Babylon is Burning up the Albany stage as two star-crossed lovers portray the ups and downs of their relationship through dance and music, writes…

Jack And The Beanstalk at the Grade II listed Broadway Theatre, Catford, marks a new addition to London’s festive calendar, and with a Boris…

Loft Clearance, written and performed by Eileen Mahony, is a fascinating look at the joys and dilemmas of sorting the flotsam and jetsam of…

I have heard various reasons why people had a yearning for a career on the stage but Jamie Mawson’s strange encounter beats them all,…

Catherine Tate and David Threlfall star in The Enfield Haunting, a new play based on one of the most famous poltergeist events in the…

Paul Merton, as Sarah the Cook, will be joined by his wife and top comedy improviser Suki Webster as Suki the Sweet Maker, musical…

In a ground-breaking initiative from Ardent Theatre Company, 40 young acting graduates from working class backgrounds across the UK auditioned for the opportunity to…

What’s it like to watch the worst things on the internet for a living?  Record it, upload it, post it: you can put anything…

Following many global tours, this is the long-awaited London debut of Ripoll, the internationally acclaimed choreographer, and the company from the favelas of Rio…

Vincent Hawkins’ third solo exhibition at the Sid Motion Gallery gallery is ‘Beyond the walls of one’s own making’.Spanning the breadth of Hawkins’ practice,…

Ed Gray has been painting London for many years now and is always compiling lists of places in the capital that he wants to…

How does someone become Marilyn Monroe? For Suzie Kennedy it has been a journey from the USA to Bermondsey via Peckham, with a lot…