Here are our top 5 picks of the best Theatres and Galleries currently open
Rooms Through Time 1878-2049
Museum of the Home brings to life seven new period homes reflecting the past, present and the future.
Museum of the Home, a major museum in the East London cultural hotspot of Hoxton, is proud to announce the opening of their new Rooms Through Time: 1878-2049, the culmination of a six-year long journey of research and community co-curation. The newly refurbished gallery will be home to seven new and permanent period rooms. For the first time at the museum, the rooms will welcome visitors to get hands-on in the rooms for an interactive journey into the lives and stories of people who have enriched the fabric of London over the past two centuries.
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Between the Bridges Summer Season!
In the heart of the city, where the drinks, music and river flow…its all happening this summer!!!
Between the Bridges has your entire summer planned with a sizzling programme of free and ticketed events across drag shows, themed club nights, DJs, live music, brunches and all with the best skyline backdrop in the city…Oh and not forgetting its renowned selection of London’s finest street food and craft beer!! What are you waiting for - it’s time to dress to the nines and head down to South Bank for a great time…
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Rahul Subramanian: Who Are You?
Mumbai-based global stand-up star Rahul Subramanian comes to Soho Theatre.
After the success of two hit stand-up shows, including releasing India’s first crowd work special Rahul Talks To People, you’d think Rahul would be pretty confident in who he is as a person. Not the case. Join him in figuring it all out in Who Are You? (Disclaimer: this show will not help anyone struggling to figure out who they are, but it will be very funny.)
Rahul first performed Who Are You? in London last Summer, now he brings the show back ahead of his Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut in August. Rahul is one of seven Indian comics Soho brings to the festival this year. He joins last year’s Best Newcomer Urooj Ashfaq, International Emmy Award-winner Vir Das, India’s most subscribed mentalist Suhani Shah, this year’s Most Outstanding Show nominee at the Melbourne Comedy Awards Kanan Gill, and Anirban Dasgupta and Sumukhi Suresh, also making their Edinburgh debuts.
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Go! The Musical
Power & politics, humour and Ancient Egypt: it’s Go! The Musical.
With rhyme and rhythm comes this musical retelling of the lesser-known part of Exodus. Ancient Egypt arrives in London this summer, with a cast including Harel Glazer (The Band's Visit at Donmar Warehouse), Alexandra Doar (Bat Out of Hell, West End), Rushand Chambers (For Black Boys, West End) and Ayesha Patel (Lizzie, Southwark Playhouse). This production, packed with power and politics, follows a prince’s descent into chaos after freeing his people from Pharaoh – aka his ‘mother’. For more information click HERE
Come As You Really Are
An exhibition featuring thousands of objects created, modified, and collected by hobbyists across the UK
The most ambitious exhibition ever presented about the UK’s hobbies opens in London, Thursday 18 July 2024, celebrating people who dedicate their spare time to making, modifying and collecting. Come As You Really Are is presented by award-winning artist and Spider-Man enthusiast Hetain Patel and commissioned by arts organisation Artangel. It serves as a contemporary portrait of the UK as seen through the lens of the nation’s hobbies. The inaugural exhibition is presented in Croydon, followed by presentations at partner venues across the UK throughout 2025.
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