Shakespeare’s Globe welcomes revolutionary playwright Brecht to the stage for the very first time with a new production of his anti-war masterpiece, Mother Courage…

A Dynamic Exploration of Movement, Energy, and Light A compelling new exhibition from Natalie Webb titled Tempo unveils a collection of 19 original paintings…

How a bomb-scarred stretch of riverside became one of the world’s most dynamic cultural landscapes Anthony Bates grew up in the east of London…

Sequins, sass, and side-splitting comedy Following a string of sold-out performances across the United States, the sensational cabaret hit Liberace & Liza is set…

Fog Machine presents a new body of work by artist and filmmaker Rob Lye, developed during his residency at Eltham College. At the centre of Fog…

Myele’s drumming mesmerised Peckham Levels has become an established South London venue over the years, growing more comfortable while retaining the charm of its…

Cruising Archaeology: The Pleasure Archive Research Centre Exploring the exhibition as a cruising ground, this project considers the connections between cruising and viewing art…

Tara Theatre Young Company brings bold energy, fresh talent, and new ideas This April, eleven 18-25 year olds make their professional theatre debut as…

Featured on Saatchi Art’s “Undiscovered Artists to Know” list London-based abstract artist Courtenay Kusitor presents Unconscious / Conscious / Aligned, her first solo exhibition…

Almas Art Foundation is pleased to present KHARTOUM from MEMORY: The Life and Art of T. S. Ahmed (1933–2015), an exhibition of selected paintings…

Carlos Acosta’s adaptation of Bizet’s famous opera Following its UK premiere in July 2024, Acosta Danza announces a UK Tour  of Carlos Acosta’s adaptation…

Camberwell Space celebrates seven years of Queer Youth Art Collective The exhibition follows a three-month residency with QYAC, in which 30 LGBTQIA+ artists aged…