Entertainment

A south west London-based author has launched a new comedic tragedy novel inspired by 19th century Baroque opera. Jon Elkon

The Last Front takes audiences on a deeply human journey through the ravages of World War One, guided by Iain

The Affordable Art Fair celebrated its 25th anniversary at Battersea Park last weekend.  The Affordable Art Fair is a gallery-led

An annual Halloween event held in Twickenham is set to return for a 10th year with an evening of fun

Arts Richmond’s biannual New Plays Festival showcased new, short-form theatre at the Orange Tree Theatre. Four pieces of theatre competed

A spooky Halloween walk-through is waiting in Carshalton for families looking for both thrills and community spirit(s). The Walter family

‘Don’t Let Me Die Before Sunday,’ has just had its Lambeth Fringe debut and is a manifestation of writer Elspeth

London-based comedian Jo Griffin took to the iconic comedy venue Soho Theatre on Saturday 12 October to bring her Edinburgh

Tim Edge’s second play addresses important themes of corporate sexism and toxic masculinity in the workplace in an intense, dramatic

Diwali on the Square celebrations will be returning to Trafalgar Square for its 23rd year on Sunday 27 October 2024.  

Tucked away in an inconspicuous fold of the Barbican Centre’s confusing sprawl of cultural offerings lies a new exhibition entitled