Sound, visuals and choreography come together for a dynamic performance of Grin by two dancers at Battersea Arts Centre…
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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…
Greek myth of Atlas retold using circus
New circus theatre company Oddly Moving, is retelling the Greek myth of Atlas this spring. But not in the way you might expect…
Go on a Nordic adventure at Jacksons Lane this spring
Looking to discover something new this spring? Head to Jacksons Lane in north London for their Nordic Exposure season…
As Kinoteka Polish Film Festival gets underway, it shows solidarity with Ukraine
The 20th Kinoteka Polish Film Festival begins this month and is showing solidarity with Ukraine by donating its proceeds to help the humanitarian crisis…
Go on a gig-theatre adventure with Triffids!
Take time out this month to go on an gig-theatre adventure with music, sound and pictures…
Explore climate change through puppet-making
This weekend, why not take the kids to explore climate change through puppet-making? Join artist Oliver Cloke for a drop-in workshop at the Grant Museum in London…
Art meets photojournalism in Between the Headlines
For one evening only, you can view the work of eight emerging artists from eight different countries in a new exhibition…
Three fun places to try curling
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…
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…