The international festival, Dance Umbrella, has extended their digital platform to allow more audiences to enjoy the contemporary dance regardless

The Warehouse Dance Studios in Wallington celebrated its 10th anniversary this month after being threatened by closure during the pandemic.

Battersea Arts Centre is hosting a disabled-led arts festival this week as part of Wandsworth’s Borough of Culture celebrations. Liberty

The Things We’ve Lost, performed at the Royal Academy of Dance by the Baked Bean Charity, bravely illuminated a topic

A production of Joseph K and the Cost of Living (After Franz Kafka) will appear at Twickenham’s Mary Wallace Theatre, 100 years

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

The St George’s Day Festival is returning to Trafalgar Square on Monday as London prepares to mark England’s national day.

The National Poet of Scotland Robert Burns’ (1759-1796) birthday was the 25th of January and Burns Night is still celebrated

While pole dancing once held negative connotations, many pole dance groups are reclaiming the sport and dancing as a form

It was an absolute treat to watch the Royal Ballet open their season with Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland last Saturday

‘It emerged from a collective need for change and f*** you to the system,’ says the founder of Cute Cartel,