Coughlan is the brightest light in a slightly foggy production Many works of Irish playwrights have long successful runs in London; classics from Oscar…

‘An excavation of collective guilt, community fear, and the void left when justice fails’ Welcome to Skidmore — a tight-knit farming community in northwest…

VIP tickets are available Orange Tree Theatre (OT) today announces that Ian McKellen will return to the stage for a rare and intimate show…

All the laughs and sparkles one could hope for  It’s that time of year again: Panto season! The busiest period for theatres up and…

“If you woke up tomorrow to find you weren’t married to us, you’d be in for a few big surprises.”  Three couples, highly respected…

A former crown court in London is to be demolished and replaced with student accommodation and social housing after the plans were approved by…

Many laughs, great costumes, excellent choreography and foot-stomping songs The Churchill Theatre’s Beauty and the Beast popped and sizzled with colour and fizz in…

Spellbinding musical full of heart and humour  Geoff Aymer has kept the spirit of Lewis Carroll’s classic fantasy novel to deliver a musical with…

The Gerald Moore Gallery presents Georgia O’Keeffe: Memories of Drawings in their GF Gallery.  This Hayward Gallery Touring exhibition from Southbank Centre, London presents a remarkable collection…

Greenwich Council has revealed the opening date of the new Woolwich Waves leisure centre. The borough’s new flagship leisure facility in Woolwich town centre…

Bermondsey Artists’ Group co-founder Louise Sheridan will be exhibiting some of her Thames-based paintings in a group show of original artworks that opens this…

Londoners are being saddled with “overpriced ferry tickets” after City Hall scrapped a free pedestrian and cycle bridge across the River Thames, the Mayor…