Shakespeare’s First Folio on display for 400th anniversary
One of the world’s finest copies of Shakespeare’s First Folio will go on rare display today in London’s Guildhall Library

One of the world’s finest copies of Shakespeare’s First Folio will go on rare display today in London’s Guildhall Library

Kingston artists and pole dancers have teamed up for a unique life drawing session in support of the area’s young

A new production of Henry V promising war, authentic swords and fresh female perspectives opens tomorrow in Twickenham. The play

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Wimbledon Park is set to host the first weekend of music and food summer festival Pub in the Park next

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A Clapham pub where King Charles pulled pints to celebrate the lifting of COVID restrictions is preparing for The King’s coronation.

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