Moving on with humour and grace Brendan Murray’s playexamines grief, human weaknesses and the power of shared memories, writes Barbara Buchanan. Retired nurse Terry…

“Love is a commodity that I cannot afford” 1934. A basement apartment in Greenwich Village, New York. Basil Anthony (Laurie Kynaston) hears news on…

Biographical and intellectual Jerome Kilty’s Dear Liar is based on the exchange of letters between prolific writer George Bernard Shaw and brilliant actress Mrs…

Georges Seurat has always fascinated me. I was intrigued by how he was so influenced by contemporary ideas on optics and colour that he…

No one burned brighter than Johnny Cash and June Carter Following sell out seasons at California’s La Jolla Playhouse and Canada’s acclaimed Citadel Theatre,…

Calling all you dishy Demi-Gods, you’re the ones that we want! Welcome to Olympus Academy, a high-school where lessons are lustful, lube is essential,…

Boutcher Primary School Art collaboration  Rotherhithe artist Ed Gray has been artist in residence at Boutcher Primary School for five years in a unique…

‘Wild and Naughty!’ One of London’s oldest art institutions was temporarily reframed last week when three DJs took over the Sainsbury’s Wing of the…

IWM’s art collection takes centre stage With subjects ranging from the iconic resilience of St Paul’s Cathedral to the devastation of the Docklands, Beauty…

‘One day, maybe, the new world we were promised will actually be new…’  The cast has been announced for the UK transfer of one…

Upstairs at Ronnie’s One of London’s greatest vocalists will be doing what she does best at the legendary Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs room.  Described as…

Talawa Theatre Company, the UK’s leading Black British Theatre Company is entering its 40th anniversary year with a programme dedicated to championing the next…