The Secret London Guide To The British Museum
In the pantheon of museums in London, one stands out from the crowd. By virtue of being the biggest, oldest, and for a long time (before the Natural History Museum…...
In the pantheon of museums in London, one stands out from the crowd. By virtue of being the biggest, oldest, and for a long time (before the Natural History Museum…...
Set just a stone’s throw from the iconic Tower Bridge, the neighbourhood of Bermondsey has been inhabited since Roman times, and over the centuries it has been used as an epicentre of industry. After a period of decline...
Carrie Reichardt’s house – known as the Mosaic House – is hidden away on a quiet, suburban street in Chiswick, and is a remarkable sight. A building covered from top to bottom in colourful mosaic tiles. It tells a...
Open House gives Londoners the chance to peek inside some of the city’s greatest and most secret buildings… for free. Are you a nosy neighbour? Take it to the next level this week, as the annual Open House London...
Czech Velvet celebrates the 30th anniversary of 1989 with cabaret, electronica, and so much more. This November marks 30 years since the events of 1989 redrew the political map of Europe, affecting millions and millions...
We’re hoping it stays at Poundland prices… Catford Mews is a brand new independent entertainment venue in Lewisham, and one with a rather unusual past. The name pays tribute to the original Catford Mews, whi...
There are a lot of things you’ll learn in A Very Expensive Poison, Lucy Prebble’s new play about Russian spy, Alexander Litvinenko. You won’t know if everything is true – after all, it’s set in Russia in the 1990s, alon...
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins is known for pushing audiences to the limit – and ‘Appropriate’ is no different. Anyone who saw his last show, An Octoroon, will appreciate that you don’t see his plays for a rolling-i...
Eugene O’Hare’s play ‘The Weatherman’ is sobering, with a powerful message you won’t forget. The weather. It’s an easy subject to talk about. It fills small talk with awkward colleag...
The Doctor is The Almeida’s associate director Robert Icke’s swansong, and what a swansong it is. If Juliet Stevenson sprinting around The Almeida’s stage as she descends into full blown despair doesn’t go down as one o...