Party After Dark in Art Gallery
‘Wild and Naughty!’ One of London’s oldest art institutions was temporarily reframed last week when three DJs took over the Sainsbury’s Wing of the…
Beauty and Destruction: Wartime London in Art
IWM’s art collection takes centre stage With subjects ranging from the iconic resilience of St Paul’s Cathedral to the devastation of the Docklands, Beauty…
John Proctor is the Villain
‘One day, maybe, the new world we were promised will actually be new…’ The cast has been announced for the UK transfer of one…
Vanessa Haynes
Upstairs at Ronnie’s One of London’s greatest vocalists will be doing what she does best at the legendary Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs room. Described as…
Talawa celebrates 40th anniversary
Talawa Theatre Company, the UK’s leading Black British Theatre Company is entering its 40th anniversary year with a programme dedicated to championing the next…
The Places We Know
The Places We Know brings together two of Bethlem Gallery’s core elements – its recently launched permanent art collection, and the artistic community that calls…
Life Line
Behind every extraordinary feat are ordinary people. This is their story Inspired by Scotsman Sir Alexander Fleming, connecting the urgent reality of antimicrobial resistance…
Review: Five Pianos at Jack Studio Theatre
An inspiring piece of theatre Niall Ashdown’s one man show balances wry observations with genuinely touching insights as he takes a look back at the people…
Evening All Afternoon
Witty and heartbreakingly human Diyan Zora, making her Donmar debut, directs Anastasia Hille and Erin Kellyman in Evening All Afternoon. “The thing is, I’m…
Sugar Daddy
British-Iraqi writer and director Amrou Al-Kadhi will direct a newly reimagined staging of Sam Morrison’s acclaimed solo show Sugar Daddy, produced by Edgewood Entertainment.…
Review: Queer Along The River at Deptford Lounge
‘The exhibition informs, educates and entertains’ This exhibition, led by the artist/researcher Dr Catherine Hahn, reclaims and reimagines South London LGBTQ+ heritage from the…
Review: Our Little Hour at Greenwich Theatre
In remembrance of a forgotten hero A moving musical drama about Walter Tull, a young, gifted and black professional football player and officer of…


















