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"We're going Back... to the Future!" ... Ever wondered what the future holds? I don't need a DeLorean to tell you it involves a Back to the Future musical, because that news has been confirmed without any time-travel s...

Grayson Perry is back with a new art exhibition at the Victoria Miro Gallery, all about race, identity and class in America. Starting today (September 15) you can view 'Grayson Perry: The MOST Specialest Relationship'...

The West End is making a socially-distanced comeback with two of its most popular musicals. We've had to endure six painful months without musical theatre thanks to the virus that shall not be named - but that's all ab...

A discount scheme should be introduced to help London's theatres, according to a leading think tank. While a number of industries are opening up after the dreaded lockdown, London's theatres are still struggling to get...

Bond is back . Betrayal! Intrigue! Explosions! Yes, it can only mean that James Bond is heading back to the big screen in a new romp called No Time To Die - although his return was delayed somewhat by the pandemic, wit...

The show must go on, and it definitely will at these London theatres! After many months of no live theatre, weeks of online performances, and days of despair, theatres are slowly making a comeback. It's the moment we'v...

Watch London get painted into a masterpiece before your eyes... Are you always the first to know about Banksy's latest piece? Are a graff-enthusiast, a street-art superfan, or simply a lover of art? If so, 2020 could s...

Netflix has launched an entire page of movies and TV shows for non-subscribers to watch for free. For those of you that don't have an unhealthy relationship with Netflix and somehow live your life without a subscriptio...

Contemporary artist Camille Walala has turned Adams Plaza Bridge into a colourful canvas. The first ever London Mural Festival has officially begun! And you can find one of its most impressive, most Instagrammable high...

Shakespeare in the beer garden? It's The Tempest like you've never seen it before... It's not really a London summer without outdoor Shakespeare productions, is it? And whilst The Globe sadly remains closed for now, yo...