Magnus Rodwell’s Hidden London Magnus Rodwell, half Swedish-half English, grew up in Bournemouth and only knew London from the occasional tourist visit: ‘I would…

Windrush Day will be celebrated at the South London Gallery through art, culture and creativity within the Caribbean community, across generations. Saturday 22nd June…

Re-uniting the Olivier Award-nominated team behind Midsummer Mechanicals, Shakespeare’s Globe and Splendid Productions present Rough Magic at Shakespeare’s Globe this summer, running in the…

A Burger Bun with Structural Integrity  Despite being more than prepared to cater for a plethora of weather eventualities, everyone knows that al fresco…

Gissa Ticket For Boys From The Blackstuff With any play about the working-class there will be an Us and Them narrative and in James…

The Southbank Centre announced an unmissable Summer 2024 season of Literature and Spoken Word. The programme brings a diverse array of UK-exclusive launches, non-fiction…

This summer, the Southbank Centre presents You Belong Here, a vibrant and diverse programme of art, music and performance with a clear message at…

“When you’re a star they let you do it” Elle While’s production of Richard III at Shakespeare’s Globe is a frantic, creepy, modern-day satire…

Dulwich Picture Gallery’s ambitious “Open Art” project takes a significant step forward with the arrival this week of sculptures by renowned artists Yinka Shonibare…

This Revue Show Does Not Disappoint Nearly 40 years since first staged, the Menier Chocolate Factory Theatre brings Jerry’s Girls, the revue show that…

Jenny Adams has been commissioned to make a site-specific artwork for the hoardings on Blackfriars Road and Nicholson Street as part of Tenderground –…

To cope with the absence of her father, neglect of her mother, and ridicule by her classmates, eighth-grader Shelby Hinkley has put all of…