A theatrical phenomenon First seen 45 years ago, the Olivier Award-winning and much-loved Jeeves Takes Charge returns to London for a strictly limited season…

Participate in a collective counterpoint to today’s fractious discourse on national identity The National Portrait Gallery unveils A National Portrait for the National Portrait…

Fisherman’s Friends meets Choir of Man Following acclaimed runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and Ambassadors Theatre in the West End, high-energy musical sensation Shantify…

“You won’t know me when I come back” Teresa Deevy (1894 – 1963) was an Irish dramatist and writer. She was at the height of…

Residents living in one of the UK’s most high-profile areas have a lot on their minds ahead of the upcoming local elections. Socio-economic division…

Slipping Through Skin Following a successful solo exhibition, In Catfood and Wine, and a series of shows throughout 2025, London-based contemporary artist Louise Howard returns with…

Not a single dull moment As heartwarming as it is hilarious, Jeezus is a raunchy testament to the power of love. Set in Lima…

A six-storey research centre to fight a deadly “global health threat” could open at the Paddington Basin in 2028. The plans were approved by…

Further casting is announced for the Royal Shakespeare Company’s critically acclaimed production of Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand in a new version by…

Nowhere to Hide — and Nowhere Else You’d Rather Be There is a moment early in The Waves at Jermyn Street Theatre when you…

A play about family, art and the making of music  Josh Radnor (‘Ted Mosby’ on the Emmy-nominated TV series How I Met Your Mother)…

An election expert has said that all eyes will be on Westminster City Council – where results balance on “a knife-edge” – at the…