‘Tear down the class ceiling and rebuild a theatre industry where everyone belongs’ A registered charity with a mission to end class inequality in…

Make History Under the Arches Bone Daddies are using Frank’s Redhot Sauce in a new dish they are calling RedHot Ramen and that is…

A Fool’s Errand with Soul In Hamstrung, George Rennie brings Yorick—yes, that Yorick—back to life, not just as a skull in Hamlet’s hands, but…

The Streets have set the bar extremely high The Streets – the musical project fronted by Mike Skinner – has become somewhat of a…

Shakespeare’s Globe announced the cast for the 2025 run of Rough Magic, directed by Director of Education Lucy Cuthbertson and co-written by Splendid Production’s…

There is a new project taking place at The Omnibus Theatre on 21st June as part of its international tour across Portugal, UK, Bulgaria,…

We were given Photo ID and a Number and told to enter Storehouse via the side door of a huge riverside warehouse where we…

An intimate tale of loss and discovery, isolation and connection In search of the selfhood and pleasure stolen from her, Stars: An Afrofuturist Space…

The large works burst with colour When I saw the artist was a working-class black woman, born in Whitechapel and striving to be known…

Out of Bounds is the coming-of-age journey of Lall Lalchund, a South African Indian teenager grappling with the turbulence of adolescence within a vibrant…

Sad but strangely satisfying As you enter the Hayward Gallery, Yoshitomo Nara has placed his piece called Place Like Home, a warmly-lit cottage that…

A musical feast fit for the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll If you love the songs of Elvis you will love this tribute show,…