An intimate exploration of love, memory and family tension The premiere of Storms, Maybe Snow, a powerful new work by playwright and director Miranda…

A seductive dose of suspense After sell-out seasons in the US, Ronnie Larsen’s acclaimed play Happy Ending will transfer to London. The play invites audiences…

There’s a word used in the depiction of Indian art and experience, rasa, which B. N. Goswamy explains has multiple, multifaceted meanings: it is…

Everything was perfect about this dish Burger & Beyond picks its spot carefully to ensure it can show off its fine food range in…

The Southbank Centre’s London Literature Festival 2025(Tue 21 Oct – Sun 2 Nov 2025) line-up, includes Rebecca Lucy Taylor a.k.a. Self Esteem curating a day of exclusive…

Offering the thrill of adventure Luna, the new wine bar in Shad Thames, is the vino oasis in the middle of some of London’s…

From Devon to Devastation and Back Again The National Theatre’s War Horse has been galloping around the globe for almost two decades so anything…

Time Spaghetti is a one-room display of newly commissioned paintings and drawings by artists Lisa Contucci and Clifton Wright, with additional works by Stanley…

‘The curing of Russia is a surgeon’s business and done by the knife.’ Set against the backdrop of widespread social and political unrest in…

Set in a crumbling execution chamber, The Dying Wish follows two weary hangmen, Rooney and Ingmar, as they attempt to carry out the execution…

Copeland Gallery presents Sapiens, a group exhibition running from 20 to 24 August 2025 as part of the Emerging Artists Exhibitions Programme.  Rooted in…

Live Wire & Roughhouse Theatre’s critically acclaimed production of Charlotte Bronte’s timeless classic Jane Eyre: an autobiography is coming to the Greenwich Theatre to mark a deeply…