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From June 11-14, contemporary dance meets literary brilliance as Phoenix Dance Theatre presents Inside Giovanni’s Room at Sadler’s Wells East in London. This emotive production draws from James Baldwin’s 1956 ground-breaking novel Giovanni’s Room, transforming its poignant exploration of love,…
Recognised as one of the most significant cultural renovations worldwide, the project promises a new era of connection between the Museum's collection, architecture, and visitors.
The East London Shakespeare Festival (ELSF) is back in 2025 with its most ambitious production yet, bringing Shakespeare’s timeless comedy As You Like It to outdoor stages across east London and beyond.
Closed since February 2023 for an ambitious transformation, the Sainsbury Wing now re-emerges as a more welcoming and beautifully redesigned main gateway to one of the world’s greatest art collections.
Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited the National Gallery to officially reopen the Sainsbury Wing, celebrating the completion of its extensive two-year transformation. The occasion held extra significance as it marked the second anniversary of their Coronation,…
The National Gallery has made an extraordinary addition to its collection with the acquisition of the early 16th-century Northern Renaissance altarpiece, The Virgin and Child with Saints Louis and Margaret. Shrouded in mystery and bursting with vivid detail, this masterpiece…
The V&A East Storehouse has opened, giving visitors an opportunity for hands-on experience with items they're interested in.
Barney Norris’ gripping adaptation of Blood Wedding is set to dazzle audiences at Clapham’s Omnibus Theatre, opening on Wednesday, 30 April and running until Saturday, 24 May. Presented by Two’s Company and Karl Sydow in association with Tilly Films, this…
Art lovers in London are in for a treat, as the National Gallery launches an inspiring new initiative as part of its NG200 celebrations. For the first time, visitors will have the chance to pay what they like to experience…
The World Press Photo Contest has long been a beacon for showcasing some of the most striking and impactful visual storytelling in photojournalism. This year’s winners, announced on April 17, 2025, continue this vital tradition, shedding light on pivotal global…
For the first time in history, the National Gallery in London is giving one person the chance to sleep overnight inside its hallowed halls, in celebration of its 200th anniversary and the re-opening of the Sainsbury Wing.
This April, The White Bear in Kennington will host the world premiere of The Psychiatrist, a powerful new play by Julian Bird. Running from 8–26 April 2025, this two-hander sheds light on the unseen struggles of psychiatrists, with Bird drawing…
The whimsical world of Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind in the Willows is coming to your screen! National Theatre at Home has announced the release of The Wind in the Willows: The New Musical on 8 May 2025, a delightful streaming treat perfect for the whole family.
Renowned for his interdisciplinary practice, Wong explores the politics of identity and representation through film, performance, painting, and installation. His works often re-stage iconic scenes from world cinema to examine the construction of individual and national identities.
National Theatre is bringing back Inter Alia and Streetcar Named Desire later this 2025. Read on for more and tickets!
