Entertainment

Hundreds attended London Brick Festival, a gathering of LEGO enthusiasts to trade pieces and marvel at spectacular creations, at the

The London Literature Festival returned to the Southbank Centre this autumn, collecting artists, poets, writers and book lovers to challenge

There is a staggering difference between the number of male and female directors whose films have reached number one at

The Happiest Man on Earth opened on 20 November at the Southwark Playhouse in London and moves audiences with its

Gregory Maguire wrote Wicked in 1998. His shtick, at the time, was writing spin-offs of fairy tales from the point

Crass, money-talking, dialogically-nimble dramas have been some of the biggest hitters on TV in recent years. We had Succession, the

Booker Prize Readings 2024 the six shortlisted authors sat with host at Southbank Centre

Be Richmond hosted its third Be Spooky pumpkin patch ahead of Halloween. The free event took place on Whittaker Avenue

Community workshops run by all-female art group WOM Collective brought locals together at Kingston’s riverside. The exhibitions took place inside

A south west London-based author has launched a new comedic tragedy novel inspired by 19th century Baroque opera. Jon Elkon

The Last Front takes audiences on a deeply human journey through the ravages of World War One, guided by Iain