Time for the reading of a will… On a cold December night, three strangers gather on the platform of Paddington Station to take the…

Something unique in the jazz space Cat Pack, a Neo Soul trio from LA, had their first UK performance and first sold-out gig at…

A new version of The Brothers Grimm’s fairy tale ‘It might be cold when the north wind blows,frost might nibble your fingers and toes,but…

Surely destined to be performed at larger venues Brad Sutherland’s new play, Until She Sleeps, puts modern relationships under the microscope, questioning the real…

“Mummy is good at swimming,” says Little Penguin. “She’ll be back home soon, won’t she?”  “She sure will,” says Daddy Penguin.  Amidst the snowy…

The West End’s longest running pantomime returns to Wilton’s Music Hall this Christmas for the second year running due to popular demand. In a…

A Christmas Carol fills the auditorium to the brim with mince pies, music and merriment The Old Vic has today revealed a first look…

Mirror, mirror on the wall… What’s the greatest panto of them all? Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs, of course, which will play at…

A brisk piano sets the tone When we think pirates, instantly tricorn hats, eye patches, daggers, skull and crossbone flags and crow’s nest spring…

We laughed for two hours Everyone was given a warm welcome by the Pub Landlord, the genial host who wanted to chat with all…

London’s longest-running open Art in Bermondsey has gone through many changes since the Bermondsey Artists’ Group took over the derelict café in Southwark Park…

The exhibition that gives hope The Koestler Arts exhibition is open to all inmates of prisons and secure hospitals and this year it is…