Tightly constructed – the play storms ever-forward James Rushbrooke’s award-winning two-hander Before I’m Dead is a perfectly-balanced offering of snarky gallows humour and tender…

‘highly entertaining, deeply impressive’ Blizzard – which opened at the Queen Elizabeth Hall this week, might be described as ‘Cirque du Soleil’ on a…

Marin’s 16, queer and in love. When her parents try to control her, she escapes into a dream world to discover herself. Lulla is…

Shakespeare’s Globe has announced the cast of Shakespeare’s rarely staged comedy of love, desire and wit, that is reimagined in a blazing, flamenco-inspired production,…

“One of the first things you learn about me is that I do not believe in ghosts.” Scrawled in the margins of Shakespeare’s play,…

A new exhibition at Oxo Gallery will bring intricate ceramic works inspired by nature’s hidden patterns to the South Bank this June. Schema, by…

‘Adventure Mode is much more exciting’ The sun came out for Stella Cardew’s exhibition, Painting for Pleasure, as did the art lovers because I…

Paintings that demand to be encountered and confronted in person Slipping Through Skin is Louise Howard’s new body of work, a collection that interrogates…

“Sudan is beauty,” I overheard someone say… And I understand why. Alma’s Art Foundation is a gallery that feels open and inviting, its large…

‘Watching Daniel Craig warm up before a shot was something else’ Kerry Fitzgerald was born in Guy’s Hospital, but it was no easy time…

A touching show about resilience, strength and power Did you know that the infamous Super Bowl halftime show incident between Justin Timberlake and Janet…

Rarely does live entertainment feel this joyful How have I not known about Giffords Circus, which has been touring for over 20 years? Founded…