The way children play has evolved during lockdown study finds
A study examining how children play in the pandemic is collecting records from children for a future museum archive.
Review: Archetypal characters dilute Jody Medland’s class message in The Unspoken
Jody Medland’s The Unspoken at Baron’s Court Theatre delves into the imbalances of the British class system - but is
‘Heart-wrenching and laced with emotion’ — OUR BIG LOVE STORY at The Hope Theatre
The best works of art make you feel something — and leave you wanting more. OUR BIG LOVE STORY does
Theatre stars aim to reinvigorate Steinbeck classic
Ahead of its run at New Wimbledon Theatre in March, Of Mice and Men’s stars and director discussed the challenges
October half-term events guide: From watersports to theatre and Spanish lessons – we’ve got you covered
Unphased by the dark mornings and always willing to jump in muddy puddles – finding suitable October half-term activities for
Strictly’s Craig Revel Horwood reveals Sister Act backstage antics ahead of New Wimbledon Theatre show
Craig Revel Horwood lifts the curtain on the ‘jockstraps and clarinets’ organised chaos behind hit musical Sister Act, before the show descends on
From Hindu temples to black market ‘prison hair’: Battersea Arts Centre traces extensions back to their roots
The human hair market has grown exponentially and while some find the idea repulsive, hoards of British women are paying
Battersea actress crowd funding to take Nigerian Chibok girls tribute play to Edinburgh Fringe Festival
A Battersea actress has started crowd funding in a bid to showcase her self-written play, a tribute to the Nigerian
Playwright shares ‘moments of real sadness’ in How to Die of a Broken Heart at Battersea Arts Centre
Heartbreak and its emotional and physical effects on the body are being explored in an autobiographical one-woman show at Battersea
‘Dark comedy’ imagining plane brought down by ISIS over London to premiere at Wandsworth theatre
A new play is using testimonies from victims of terrorist attacks to dramatise what might happen if a plane was brought
Tooting actor to star in one-man show tackling homophobia in sport at Edinburgh Fringe Festival
A Tooting actor is set to star in a one-man show which tackles homophobic ‘locker room culture’ at the Edinburgh