After Team GB’s recent triumph at the Olympics, you might be tempted give curling a try this winter. So, here’s three fun places to seek out…
Archives for London
Art meets theatre in one-woman play and exhibition
Are you listening? This is a question that powerful one-woman play You Heard Me asks as it tours the UK over the coming months…
A Rich Mix of weird tales, epic stories and a lying contest
Hear tales of giant cow-eating cats and absurd lies told at a lying contest, as a new season of events by The Crick Crack Club gets under way…
Two versions of A Christmas Carol in Greenwich
A Christmas Carol is perhaps one of the most well-known festive tales. And this year there’s two versions on stage in Greenwich…
Have yourself a quirky little Christmas
Looking for something other than the usual seasonal markets to get you into the festive spirit? Here’s our pick of quirky Christmas events…
Christmas gets a rock musical makeover with Artaban
This week, Artaban The Musical takes over The Actors’ Church in Covent Garden to add a new riff to the story of Christmas…
A mobile and sustainably-made theatre show tours London
A mobile and sustainably-made production from Boundless Theatre heads to the heart of communities and takes on today’s most pressing issues…
Spooky suppers and Halloween voyages in Greenwich
Many of us are looking towards the end of the month and the fun celebration that is Halloween. And the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich has a trio of quirky themed events…
Old Bridge, a bold story of love and loss
This autumn, British-Bosnian writer Igor Memic brings his award-winning play, Old Bridge, to the Bush Theatre in London…
The Rosemary Branch Theatre reopens
How does a festival of puppetry, silly games and a theatrical challenge sound? These quirky events are all part of The Rosemary Branch Theatre’s reopening…
Tigers, muck and strolls at Bloomsbury Festival
Enjoy shows, art, walks and talks at this year’s Bloomsbury Festival in London as neon sculptures, street feasts and happiness exhibitions fill the area…
Sketching and stunts at the Lakes International Comic Art Festival
This month, the Lakes International Comic Art Festival (LICAF) returns to the Cumbrian town of Kendal with exhibitions, live drawing and workshops…
There’s something fishy going on in Yellowfin
Watch a fiercely original new play, fusing politically charged drama with biting comedy, at the Southwark Playhouse…
Masculinity under the spotlight in Foxes
Interrogating the foundations of family and community when beliefs are suddenly disrupted is FOXES, the debut play from Dexter Flanders…
Find A Place for We in London
A Place for We opens in London, taking a look at London’s changing communities over three very different generations…