I always go to see Pygmalion with the wrong attitude. I go to see those supercilious snobs have their noses put out of joint…

Shakespeare’s Globe is delighted to announce If It Please You, a night of glam, high camp and drag inspired by Shakespeare.  The evening will…

National Theatre Associate Alexander Zeldin writes and directs The Confessions, which will play with music composed by founding member and lead vocalist of Foals,…

Being one of the world’s most famous political figures, Mahatma Gandhi’s story has been told in many forms many times over, however, much less…

With all our greatest writers and more turning out for this Celebration of Spoken Word, late October will be an absolute WordFest! George the…

Come and experience “Much Ado About Nothing.” Set in an open-air fitness centre where beach-ready bodies take shape, and a gender divide becomes apparent. …

Southbank Centre’s Classical Music season is about to open Thursday 21 September Principal Conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali takes the helm to open the Philharmonia’s season with the…

Written between 1922 and 1926 and premiered in 1933, Amor de Don Perlimplín con Belisa en su Jardín, (The Love of Don erlimplín and…

Author Paul Slade has diverse interests that have provided the public with books on murder ballads and the USA’s first Black-owned record label. Now,…

The entire Queen Elizabeth Hall – backstage and all – transforms into the set for enthralling durational performances, curated by conceptual artist Marina Abramović…

Unleash your creativity and delve into the world of raffia embroidery at an upcoming workshop that promises to blend craft and culture in a…

Tara White’s exhibition ‘Beyond These Walls There’s Courage’ tenderly maps the entangled dynamics between grief, intergenerational relationships, gender and protest. Operating in the overlaps…