24/08/2026 · by
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We’re heading back to Edinburgh later in the month, but before we arrive to cast our beady eyes across the great and good of the performing arts, we’re sharing our round up of the most hotly anticipated shows at the Edinburgh Fringe!
The annual season showcasing the best British Bengali theatre-making talent is underway – one of London’s East End’s unheralded gems.
We caught up with Head of Brand & Strategy Veronica Lin to talk about Playsee, local businesses, the positive side of social media, and Things To Do In London.
Ahead of her first ever UK show at O2 Academy Islington, we caught up with Anly to talk about early inspirations, cafes, advice for the next big things, and hopes for 2024.
Ahead of a festive dip into Nat Funni’s ‘TV soaked mind’, we caught up with snagged five minutes with the hilarious host to talk all things NFTV, comedy inspirations, the state of UK theatre arts, mayoral slogans, and (of course) things to do in London…
As The PappyShow celebrate their 10th Anniversary with a Birthday Pit Party spectacular at the Barbican, we caught up with Founder & Artistic Director Kane Husbands to talk about a decade of PappyShow, the value of inclusivity and identity, the state of UK theatre arts, and (of course) things to do in London…
As Soho Theatre welcomes back Sam Morrison for another highly anticipated run of hit show Sugar Daddy, we caught up with the funny man himself to talk about dark comedy, Fringe frolics, the UK stand-up scene, comedy inspirations, and things to do in London…
Blue Shop Gallery is a fab space in South London, which promotes the work of emerging artists. To mark the opening of new exhibition Lying Near Water – showing works by painter Alice Neave – we caught up with Gallery Director Ocki Magill to talk about championing new artists, celebrations of the natural world, inspirations, and things to do in London…
Riding a wave towards comedy superstardom throughout 2023, the incredible Jordan Gray returns to London’s Bloomsbury Theatre this month with smash-hit show Is It A Bird? We snatched some time with Jordan to talk about her epic year, joyful silliness, a new podcast, inspirational body parts, and things to do in London…
