Review: Dancing at Lughnasa, The National Theatre
Over thirty years on from where it was first played in 1991, Josie Rourke’s revival of Brian Friel’s Olivier award-winning

Over thirty years on from where it was first played in 1991, Josie Rourke’s revival of Brian Friel’s Olivier award-winning

The Southbank Centre has announced its exciting 2023 literature and spoken word season line-up. The series of events and discussions

In March 2020, cinemas across the capital closed their doors and the British film industry came to a grinding halt.

Bingo, a classic game of chance that has been enjoyed for decades, is making a comeback in the UK. Once

A Ukraininan refugee from Smethwick hailed the energising impact of singing ahead of a special Eurovision themed performance. Samir Adam

An Afghan refugee from Solihull is harnessing the power of music by taking part in the UK’s Eurovision celebrations. Raza Ahmadzai,

A music director from Leicester has hailed the power of the international language of music after masterminding efforts for a

Former Eurovision star Sonia reckons this year’s UK entry Mae Muller can go all the way and earn a first

By James Reid Eurovision superstar Sonia saluted the uniting power of music as she joined a refugee choir for a

Paramore’s latest sell-out show in London felt drenched in the band’s history, its ups, its downs and its decision to

The English National Opera will move its main base out of London but will continue to perform at the London Coliseum.