play Whatever the Weather, a brand-new play installation from Linbury Prize finalist Rūta Irbīte, which runs in the…
As You Like It
… pulses with lust, revelry, and live music Shakespeare’s Globe has announced the cast and creative team of As You Like It in the…
Meet the Kids in Greenwich
Meet the Kids is an original coming-of-age drama written and produced by Desiri Okobia, and follows the lives of four South London teenagers as…
Review: Wife to James Whelan at Jermyn St Theatre
“Sometimes care never fades, instead it lingers, messy and unresolved, impossible to fully put down.” Word travels fast in the small Irish town of…
Review: Last Goal Wins at Broadway Theatre
“Failure is fine, but success is the reward for past failures” In Last Goal Wins, writer Justice Ezi delves into themes of identity, racism,…


















