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Late Night Jazz: Ego Ella May


Fresh off being nominated in the Best Jazz Category at the 2025 MOBO Awards and releasing her latest critically-acclaimed project  FIELDNOTES: COMPLETE , South London ...

Mirror Up Presents: Reflections


Mirror Up Productions host their latest scratch event for new writing with a dynamic collection of work-in-progress pieces. ...

Cerys Hafana


Composer and multi-instrumentalist  Cerys Hafana  showcases her folk-inspired innovations in the Elgar Room as part of  Independent Venue Week , with support from  Owen Spafford ...

Mars in the Painted Hall
Mars in the Painted Hall
11/23 - 1/28/2025


Luke Jerram’s astonishing installation Mars is coming to the Painted Hall this winter. Following the sell-out success of Gaia and Museum of the Moon, Mars ...

Just A Few Words and Piano Smashers


A double bill of two award-winning/nominated solo fringe shows. JUST A FEW WORDS Just a few words to say how you feel. Shouldn’t take long. ...

Late Night Jazz: Intervention


Sounds Queer  presents a night of queer musical excellence as part of the Royal Albert Hall’s  Late Night Jazz  series. Intervention  is a conversation between ...

MDST Live


MDST Records present the first of a series of concerts showcasing the best of London’s alternative music scene on Friday January 31st at The Courtyard ...

Poor Shirley Must Make Her Escape


Two strangers board the same train carriage traveling from Ljubljana to Budapest. Kieran is a food writer, disenfranchised from several failed attempts at a career, ...

Cosmic Healing
Cosmic Healing
1/15 - 2/1/2025


Join 3 intrepid actors in this fast paced and furiously funny retelling of the greatest revenge tale ever told

Exit Who?
Exit Who?
1/31 - 2/1/2025


Mystery writer Crane and her secretary Kate become entangled in a new mystery while renting a country holiday home. It is revealed the house is ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: Hope Cramsie


Guitarist  Hope Cramsie  plays repertoire spanning Renaissance-era composers like John Dowland and Alonso Mudarra to twentieth century pieces by Francis Poulenc and Federico Mompou. A hot drink ...

Posh Girls
Posh Girls
1/28 - 2/2/2025


Two ex- best friends meet unexpectedly in the waiting room for therapy 12 years after their savage breakup. It's awkward, it's uncomfortable and there's nothing ...

The Black Square
The Black Square
1/21 - 2/2/2025


Get ready for the timely and highly relevant new multimedia work by actor/musician Richard Strange and artist/musician Antonio Olaio, which will be presented at The ...

The Elements of Tom Lehrer


The songs of one of the greatest American songwriters, performed by Stefan Bednarczyk Whether you’re poisoning pigeons in the park, doing the Vatican rag, or ...

Song Queen - A Pidgin Opera


Kick off a year of celebrations marking the 10th anniversary of  Song Queen: A Pidgin Opera  with this special performance in the  Elgar Room . First staged ...

With You
With You
2/2 - 2/3/2025


By Yuvraj Bhatia & Irina Ivanova In the aftermath of an apocalyptic disaster known as 'The Blackout,' the world is struggling to rebuild. Identities are ...

Sherlock Homes: The Last Act


It is 1916. Drawn from two years of Sussex retirement for the funeral of his friend, Dr Watson, Holmes returns to Baker Street to resolve ...

Late Night Jazz: Lois Levin (Relaxed Event)


Lois Levin  is a true talent emerging from the streets of Liverpool’s Birkenhead, with a voice that will capture all who hear her breathtaking sound, ...

Canned Goods
Canned Goods
1/16 - 2/8/2025


“If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough – it will be believed.” It’s 1939. On the border between Germany and ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: Jamaal Kashim


Spend your Sunday morning relaxing to the music of JS Bach, Nino Rota and Joe Hisaishi, performed by harpist  Jamaal Kashim  in the Elgar Room. ...

For the Record - The World's Most Record Breaking Musical


A spectacular new musical celebration of human achievement, oddity, and ambition taking the stage this February has unveiled its illustrious company of leading musical theatre ...

Brown Girl Noise!
Brown Girl Noise!
1/22 - 2/10/2025


‘A’ight mandem, so what race would you not date?’ 4 brown girls meet at an audition for Priti Patel’s biopic and realise despite the big ...

If/ Then
If/ Then
2/10


IF/THEN follows Elizabeth, a 38-year-old city planner returning to New York after twelve years, ready to rebuild her life in the wake of a recent ...

Patrick Hamilton


Experience an unforgettable evening of music inspired by nature from pianist and composer  Patrick Hamilton , who will be showcasing his upcoming album  Elements of Nature  (to ...

Philos & Amica Do Time (WIP)


Philos and Amica are back (again and again and again)! Their friendship has existed since sexually fluid Ancient Greece, it will take them through the ...


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Review: AN INTERROGATION, Hampstead Theatre


by Katie Kirkpatrick - January 26, 2025

One room, two people. A murder case, as yet unsolved. Jamie Armitage’s An Interrogation takes a simple premise and layers it with questions of gender, class, and responsibility....

Review: MOBY DICK, Barbican Theatre


by Franco Milazzo - January 24, 2025

With life-size puppets and cinematic stylings, Plexus Polaire’s Moby Dick is a dark and immersive plunge into Herman Melville’s epic story....

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by Franco Milazzo - January 24, 2025

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by Kat Mokrynski - January 27, 2025

There are two kinds of people in this world - those who are aware of the significance of lions and llamas and those who are not. Those who have inhaled Sharpie fumes putting cat whiskers on their faces and those who have not. Those who know who Dan and Phil are and those who do not. With three sold-...

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by Matthew Paluch - January 24, 2025

The one thing we can always count on is a new reading of The Rite of Spring. Welcome to London the Dewey Dell, 2023 production at the Purcell Room on the Southbank. ...

Review: CYMBELINE, Shakespeare's Globe


by Alexander Cohen - January 23, 2025

Shifting identities and hierarchies interweave like a spider’s web in Cymbeline. A pinch of added complication can’t hurt?...

Review: ONEGIN, Royal Ballet and Opera


by Matthew Paluch - January 23, 2025

Cranko took the predictable love melodrama - I want you, I don't, actually I do, well now I don’t - and turned it into a full-length, 3 act ballet. It divides people - some love, some less so. I definitely think it has strong moments throughout, and an overall, refined structure that can't be denied...

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by Cheryl Markosky - January 22, 2025

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by Cindy Marcolina - January 21, 2025

Erik Kahn’s play tested very positively in the States early last year and has gained even more resonance since then. Reviewing it on the day of the United States Presidential Inauguration, where Elon Musk gave a hasty Roman salute to Trump’s rapt audience, hit differently. In front of us, Charlotte ...



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