A roller-coaster masterclass The title of this highly acclaimed play by Mike Bartlett can be open to interpretation; it is, however, a play about…

Five genre-defying, cutting-edge productions Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) will present the third iteration of Bloom between 7 – 16 May. The festival offers a…

Eccentric scripts and performances Camberwell’s Golden Goose Theatre presents an intellectually and philosophically engaging double bill of Soviet Era plays in Charlie & Striptease.…

An all-female cast cheat, fight and steal The Old Vic has announced the full, all-female cast for Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Glengarry Glen Ross, directed…

A vital platform for visibility, opportunity, and equity Women in Art Fair (WIAF), the UK’s leading fair dedicated exclusively to women artists, returns for…

Labour’s expected London losses in the local elections could make life much tougher for the Mayor of London, opposition parties have warned. Recent surveys…

A new connection between artists and collectors  A brand-new cultural event is coming to South London as the Herne Hill Art Fair launches for…

Compelling and powerfully human Alexis Gregory’s new play begins with the main character Alex (played by the playwright himself) receiving an Instagram message from…

Nowhere to Hide — and Nowhere Else You’d Rather Be There is a moment early in The Waves at Jermyn Street Theatre when you…

A whipcrack away ride into the Wild West We all loved playing cowboys and Indians as kids; we were raised on a TV diet…

Tales of Being Fired Award-winning New York comedian Susan Jeremy writes, produces, and performs her one-woman show that follows her crazy life journey and…

The Greenwich Labour Party have offered every child £150 to buy a bike if they retain power next month, while Reform want to abolish…