An examination of how technology impacts grief  Alfrun Rose’s one-woman tragicomedy, Dead Air, fuses a Shakespearean classic with one of the most pressing concerns…

A theatrical phenomenon First seen 45 years ago, the Olivier Award-winning and much-loved Jeeves Takes Charge returns to London for a strictly limited season…

Participate in a collective counterpoint to today’s fractious discourse on national identity The National Portrait Gallery unveils A National Portrait for the National Portrait…

Richmond Council’s re-elected Lib Dem leader has promised to listen to opposing voices in the borough, after the party took all 54 seats In…

I left feeling a little hypnotised and very meditative Tim Crouch (writer and director) brings his Toto Kerblammo! back to the Unicorn after its successful run…

Croydon Council has no central system for tracking the borough’s long-term vacant buildings and stalled development sites, a Freedom of Information (FOI) response has…

Inspired by ‘the creative urge’ Stella Cardew is preparing to hang Painting for Pleasure, her latest exhibition of new artworks for her annual show…

Entertaining, educational, humorous, and poignant Award-winning Lincoln presenter Jacob Truax brings his acclaimed one-man show to London. Greenwich Theatre will host the UK première…

Fisherman’s Friends meets Choir of Man Following acclaimed runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and Ambassadors Theatre in the West End, high-energy musical sensation Shantify…

Every match a winner The biggest sporting event on the planet is here, and Football fans are set to experience the FIFA World Cup…

Four semi-staged performances A new British musical by Jane Morgan, over four decades in the making, will finally reach the stage this summer, as…

Forty-five dancers move as one in the UK debut of Stephanie Lake From darkness they emerge, a dizzying mass of pulsating bodies. The push…