The Battle of Waterloo This was the first time I had travelled across borough borders to this fairly new theatre venue, The Glitch. Head…

Second Generation Exhibition This exhibition, curated by Dr Fathi Osman and Yafil Mubarak, is the fourth in Almas Art Foundation’s ongoing series dedicated to…

A vivid backdrop for culture seekers  Art of London’s Art After Dark will transform London’s West End next month with a free week long…

Coleman Project Space opens its 2026 programme with Inverse, a solo presentation by Katrina Blannin. The exhibition brings together new paintings, monotypes and an…

Broken dreams In a primary schoolroom with a teacher’s desk and chair, two little infant chairs face a white board with alphabet and number…

Inhabiting the space and responding to it Jannat Alam (b. 1997, London) is a British Bangladeshi artist whose practice spans performative installation, photography, drawing and…

“I think the greatest gift my mum ever gave me was my sister” Two estranged sisters reunite on a park bench after their mother’s…

Polina Polozhentseva’s new play premieres at the Jack Studio Have you ever been in love? Well, Lukyana might be. Sometimes. Rather than face up…

The Bells are back along with the legendary Two Slightly Distorted Guitars The Best of Tubular Bells I, II & III, which celebrates the…

‘In finance man makes his own miracles’ The National Theatre today announces full casting for Man and Boy, Terence Rattigan’s tale of fatherhood and…

The inspirational story of Walter Tull  Our Little Hour – the critically acclaimed musical based on the life of the late, great Walter Tull…

Sakellaris is a compelling all-round performe As the lights hit the stage, it’s immediately clear we’re entering a pop shrine: an array of T-shirts…