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

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

The Playground Theatre in Notting Hill is hosting a series of women-led performances across March, with the intent to celebrate