Tracey Emin in Conversation with The Guilty Feminist

Tracey Emin in Conversation with The Guilty Feminist

Michael HollandJun 20, 2026

Her honesty is brutal. Her openness is painful. Her truth is tragic, and that’s why a full house clapped and cheered almost every time…

Review: Glengarry Glen Ross at Old Vic

Review: Glengarry Glen Ross at Old Vic

Michael HollandJun 19, 2026

The cast fully inhabit Mamet’s ruthless world David Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross remains one of the sharpest examinations of ambition, desperation, and capitalism ever…

Review: 2:22 A Ghost Story @ Churchill Theatre  

Review: 2:22 A Ghost Story @ Churchill Theatre  

Michael HollandJun 18, 2026

Having taken the West End by storm (and partly triggering the events/name of Lily Allen’s scathing 2025 album), 2:22 — A Ghost Story is…

Review: Hepworth in Colour at Courtauld Gallery

Review: Hepworth in Colour at Courtauld Gallery

Michael HollandJun 15, 2026

A constant source of amusement, pleasure and wonder Perhaps, as I did, we think of Barbara Hepworth’s art as big, curvaceous sculptures facing the…

Summer Season in Southwark Park Galleries

Summer Season in Southwark Park Galleries

Michael HollandJun 11, 2026

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…

Review: Allegra at Richmond Theatre

Review: Allegra at Richmond Theatre

Michael HollandJun 10, 2026

The audience seemed utterly won over Maureen Lipman charms from the moment the curtain rises in Peter Quilter’s new comedy Allegra, directed by Stephen…

Review: Rob Auton at Soho Theatre

Review: Rob Auton at Soho Theatre

Michael HollandMay 31, 2026

He has created a style completely his own Rob Auton’s CAN: The Story of a Man Called CAN comes from the Nunhead-based comedian, writer,…

Review: Dialogue des Carmélites 

Review: Dialogue des Carmélites 

Michael HollandMay 18, 2026

Every year Guildhall singers dedicate twice-weekly sessions to the preparation of an opera, a tradition now in its sixteenth year, and a marvellous training…

Albert Bridge reopens to pedestrians and cyclists after closure due to ‘unexpected movements’

Albert Bridge reopens to pedestrians and cyclists after closure due to ‘unexpected movements’

Katherine GrayApr 12, 2026

Albert Bridge has reopened after it was closed to pedestrians and cyclists on Wednesday afternoon (April 8). The Thames Crossing was shut-off to all…

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Council applies for a borough-wide injunction to tackle illegal car meets

Ben LynchApr 1, 2026

Illegal car meets may face greater enforcement in Central London as Westminster City Council applies for a borough-wide injunction. Supported by Kensington and Chelsea…

Nine Sixteenths in Brixton

Nine Sixteenths in Brixton

Michael HollandApr 1, 2026

At the 2004 Super Bowl, Justin Timberlake exposed Janet Jackson’s breast and nipple to a huge live TV audience for nine sixteenths of a…