Entertainment

Talented toddlers from across the world enjoyed a toe-tapping new, culturally-inspired music class in Wimbledon last week. Tiny tots aged

I should clarify this from the outset: this is only a review of the first half of Jimmy Carr’s The

Bat out of Hell The Musical is the latest addition to the fast-flowing conveyor belt of band-inspired musicals, and it

Pop Brixton, a community-focused independent business space, launched its Christmas market on November 26. This is the second such market

Vinyl returned to Twickenham last week after a 20 year absence, with the opening of a new record store on

Fans of iconic band The Beatles were taken back to the swinging 60s on Sunday with a special bus tour.

Life’s a beach if you live in Fulham this summer – literally. On May 10 Neverland London opened the first

Michael Kiwanuka enters a stage as it fills with yellow-lit smoke. The Royal Albert Hall is filled with the sound

While the vast, overwhelming majority of gamblers do so without any ill-effects, a small proportion do go on to develop

They say that when you are tired of London, you are tired of life. I would have to disagree with

Newly-founded Bournyack Theatre Company will be making their debut in April with a production of ‘Drowning on Dry Land’ at