Entertainment

Clapham Omnibus Theatre’s production of The Orchestra will thrive because of the internationalism it possesses when it opens next year,

Nestled in a tiny theatre above a bustling pub in Battersea is an energy-filled, rip-roaring pantomime. But what makes it

Every now and then I feel I am enduring a play rather than watching for pleasure. With the Royal Court’s

Polka theatre’s current offering for younger children comes in the form of Jan Blake’s In the Winter Wood – a masterful

An immersive production of Fiddler on the Roof opened in London last month and its star tells us it relates

Anita is spooning a powder into a cup in a way that betrays this must be done just so. She

In a world of Netflix and Marvel hegemony, it is fitting that a radical black director broke the trend. In

For those who cannot wait for Captain Marvel or Avengers Infinity War 2, you can get your Marvel fix at

Renaissance Men is a new play by the Bag of Beard theatre group that seeks to explore toxic masculinity. I

Homelessness and universal credit take centre stage in this play as audiences are encouraged to intervene and change the outcome

Contemporary art fans are invited to explore the immensity of the universe at a Chelsea gallery. Lauren Baker combines neon