“I was always a Wanted girl…” Trying to compete as a boyband across the early 2010s during One Direction’s reign as the kings of…

A brutal tale of friendship, betrayal and violence Shakespeare’s Globe is delighted to announce the cast and creative team of Julius Caesar, running from…

Between clearing plates and working on her set, stand-up comic Dolly’s never thought much about the criminal justice system. Until one night she is…

An exhibition of the work of post-modern artist Anthony Lawrence is to be staged at St John’s, Waterloo, London, in October 2026. Coinciding with…

The controversial trend of looksmaxxing is explored in The Halo Effect, a new play premiering at The Bread and Roses Theatre, as part of…

The first comprehensive solo exhibition of Irish artist Isabel Nolan’s work in the UK to date This major touring exhibition comes at a significant…

One night only Located in Peckham, South London, Asylum Chapel is a Grade II listed space with almost 200 years of history. Established in…

The first-ever annual Big Story Festival is taking over IWM London during the National Year of Reading this October half-term (Sunday 25 – Monday…

The hot new thing in dance Ballet is still sexy at The Brown Suite, the new show directed and choreographed by Nahum McLean and…

Her mother couldn’t accept she was different, and then she went no contact Brad Sutherland’s The Girl in the Mask asks an important question:…

An uproarious and subversive antidote to mainstream merriment Combining Thick & Tight’s signature mix of dance, drag, mime, lip-syncing and satire, Camp as Christmas…

An ode to London and homage to quirky British ways One of the great things about theatre-going in our city is that often the…