Entertainment

A ballet from The Who’s Pete Townshend produced in east London is due to launch next month.  Quadrophenia: a Mod

Joel Tan’s latest play, Scenes from a Repatriation, examines questions over who claims cultural artefacts, the politics around stolen art

A south west London rugby union club is to host a new beer festival during the last May bank holiday

The Guest at the Omnibus Theatre in Clapham is a cyclical meditation on migration and the climate crisis, set in a

In the days of instantly available content, live offerings reign supreme. Live-streaming is one of the most successful technological upgrades

A social media content creator and parent has revealed how Netflix’s Adolescence motivated him to speak out on why boys

You’ve probably noticed the online gambling landscape shifting dramatically, and London is right at the heart of this transformation. As

Golf’s most prestigious event, The Masters, always promises drama, precision, and unforgettable moments. For golf bettors, this year’s showdown at

The second iteration of an immersive playground experience crafted entirely from reclaimed materials from shows is being hosted by the

Residents and business owners are split over what impact of Westminster City Council’s new strategy to revive London nightlife will

London’s jazz scene has responded with dismay to Westminster Council’s denial of a late-hours operating license for a club in