Review: Art Deco Posters – London Transport Museum

Review: Art Deco Posters – London Transport Museum

Michael HollandFeb 2, 2026

This fantastic feast for the eyes has everything It was an era after a World War when there was much optimism for the future,…

These Boot Are Made For Strutting

These Boot Are Made For Strutting

Michael HollandJan 30, 2026

Fall head over heels this Spring! The multi-award-winning musical Kinky Boots is strutting its way to London in a joyous, brand-new production starring Strictly…

A View of One’s Own

A View of One’s Own

Michael HollandJan 28, 2026

A new side to the Golden Age of British Landscape art The Courtauld Gallery presents a new exhibition of landscape drawings and watercolours by women…

Art After Dark

Art After Dark

Michael HollandJan 26, 2026

A vivid backdrop for culture seekers  Art of London’s Art After Dark will transform London’s West End next month with a free week long…

Review: A Stan is Born at The OTher Palace

Review: A Stan is Born at The OTher Palace

Michael HollandJan 20, 2026

Sakellaris is a compelling all-round performe As the lights hit the stage, it’s immediately clear we’re entering a pop shrine: an array of T-shirts…

Review: The Van Morrison Alumni Band at Emerald Theatre

Review: The Van Morrison Alumni Band at Emerald Theatre

Michael HollandJan 20, 2026

Van is The Man in Spirit Saxophonist Leo Green hits the front of the stage and introduces each band member one by one, letting…

Review: The Van Morrison Alumni Band at Emerald Theatre

Review: The Van Morrison Alumni Band at Emerald Theatre

Michael HollandJan 14, 2026

Van is The Man in Spirit Saxophonist Leo Green hits the front of the stage and introduces each band member one by one, letting…

Unfortunate: The Untold Story of Ursula the Sea Witch

Unfortunate: The Untold Story of Ursula the Sea Witch

Michael HollandJan 10, 2026

Bigger, better, ruder and shorter When Disney released The Little Mermaid in 1989, they had no idea they were giving birth to an icon.…

Review: Orphans at Jermyn Street Theatre

Review: Orphans at Jermyn Street Theatre

Michael HollandJan 8, 2026

A complicated and darkly funny portrayal of brotherly bonds Set in 1983 Northern Philadelphia, Lyle Kessler’s Orphans centres on twenty-eight-year old Phillip and his…

Review: Cooking with Kathryn at Soho Theatre 

Review: Cooking with Kathryn at Soho Theatre 

Michael HollandJan 7, 2026

A comedy we all need to watch Full of profanity, innuendos and laughs – behind all the laughter, Cooking with Kathryn quietly examines the…

Dear Liar

Dear Liar

Michael HollandJan 7, 2026

1940. The Germans advance on Paris. A case stuffed with letters is smuggled to London. Inside, a remarkable story about – and by –…

The Van Morrison Alumni Band

The Van Morrison Alumni Band

Michael HollandJan 7, 2026

The ultimate live experience To celebrate Van Morrison’s incredible song catalogue, his musicians are heading into London’s West End for a weekly residency at…