A giant ice sculpture of Piers Morgan has been erected in Trafalgar Square. Why you may ask?
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A twist on a classic tale at open air theatre in abbey ruins
This weekend, watch a classic tale with a modern twist at the ruins of Lesnes Abbey in South London as Ally in Wonderland takes you down a rabbit hole…
Fly With Me’s aerial act of solidarity
On Saturday 20th August, immersive kite flying event Fly With Me takes place in towns and cities across the UK and Europe…
Mystery artists play concert in unique Painted Hall
Fancy doing something different this summer? Why not enjoy a concert of mystery artists in the unique Painted Hall at Greenwich’s Old Royal Naval College?
Discover Nocturnal Creatures at Sculpture in the City
For one night only, discover Nocturnal Creatures amongst the striking architecture of the City of London…
A world of dreams, pain and recovery at the Festival of Sleep
This summer, London’s Museum of the Home wants you to relax and get comfortable as they host their Festival of Sleep…
Festival of Korean Dance is a feast for the senses
Get ready to fill your senses with sound and movement as A Festival of Korean Dance returns to The Place in London…
A rip-roaring take on Twelfth Night tours outdoors in London
This summer, the East London Shakespeare Festival (ELSF) are welcoming you to 1980s Illyria as they bring their rip-roaring take on Twelfth Night to outdoor spaces…
Immersive theatre takes audiences on a life-changing journey
This month, audiences are being invited to don headphones and immerse themselves in the head of ground-breaking journalist Nellie Bly.
Dark comedy, roller skate jams and a passion for plants in Peckham
Peckham Fringe is running until Sunday 5th June at Theatre Peckham, covering everything from topical issues to a passion for plants…
Costumed and sculptural dance with Grin
Sound, visuals and choreography come together for a dynamic performance of Grin by two dancers at Battersea Arts Centre…
Grassroots gardening, botanical wonders and crafty events at Chelsea Fringe
This May, the grassroots and community-led Chelsea Fringe takes place with a host of quirky and soul-nurturing free and family-friendly events…
The HandleBards head out on bikes to pedal their plays
Fancy some open-air theatre this summer? The popular Shakespearean troupe known as The Handlebards are back with another bicycle-powered tour…
Celebrate the ridiculous at May’s Crap Film Club screening
If you’re looking for a mix of cheesy, cheap entertainment and tasty food and drinks then how about a night out with the Crap Film Club?
Quirky Easter events to enjoy in 2022
Easter is nearly here again, yippee! And if you’re looking for inspiration on where and how to spend your long Easter weekend, read on…