Exploring the impact of global crises and personal heart breaks, Kissing Rebellion is a new dance theatre performance inspired by a social media message…
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Discoveries and secrets at this year’s Being Human festival
From trawling for treasures in archives to discovering secret lives and overlooked histories, the annual Being Human festival is back this month…
A riotous version of Much Ado About Nothing in London
This month, watch a new adaptation of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing at one of London’s hidden gems…
There’s a Gaping Hole at Ovalhouse
As part of the Demolition Party Season at Ovalhouse, Rachel Mars and Greg Wohead will poke at plot holes and political lies in Gaping Hole: Story #3…
Can you handle a country in Crisis?
Taking audiences back to 1979, Parabolic Theatre’s live-action board game Crisis? What Crisis? heads to The Colab Factory this autumn…
Voila! An eclectic theatre festival in London
London’s landmark festival of European theatre will return for a seventh year this November to showcase boundary pushing work from across the continent…
A spotlight on Northern writing with A Kind of Loving
This autumn, Bang Theatre will present a new adaptation of Stan Barstow’s novel, A Kind of Loving, at Brockley Jack Studio Theatre…
The best quirky Halloween events for adults
If you’re looking for an alternative Halloween this year, then look no further, as we bring you the best of the UK’s events…
Avoiding the apocalypse in Mission Creep
An intergalactic space relocation project may provide the solution to avoiding the apocalypse in Mission Creep, a new play that is enjoying a run at The White Bear Theatre this week…
Take a giant leap to this year’s Bloomsbury Festival
Visitors can join a night-time street party, a 1969 tea dance, and a moon walk as central London’s annual festival of arts, culture and science takes place…
Demonic milk-deliverers and serial killer cabaret at horror festival
A festival of live horror performance returns this autumn for its 9th year of cult, comedy and classic stories that will send a shiver down your spine…
An installation that connects audiences to a human story beyond the headlines
An interactive sound and video installation exploring the role of screens in observing global conflicts, is heading to Battersea Arts Centre this autumn…
Follow in some Literary Footprints this October
Enjoy a month of literary themed walks around London and discover stories of plague, murder and more on the streets and in the alleys…
A Rubik’s Cube pop-up in Covent Garden
Fans of the Rubik’s Cube will be pleased to hear that a new pop up experience will be appearing in London this week…
Watch a flock of sheep cross London Bridge
What links Michael Portillo, a flock of sheep and one of London’s obscure traditions? Head to London Bridge this weekend to find out!