For over 50 years, artist Philip Guston restlessly made paintings and drawings that captured the anxious and turbulent world he was witnessing. Born in…

Dulwich Picture Gallery will present Rubens & Women, a major exhibition of the Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640). Uniting a diverse range of…

One of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies, Othello, has begun its casting: Martins Imhangbe will play the title role in this new production conceived by director…

Coleman Project Space announced Synchronisations, the solo exhibition of this year’s summer residency artist Adam Boyd. Since graduating from the Slade School of Art,…

‘I’ve a right to be here if I like. Same as you,’ cries the fair lady Eliza Doolittle who aspires to more than selling…

Held in two extraordinary, derelict Victorian buildings, Do Not Swallow is a provocative invitation to art lovers to take a bite, chew and savour…

When Alan’s car crashes in the middle of nowhere, he hopes his bad day (which started with his wife leaving him) can’t get any worse……

Hotel Elephant presents a programme of events and workshops celebrating the creative and design talents of our studio members for the London Design Festival…

The Foreigners’ Panto is a political musical comedy about a group of immigrants trying to put on their own version of a traditional British…

ABBA aficionados will recognise the title of The Way Old Friends Do, from Ian Hallard (writer) and Mark Gatiss (director), which is playing for…

Precursing will be the first solo exhibition by Nina Davies in a UK public art gallery. The show will include two layers: a large-scale…

Brainy award-winning comedian Juliette Burton will be setting out on a tour of the UK with No Brainer, her brand new show, this autumn…