He lives, he dies, he even sings and dances The welcome return of Tim Price’s Nye opens with Aneurin Bevan dying, we see the…

You are unlikely to ever see something quite like this Nature Theater of Oklahoma blends drama, dance and comedy to make their London debut…

Themes of love misdirection and deception Some things are ever present in a London Summer, packed tubes of commuters, pubs spilling out onto the…

Walt Disney claimed Lotte’s film was not a true cartoon Lotte Reiniger created the first feature-length animation in 1926, over a decade before Walt…

The World According to Gray Rotherhithe artist Ed Gray’s latest show brings together 30 years of painting city life all over the world and…

The National Theatre today released the first rehearsal images for the world premiere of The Estate, the remarkable debut play by Shaan Sahota, directed…

Funds being raised for UNICEF Ed Gray, our finest painter of cities and their people, has an exhibition opening soon where new works will…

Living with addiction and coming alive through recovery “Listen, I can’t have a drinking problem, because if I’m an alcoholic then EVERYONE around me…

A Celebration of LGBTQIA+ Identity, Nature, Art and Faith This July, a vibrant partnership blooms across Peckham and beyond. Copleston Church and Community Centre,…

The riverbank is alive with the buzz of summer London Bridge City announced the much-anticipated return of Summer by the River, a vibrant festival…

Are they delivering justice or just seeking revenge? “Everyone lived like we did! Well…maybe not everyone. But…I wasn’t any worse than anyone else” The…

Heavenly and haunting James Blake’s impressive artistry is highlighted in a powerful show during his night of Little Simz’s Meltdown at Southbank Centre, writes…