It wasn’t just about the ale; there were talks and tastings on offer for the true connoisseur It was a momentous occasion when the…

Lower Marsh Market in 1890 Mari, Lizzie and Dirty Gertie live in a courtyard beside Lower Marsh Market. It’s 1890 and the play follows…

A confessional wrapped in a musical As part of the London Queer Fringe Festival, I found myself at Elephant Park’s only gay bar, Betty…

This leaves the audience satisfied and invigorated Hit Machine (directed by Daniel Bailey) arrives at Soho Theatre with a sharp, funny, and emotionally perceptive exploration…

SE London musicians get Tangled Up In Blues This week, Tuned In London, an eclectic programme that invites musicians from all around the world…

A one of a kind musical British Youth Music Theatre (BYMT) comes to Greenwich Theatre for the first time in the company’s history to…

“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…

“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,…

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…

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…

“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…

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. …