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Michael Kiwanuka enters a stage as it fills with yellow-lit smoke. The Royal Albert Hall is filled with the sound

While the vast, overwhelming majority of gamblers do so without any ill-effects, a small proportion do go on to develop

They say that when you are tired of London, you are tired of life. I would have to disagree with

Newly-founded Bournyack Theatre Company will be making their debut in April with a production of ‘Drowning on Dry Land’ at

If the folk revival had a poster boy, Seth Lakeman would be all over the walls of hipster households and

If Stornoway’s lyric ‘destined to go nowhere, by the fear of unrequited love’ was an early prediction for the band’s

Noel and Gertie, on tour until the end of May, is a witty, moving and intimate study of the lifelong

Sisters at the Bread and Roses Theatre in Clapham North explores the clash between modernity and tradition in the relationship

Antony Costa may have shot to fame as a member of the boyband Blue, but admits acting is the path he

What time is it? Woof Time! Dapper dogs in drag took over The Four Thieves pub in Battersea on Sunday

More than 600 children with autism and learning difficulties, teachers and parents attended New Wimbledon Theatre’s second ever ‘relaxed performance’