Richmond Shakespeare Society is performing a new production of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible that the director says will blend the

Perhaps the most striking thing about Max Wilkinson’s Night City is just how close we all are to the source

The second week of Brixton House’s Housemates Festival 2026 saw the highly-anticipated show We Can’t Be Friends take to the

Josh Hilberman, visiting star to the London Tap Dance Festival, said: “Tap dance in performance, and good tap dance in

A London festival featuring emerging artists tackling difficult topics has returned to the capital for the fourth year running. From

In a spirited and visually stunning production at Shakespeare’s Globe in London, comic merriment and elaborate costumes are punctuated by

The Victorian writer Oscar Wilde has developed a strong following among young people. The author of The Importance of Being

The free arts festival Centre Stage is coming back to Richmond for mystical-themed events this weekend. Centre Stage: Richmond Myths

This Saturday sees the return of a beloved South West London dog show, celebrating 30 years since Pride took place

A ‘darkly hedonistic’ adaptation of Bertolt Brecht’s seminal anti-war work Mother Courage and Her Children opens at Shakespeare’s Globe next

Even if you’re not a theatre kid, you’d likely still be familiar with Elphaba’s green skin and black hair, the