Probably the most important art exhibition The 2026 Koestler Arts Awards Exhibition, Rock, Paper, Scissors, takes its name from the well-known children’s game and…

The real enemy in this sobering play is in the bottle It’s Christmas Eve in Baldoyle, a coastal suburb north of Dublin in the…

This production serves as a testament to the strength of the Windrush generation This is the third and final instalment of the successful Ryan…

Morgan, Tierney and Cox bring the play’s finely tuned dialogue to life with energy and precision It is a rare thing at the theatre,…

Ambitious and Original Circus and performing arts company Baro d’evel presents a rather long but sometimes thought-provoking meditation on the human experience in ‘Who…

After an eight-year hiatus, ISQ returns with The Silence is Deafening, a darker, more cinematic album than usual, that marks a bold new chapter…

A vacant West London Vue cinema is to be transformed into 11 padel courts after approval for the revamp was granted by councillors. The…

The History in the Making exhibition, Curated by N’Goné Fall, features Dolet Malalu and Pamela Tulizo, both from the Democratic Republic of Congo.  Living…

Tara Boswell’s job as the dog warden for London’s most populous borough is full of highs and lows. Throughout her 17 years as Croydon…

WWOS Musical Theatre return to The Churchill Theatre next month with a new production of one of the most enduring shows of all time,…

Toto is a Polka Theatre and Topper and Fred co-production, adapted from the beautifully illustrated children’s book by Ximo Abadia, following an endearing tale…

Every joke is a tiny revolution This new dance-theatre work by Bea Bidault and Max Revell that explores truth, deception and belief in an…