“Epic” and “transcendental” were the words repeatedly heard from the Royal Festival Hall audience members fortunate enough to experience Space Station Earth, a rare…

Performance, costume and identity in theatrical portraiture Dulwich Picture Gallery presents Curtain Up!, a one-room display re-examining performance, costume and identity in theatrical portraiture…

The High Court has rejected a South West London council’s bid to take legal action over the closure of its last police station front…

‘SeeAbility have given my son the gift of sight’ Bermondsey played host to a Guinness World Record attempt when two artists were challenged by…

Step right up and enter the dazzling world of P.T. Barnum, where imagination and ambition know no bounds. Hand in hand with wife Charity,…

A glimpse into a creative mind preoccupied with play, childhood, and imagination Jack White’s new exhibition feels appropriately art-like, occupying the impressive spaces the…

Tightly constructed – the play storms ever-forward James Rushbrooke’s award-winning two-hander Before I’m Dead is a perfectly-balanced offering of snarky gallows humour and tender…

‘highly entertaining, deeply impressive’ Blizzard – which opened at the Queen Elizabeth Hall this week, might be described as ‘Cirque du Soleil’ on a…

Marin’s 16, queer and in love. When her parents try to control her, she escapes into a dream world to discover herself. Lulla is…

Goldsmiths students who occupied the university library in protest against proposed staff redundancies claim they were threatened with a campus ban if they did…

Shakespeare’s Globe has announced the cast of Shakespeare’s rarely staged comedy of love, desire and wit, that is reimagined in a blazing, flamenco-inspired production,…

“One of the first things you learn about me is that I do not believe in ghosts.” Scrawled in the margins of Shakespeare’s play,…