The greatest Estonian artist of his generation Unlike fellow European artists, Estonian Konrad Mägi did not have the luxury of indulging in a ‘grand…

‘London is a mirror of mankind and of the world’ I recently became the proud owner of London in the 18th Century: Street by…

Is he gallant or a ghoul? David Martin was born in 1960 but grew up watching 1940s’ Hollywood classics in darkened cinemas where his…

Sustainability in Somerset House For many years, Somerset House was the Public Record Office and held the country’s birth, marriage, and death certificates, plus…

Creating space for people to connect and feel heard Weaving Trust is a new letterpress installation by Michelle Dwyer of Nice & Graphic studio,…

Suspense-filled writing and intriguing performances This two-woman play gives the audience a glimpse into the complicated lives and friendship – or lack thereof –…

We are in early 20th Century Russia, a time when comfortably off city-dwellers are flocking to the countryside to rustic ‘dachas’ that they rent…

London during the Second World War, as seen by artists Until she died, my mum was the last living person I knew who had…

‘Sparks and spaghetti will fly’ Off-West End Award-winner Matthew Iliffe directs Soho Theatre’s Tony Craze Award Winning play, Slippery. John McCrea, best known for…

This intense, thought-provoking story will leave you questioning everything The Last Black Messiah by Emeka Agada is a fierce, gripping drama about revolution, identity,…

Susan Jeremy’s show is a hilarious, heartfelt, one-woman show about work, identity, and finding your calling Acclaimed New York comedian, Susan Jeremy, performs her…

Bound by desire, ego and a secret pact To mark 15 years since its London premiere, Thrill Me – The Leopold and Loeb Story…