In The Black Fantastic is a spectacular, must-see exhibition featuring 11 Black artists’ mini retrospectives, which remake narratives around African diaspora.
We were delighted to catch up with Black feminist punk band Big Joanie ahead of their Grace Jones Meltdown appearance at Southbank Centre. The band is made up of Stephanie Phillips, Estella Adeyeri, and Chardine Taylor-Stone.bigjoanie.com Big Joanie’s new single…
We caught up with playwright Joel Tan on his new political power play ‘No Particular Order’, which is coming to Theatre 503. No Particular Order | 31 May to 18 June | Theatre 503 Tell us about ‘No Particular Order’…
The Black Obsidian Vogue Ball celebrates and prioritises LGBTQIA+ people of colour on a night that presented alternative realities through Black cultural and historical lens and performances.
Our ultimate favourite free festival – which never fails to provide spectacular thrills and spills, and eye-popping experiences – is, conveniently, right on our doorstep. So we can’t wait to get stuck in to the 2022 Greenwich + Docklands International Festival programme this summer.
Here’s our guide to finding new talent at arts and fringe festivals around the UK.
A Marmite-like immersive experience in Woolwich – there will be love and hate, and everything in between, for Punchdrunk’s The Burnt City, but either way this is undeniably ambitious spectacle on a grand scale.
Cal McCrystal is back, with rural Mexico as his theme, for the Giffords Circus 2022 show, ¡Carpa!
We read a lot of emails and scoured the internet for the underdogs, the independent free ones, and big London festivals with DIY spirit.
Marisa Carnesky leads an inspirational group of Showwomen, telling the untold herstory of four pioneering women from the early days of variety performance.
Overpriced and hobbled by glitchy tech, this immersive experience is nevertheless a diverting romp around the Tower Vaults.
We are here for a (nearly) Jubilee-free list of Unmissable Things To Do in London (and beyond) this June! Well, here it is…
Cabaret is taking over the town this spring and summer, with three new London cabaret shows opening within a few weeks of each other from Woolwich to the West End. To Do List is here to review all three, and encourage you to get whooping soon!
