Blue/Orange
A multi-layered exploration of the inequalities of treatment within the mental health system Christopher has been confined to a psychiatric ward for a month.…
Psychedelic Furs Tour
Icons of the original post-punk era The Psychedelic Furs have announced their UK tour plans for later in the year, stopping at beloved venues…
Review: Calamity Jane at Churchill Theatre
Love is Alive and high-kicking in Deadwood Many of us remember sitting round the telly as a family watching Doris Day come over the…
Put on your Top Hat and Tap Shoes for this
The Chichester Festival Theatre Production of Irving Berlin’s Top Hat today announces the cast for the 2025 UK tour. Reprising their roles will be…
Review: The Popess at The Glitch
Holy orders, humble staging: The Popess conjures a sisterhood with heart, if not always polish In Waterloo this week, a conclave has been called.…
Review: Union Shorts # 4 – Union Theatre
Assured performances from all the cast In regards to new writing and shorter form theatre the prominent opportunities over the summer tend to come in…
Peckham collective exhibit in Dulwich
Time Spaghetti is a one-room display of newly commissioned paintings and drawings by artists Lisa Contucci and Clifton Wright, with additional works by Stanley…
Croydon’s creative hub giving life to Whitgift Centre
With its lanes of empty shopfronts and drip buckets scattered across the marble flooring, it’s no surprise that many now see the Whitgift Centre…
The Leonard & Co Show
Special event to showcase new artworks Londoner Louise Howard unveils a whimsical single event art exhibition that highlights her signature fusion of realism and…
Poor Clare
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,…
Ardent Theatre Company launches a 10-Year Manifesto for Change
‘Tear down the class ceiling and rebuild a theatre industry where everyone belongs’ A registered charity with a mission to end class inequality in…
Review: STARS: An Afrofuturist Space Odyssey – Brixton House
An intimate tale of loss and discovery, isolation and connection In search of the selfhood and pleasure stolen from her, Stars: An Afrofuturist Space…
















