Welcome to NVRLND, where the party goes straight on till morning Club NVRLND premiered at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where it sold out every performance. This nightclub musical event is an ir...

Swinton is frighteningly fearless I will start by saying this is a phenomenal piece of work by Tilda Swinton in Manfred Karge’s Man To Man, a part she premiered almost 40 years ago, and has now come b...

A Century of American Photography Portrait of a City: A Century of American Photography, brings together more than 100 landmark works by some of the most influential photographers of the 20th century....

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Labour plans to curb foreign political donations pose a challenge to Nigel Farage's Reform UK and its wealthy backers. - and a look at Reform scandals

'Cash fans won't be disappointed' The Churchill Theatre Bromley played host to The Ballad of Johnny and June this week — a good reminder that there is great value entertainment to be found outside of ...

Jack White has first major UK show A major exhibition of works by the American artist, Jack White, will open at Damien Hirst’s Newport Street Gallery. Exhibition highlights will include sculptures mad...

'Our cast are out of this world' Flyby is a daring new musical, which has its world premiere at Southwark Playhouse Borough soon. Theo Jamieson, who wrote the book, music, and lyrics and also co-direc...

I was intrigued enough to go along to see an exhibition of artworks by the notorious criminal that some newspapers say is the ‘Most Violent Prisoner’ in our penal system and has been locked up - most ...

Georges Seurat has always fascinated me. I was intrigued by how he was so influenced by contemporary ideas on optics and colour that he devised another way to make art and create more luminosity and b...

Calling all you dishy Demi-Gods, you’re the ones that we want! Welcome to Olympus Academy, a high-school where lessons are lustful, lube is essential, and grease is the dirtiest word. Term is about to...

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 the gallery home. This new exhibition ...

'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 18th century on and put...

“Ask yourself this. If there were no praise or blame – who would I be?” Since 2014 Mark Farrelly’s hugely acclaimed solo play has delighted audiences across the country and in New York City. Naked Hop...

The pen is mightier than the sword Among the glittering salons of the super-rich, patriarchy equals power, reputation is everything – and for women, one misstep can mean ruin. Marquise de Merteuil, ma...

Forging their own path Bold, abstract, geometric paintings and vivid acrylic still lifes contrast with shapes of birds and animals emerging from Arabic script in this collection of Sudanese art, write...

This fantastic feast for the eyes has everything It was an era after a World War when there was much optimism for the future, when trains and planes and automobiles became sleeker and faster, new mate...

Big Laughs, Bigger Costumes - The best panto I have ever seen  Having been raised on the “good old days” of proper music hall entertainment, I jumped at the chance to cover this, writes Luigia Minichi...

Ukraine. Between the Sirens, is a powerful solo exhibition by acclaimed French photographer Laetitia Vançon, curated by art producer Yaroslove Bystrushkin in partnership with Save Art International. T...

A pioneer of Estonian modernism, Mägi is renowned in his home country for his avantgarde, unique colouristic style and is widely considered the greatest Estonian artist of his generation. Dulwich Pict...

The Battle of Waterloo This was the first time I had travelled across borough borders to this fairly new theatre venue, The Glitch. Head down, hood up, bent at the waist, shoulders folded in, I pushed...

Polina Polozhentseva's new play premieres at the Jack Studio Have you ever been in love? Well, Lukyana might be. Sometimes. Rather than face up to her husband-to-be she decides to run away to the one ...

The Bells are back along with the legendary Two Slightly Distorted Guitars The Best of Tubular Bells I, II & III, which celebrates the brilliance of these iconic and seminal musical pieces, will tour ...

The inspirational story of Walter Tull  Our Little Hour - the critically acclaimed musical based on the life of the late, great Walter Tull will open at The Greenwich Theatre before touring theatres a...

Van is The Man in Spirit Saxophonist Leo Green hits the front of the stage and introduces each band member one by one, letting us know how many times they played live with Van Morrison, and how many o...

Van is The Man in Spirit Saxophonist Leo Green hits the front of the stage and introduces each band member one by one, letting us know how many times they played live with Van Morrison, and how many o...

To tamper with nature is doomed to failure… Gay conversion therapy remains legal in 170 countries around the world - including Britain. Claudio Macor's Savage is a visceral true account of Danish Doct...

Bigger, better, ruder and shorter When Disney released The Little Mermaid in 1989, they had no idea they were giving birth to an icon. Ursula the Sea Witch quickly took her place as the queen of Disne...

A complicated and darkly funny portrayal of brotherly bonds Set in 1983 Northern Philadelphia, Lyle Kessler’s Orphans centres on twenty-eight-year old Phillip and his older brother Treat, whose insula...

“She is scarred and scraped and dotted with pools of candle-wax… when you sit in front of her it’s like being held.” When Niall was nine years old he took his first, and as it turned out, last piano e...

1940. The Germans advance on Paris. A case stuffed with letters is smuggled to London. Inside, a remarkable story about - and by - two remarkable people: the brilliant actress ‘Mrs Pat’ and George Ber...

The ultimate live experience To celebrate Van Morrison’s incredible song catalogue, his musicians are heading into London’s West End for a weekly residency at the Emerald Theatre. Between them they ac...

St Martin-In-The-Fields’ beautiful exterior will be illuminated with sound and light, taking visitors on an incredible journey, redefining the experiential immersive art world by combining art, sound,...

Chris Leicester’s latest play, 180⁰ Chord, tells the tale of when a ruthless copper ends up in the same place that he has been sending people to for years. The word gets out, and someone on the wing b...