Sparking curiosity and imagination through sensory play Whatever the Weather, a brand-new play installation from Linbury Prize finalist Rūta Irbīte, which runs in the…

… pulses with lust, revelry, and live music Shakespeare’s Globe has announced the cast and creative team of As You Like It in the…

Ditch the phone. Enter the chat. Get the Gossip. You can’t trust AI – but you can trust your SLAY.I Assistants to serve up…

Women in the spotlight remain our favourite bloodsport Every murder ballad needs a body. 134 years ago this August 4th, Andrew and Abby Borden…

Nearly 200 Local Children Take to the Stage South London’s young stars are preparing to light up the stage at Peckham Theatre on Sunday 5 July as Musical Mayhem…

Copleston Centre celebrates Pride For the third year running, Copleston Centre celebrates Pride with its inspired Pride No Prejudice programme, thanks to funding from…

Includes relatives, and descendants of members of the original choir Côr y Boro | Borough Welsh Choir will mark a decade since its reformation…

Great singing and perfect dance routines I expected this opera (of sorts) to be uplifting and colourful, though its opening scene was anything but.…

An uplifting and riotous musical  “Haven’t you lot got enough problems of your own?” an onlooker shouts at Mark Ashton, a 24-year-old, tired of…

A cool, slick showcase of fresh talent Living up to its name, Colossus makes its ambitious UK premiere at the Southbank Centre. Choreographed by…

Digging up misogynistic roots A harrowing tale of the enduring violence of misogyny, Sophie Swithinbank’s play Sting offers a glimpse of hope amidst the…

It’s 2026 and Misanthropy is Thriving Misanthropy: noun The general hatred, dislike, or distrust of the human race. First performed in 1666, Molière’s Le…