Eleanor Thorn’s Tuned In London once again brings exciting music to Rotherhithe with An American Melt, writes Michael Holland. This show on July 4th…

Heavenly and haunting James Blake’s impressive artistry is highlighted in a powerful show during his night of Little Simz’s Meltdown at Southbank Centre, writes…

It looks and ‘smells’ of the 1970s. This late work by Terrence Rattigan is simply outstanding. Insightful, passionate writing that in the hands of…

The Invitations Have Been Sent Out The National Theatre’s smash-hit production Till the Stars Come Down is in rehearsal for its West End transfer.…

Orange Tree Theatre announced the full cast for Chiara Atik’s Poor Clare. Joining the previously announced Arsema Thomas, making her stage debut, and Freddy Carter,…

Southwark Residents Needed for Art Project Do you live in Southwark? Would you enjoy creating a large scale artwork? On the 5th of July,…

When the magic happens the theatre throbs It was noteworthy that in the week he died, Brian Wilson featured heavily in the programme notes…

Raising Wendover up before it is knocked to the ground Artist collective Our Cube CIC presents The Aylesbury Voices: A Community in Motion, a…

After a successful pilot in 2023, the Richmond Arts and Ideas Festival is making a vibrant return this weekend, running from June 13-29, writes…

Make History Under the Arches Bone Daddies are using Frank’s Redhot Sauce in a new dish they are calling RedHot Ramen and that is…

A Fool’s Errand with Soul In Hamstrung, George Rennie brings Yorick—yes, that Yorick—back to life, not just as a skull in Hamlet’s hands, but…

The Streets have set the bar extremely high The Streets – the musical project fronted by Mike Skinner – has become somewhat of a…