‘That was the best play I have ever seen!’ The man next to me is in tears, and the audience is on their feet…

Bigger, bolder, and completely free The Festival will include a series of walks, talks, design workshops, music, poetry, writing workshops, history, mystery and fairy…

‘There is no other exhibition like this in the world’ Herne Hill artist Martin Grover has just been informed that his screenprint, A Strong…

As Dough Hands leaves its residency at the Old Nun’s Head pub, an exciting new pizza duo – made up of a former Dough…

“Epic” and “transcendental” were the words repeatedly heard from the Royal Festival Hall audience members fortunate enough to experience Space Station Earth, a rare…

Performance, costume and identity in theatrical portraiture Dulwich Picture Gallery presents Curtain Up!, a one-room display re-examining performance, costume and identity in theatrical portraiture…

He has created a style completely his own Rob Auton’s CAN: The Story of a Man Called CAN comes from the Nunhead-based comedian, writer,…

‘SeeAbility have given my son the gift of sight’ Bermondsey played host to a Guinness World Record attempt when two artists were challenged by…

Step right up and enter the dazzling world of P.T. Barnum, where imagination and ambition know no bounds. Hand in hand with wife Charity,…

A glimpse into a creative mind preoccupied with play, childhood, and imagination Jack White’s new exhibition feels appropriately art-like, occupying the impressive spaces the…

Tightly constructed – the play storms ever-forward James Rushbrooke’s award-winning two-hander Before I’m Dead is a perfectly-balanced offering of snarky gallows humour and tender…

‘highly entertaining, deeply impressive’ Blizzard – which opened at the Queen Elizabeth Hall this week, might be described as ‘Cirque du Soleil’ on a…