Artistic Director of Wise Children, Emma Rice brings Blue Beard to the Battersea Arts Centre.  Written and directed by Rice, Blue Beard the Magician…

A Superb Sensory Overload The claustrophobic, bright yellow triangular space soon became over-populated with commuters crushed into a train carriage and then a lift…

Out of the Open Book Project at Goldsmiths University came Open Stage, a vehicle for the project’s creative members to write, direct and produce…

The Tide Has Turned at the National The huge cast of London Tide came slowly crawling out of the Thames and began singing. They…

The truth about the woman who made The Drifters The first-ever UK and Ireland tour of The Drifters Girl, the acclaimed new West End…

Bermondsey Tales: Fall of the Roman Empire has been written and directed by Michael Head, who also plays a part in it. The tales…

The exhibition draws together three artists who explore themes of the “constructed portrait” through painting, ceramic sculpture and film. Recent graduate, Emerson Pullman uses…

A daring tale of overcoming male violence  An exploration of women pushed to the edge, landmark Australian play The Bleeding Tree will have its…

Continuing on from last years 50th anniversary celebrations of Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells, it has been announced the multi-million-selling and multi-award-winning album will be…

Fine dining at its best There’s a shining star on the block and that star is shining in the kitchen of Babur, a restaurant…

I made my way to the Bethlem Gallery and Museum of the Mind where I was meeting Mark McGowan to discuss the exhibition he…

Alvin Cheng is a self-taught illustrator living in London who focuses on urban sketching. Cheng stresses the relationship between creativity, craft and well being, especially relating…