The world premiere of The Glass Will Shatter at the Omnibus Theatre will explore the consequences of the government’s Prevent strategy on the quality of education in the UK today…
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Riverside Studios has reopened and you can take your dog
The multi-arts venue in Hammersmith, Riverside Studios, has reopened its doors to all local residents, even those of the canine variety…
Morley College’s traditional one penny lecture
This month, attend Morley College’s oldest tradition, The Penny Lecture, with actor Samuel Blenkin…
The King’s Army marches into central London
This Sunday, a parade and march will be taking place in Central London to commemorate the execution of Charles I of England…
Cheer up, it’s The Death Show
It’s all about the D-word, as two artists are are on a mission to get people talking about death with The Death Show…
Discover two art installations hidden in former Royal Mail depot
This month, become Pac-Man or see yourself as a grain of rice with two free art installations, hidden in Nine Elms’ former Royal Mail Delivery Office…
Pop along to Mayor Gallery’s latest exhibition
This month, an exhibition of drawings and prints by Antony Donaldson, Paperwork: From 1960 to 2019, is on at The Mayor Gallery in London…
Old Twelfth Night is the time to go wassailing
On the old Twelfth Night (17th January) a traditional ceremony known as a wassail takes place in villages and orchards across England…
Listen to an inspirational tale at Mr Fogg’s Mayfair abode
This month, Mr Fogg will be welcoming former professional rugby player and recovering quadriplegic, Ed Jackson, into his humble Mayfair home…
Watch a cult classic at Crap Film Club
Is watching trashy films your guilty pleasure? Then head along to the Crap Film Club (CFC) this month as they present Best F(r)iends: Volume 1…
A festival of mime in London
This month, London’s festival of contemporary visual theatre will return with a line-up of original, breath-taking, wacky and unusual productions…
A jolly way to spend Twelfth Night in London
This weekend, Bankside in London will host a unique Twelfth Night event, mixing ancient seasonal customs with contemporary festivity…
A ghostly Christmas tale in London’s historical gem
Returning to Middle Temple Hall, where Charles Dickens himself studied law, Antic Disposition’s adaptation of A Christmas Carol is back for the season…
‘Tis the season for chilly dips into icy waters
This festive season, brave souls will be donning their trunks, swimming costumes, and fancy dress outfits as they prepare to take a quick dip in the waters…
Trot on over to the London Pantomime Horse Race
This weekend, watch (possibly) the most quirky festive race in the capital, as the London Pantomime Horse Race takes place…