Reading Time: 2 minutesRichmond Arts and Ideas Festival is back for another summer of dance, music, exhibitions, theatre and more. Throughout Richmond (and beyond), artists, organisations and communities will explore the theme Cultural Reforesting.
Reading Time: 2 minutesSteel, written by Lee Mattinson and directed by Liz Stevenson, operates within two degrees of storytelling: the arc of Kamran and James’ wild, almost mystical night, and the story of British industry’s classist discarding of towns that no longer serve their interests.
Reading Time: 2 minutesHot and sweaty from a Southern hemisphere Summer of sell-out shows, complete with a clutch of new awards, the world acclaimed Head First Acrobats are set to wreak havoc on London audiences from this June at Peacock Theatre - Sadler’s Wells Home of Entertainment in the West End
Reading Time: 5 minutesIJAD Dance today announces the line-up for its Open Online Theatre Festival of live hybrid performing arts: OOTFest25 (UN)SEEN, taking place at Riverside Studios in London and online on Open Online Theatre from Thursday 5 – Sunday 8 June 2025. Interview with Artistic Director Joumana Mourad.
Reading Time: 3 minutesAs You Like It follows the success of last year’s Much Ado About Nothing and the company’s Offie Award-nominated A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Romeo & Juliet. This joyful, family-friendly outdoor production blends contemporary London culture with the Bard’s wit, romance, and secret identities.
Reading Time: 4 minutesFull Moon Theatre presents a razor-sharp adaptation of Blood Wedding. We sat down with Director and Translator Emma Nihill Alcorta to discuss their approach to Blood Wedding.
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe had the opportunity to chat with the team Liviu Monsted, Maisie Tiedman, and Billy Gurney, the creative team behind STREET.
Reading Time: 5 minutesAfter the Act, from award-winning Breach Theatre, spotlights the inspiring true stories of teachers, students and activists protesting, grappling with, and impacted by Section 28 as it was being passed. Interview with writers Billy Garret and Ellie Stevens.
Reading Time: 3 minutesHalf fictional and half factual, Singaporean playwright Joel Tan‘s Scenes from a Repatriation imagines the many tangled narratives surrounding a British Museum artifact - a Northern Song dynasty (960–1127) stoneware Guanyin statue
Reading Time: 2 minutesFrom Norwegian experimental theatre-makers Susie Wang, Burnt Toast combines reality and surreal horror to create an experience that challenges the boundaries of human nature.