Sunday 8th and 15th March 2026 mark Shake-Scene Shakespeare’s return to London for the first time since 2018 – but nobody’s read the whole…

A play to make Ukrainians homesick Between Kharkiv and Dnipro, Ukraine, nestles a village that has disappeared off all the maps, or else it…

Gerald Moore Gallery announced two new exhibitions, Putting Away Childish Things and Indian Art Form of Pichwai: A Sacred Timeless Journey. Both exhibitions showcase…

‘I’m good at keeping secrets…’ Gerald Armin, who opened this wonderful theatre in 2010 with Jessica Martin in a one-woman show, now deftly directs…

‘English gent with an African flair’ writes Black history book for children Robert O.N. Torto was born in Paddington, to parents of the Windrush…

‘A Joyful Parasite’ is a major new commission by London-based Spanish artist Saelia Aparicio, using installation, sculpture, and mural drawings to explore the complex…

Viva La Museum’s French Révolution season The Brunel Museum will stage a special comedy evening – Engineering is a Joke – as part of…

‘Both actors gave very touching performances’ Fifteen-year-old Ally (Beth Birss), dreams of becoming a writer, while Makayla 18, (Rachel Jones) hides her university admission…

Fast-paced, plot-driven contemporary queer thriller Critically acclaimed theatre-maker Alexis Gregory returns to the stage with Smoke, his most daring and uncompromising work to date,…

‘I find myself searching for some friction beneath the aesthetic surface’ At the Hayward Gallery, Chiharu Shiota: Threads of Life and Yin Xiuzhen: Heart…

A feast for the eyes, ears, heart and soul A visionary, time-travelling, exploratory tale of collective grief, the quest for justice, and its impact…

“No-one can change the past Helena. If I could, I would. Of course I would.” Two women. A deserted hotel lounge at the dead…