What’s on

SUPERFAN are taking their high-octane smash hit Edinburgh Fringe show Stuntman on tour!

The permanent exhibition that explores health, identity, and the human condition, with over 50 artworks and objects that…

Step away from a hearing-centred world and immerse yourself in a world of art crafted from British Sign Language, where…

A compelling exhibition thatexamines freshwater as both a life source and a determinant of global health, and the role that…

An innovative, curated exhibition on deafness, the importance of language, and language as home, '1880 THAT' refers to the…

This exhibition at the Wellcome Centre explores how zines have amplified disabled voices and fostered disability justice.

Major new work by Somerset House Studios artist and Turner Prize winning multidisciplinary artist, Tai Shani.

That’ll Be The Day – 40th Year Anniversary Show at the London Palladium.

Full Cast Revealed for World Premiere of New Musical ‘Maiden Voyage’ at Southwark Playhouse.

Brutal, confrontational and raw version of Ibsen’s masterpiece Hedda Gabler comes to London.

Estorick Collection presents the first UK museum exhibition dedicated to Ketty La Rocca.

Discover music, culture and Black British identity through the lens of Dennis Morris.

Major new solo exhibition from British multimedia artist Felicity Hammond opens at The Photographers’ Gallery.

White Cube Mason’s Yard presents a solo exhibition of Anselm Kiefer.

A major group exhibition and event programme curated by Lubaina Himid is now open at the ICA.

Labour in the time of lockdown: The Soon Life comes to Southwark Playhouse Borough.

Seagull: True Story transfers to the Marylebone Theatre following an acclaimed run at La Mama in New York City.

Arsema Thomas and Freddy Carter to star in Poor Clare at Orange Tree Theatre this summer.

How do we protect those we love without losing ourselves?

Promotional images released for the West End premiere of Every Brilliant Thing-Lenny Henry, Ambika Mod & Jonny Donahoe.

Black Power Desk is a powerful reimagining and exploration of what it means to love and fight for freedom.

Cast announced for That Bastard, Puccini! unveiling a musical rivalry across the ages.

Murder, She Didn’t Write announces further West End dates following sell-out London debut.

A glorious week-long festival of summer concerts set within the stunning grounds of Kew Gardens.

They All Met in Karlsbad: New London Exhibition Features Unusual Collaborations across Disciplines.

Sir Lenny Henry’s much-loved book soars onto Polka’s stage for the first time ever this Summer.

Leading independent and contemporary gallery, EDiT. are thrilled to announce details of their forthcoming pop-up exhibition,…

Free Family Trail inspired by bestselling author Jessie Burton now at London Museum Docklands.

Unearth fascinating objects and stories from London’s past in the UK’s first major exhibition dedicated to mudlarking.

Old Royal Naval College and Elstree Studies host a spectacular Guinness World Records attempt!

Somerset House presents Infinite Bodies, a groundbreaking exhibition celebrating Sir Wayne McGregor CBE.

International stage production The Flowers of Srebrenica marks the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide.

Gesher Theatre presents Oscar Wilde’s Salome at the Theatre Royal Haymarket this Autumn.

Bigger and bolder than ever before, Certain Blacks Ensemble Festival 2025 returns for a sixth edition!

Flowers Gallery presents an exhibition of self-portraits by acclaimed British artist Lucy Jones.

A side-splitting parody of Jane Austen’s classic novel, at Darcy’s Booziest ball. Now Extended until August!

The Victoria and Albert Museum presents a celebration of Disabled design and a call for action.

Soar into space with a joyful tale of star-crossed aliens.

Celebrating 30 years, GDIF 2025 is back this Summer with FREE outdoor theatre, dance, circus and installations!

One Man. One Whale. Guided by the Fates. Driven by Obsession.

Who wants to live forever? And how much will it cost?

The Australian Shakespeare Company returns to Kew Gardens this summer.

London’s most inspiring new arts and culture festival is coming to Chelsea.

This autumn, the South London Gallery (SLG) presents Thrill, Fill, Spill a major solo exhibition by artist Yto Barrada.

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre announces major new production of Lerner & Loewe’s musical classic, Brigadoon.

Flowers Gallery presents In Flux, a solo exhibition of new works by London-based artist Liza Giles.

An exciting, anything-goes opera festival that rips up the rulebook and writes something radically new. Opera reinvented,…

Milly Thompson’s sun-drenched, defiant oeuvre celebrates middle-aged desire, lampoons luxury culture, and wields paint like…

Tau Lewis' first exhibition at Sadie Coles presents four sculptural masks that each embody a segment of Venus's retrograde.

One of the most ambitious, large-scale, immersive theatre events ever staged!

A must see “shot-for-shot” parody of the greatest dinosaur film of all time.

A new celebration of disabled and deaf-led creativity and performance at Camden People’s Theatre.

Ten new performers announced to star in Iranian playwright Nassim production ECHO.

Honesty between people who love each other is the thing that matters least in this life.

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Pre-Raphaelite art through the evocative power of scent.

Camden Art Centre presents akâmi-, the first major UK institutional exhibition of Duane Linklater.

Sir John Soane’s Museum presents the UK’s first retrospective survey of Richard Rogers’ life and work.

Modern Art Oxford presents a group show exploring movement.

A life-affirming play filled with the mouth-watering flavours of Iran, with live cooking on stage!

Amar Gallery presents the first London gallery show for Stephen Shames the photographer of the Black Panther Party.

Close family. Dream holiday. Total nightmare!

Love, laughter and everything in between; Love Quirks: A New Musical makes its UK debut this September.

Cai Guo-Qiang returns to London after two decades with landmark exhibition at White Cube.

The high-camp musical comedy that stole the Fringe makes its limited West End debut season.

A funny and unflinchingly honest drama about addiction, masculinity and faith.

Bringing together renowned performers, new commissions and an exploration of a rich cultural heritage.

Coming soon to South London Gallery Leonardo Drew & Museo Jumex.

The National Ballet of Japan comes to Covent Garden this summer making its Royal Opera House debut.

World premiere of Hanneke Beaumont’s monumental new work at Bowman Sculpture, London.

A range of incredible Victorian treasures will be shown at Leighton House this summer combining two very different…

WACKADOO! Bluey’s Big Play is back in a new smash-hit live show!

What begins with corner-shop gin and noughties beats spirals into a survival story that’s tragically familiar.

Part of Feel the Sound: An exhibition experience on a different frequency!

A new event celebrating classic art from all periods with leading dealers.

The Unicorn Theatre presents Jessica Wilson’s interactive exhibition, I See You Like This.

Dance Umbrella announces third event in the 2025 festival and debut partnership at Sadler’s Wells East.

Experience Of the Oak, a one-of-a-kind. outdoor immersive art installation at Kew Gardens.

The Estorick Collection presents the first ever institutional UK exhibition dedicated to Claudio Parmiggiani.

Peppa Pig Live is back with a brand-new ‘oinktastic’ stage show in London this Christmas!

An exhibition of photography by Iwan Baan, one of the most prolific photographers active today.

Shoreditch Town Hall is back with Summer in The Ditch, celebrating early-career artists and their groundbreaking work.

A heartwarming tale of friendship, kindness and the magic of helping others this Christmas.

The true story of a queer artist who defied the Nazis regime during the Second World War.

Talawa Firsts returns with exciting new writing from the hottest Black artists of 2025.

Mother and daughter duo Imelda Staunton and Bessie Carter team up for a West End sensation!

Following a sell-out run at the Royal Court, the play everyone is talking about is transferring to the West End.

A bittersweet love story with echoes of Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet, is revived for the London stage.

The world première of Sabrage is set to take London by storm at Lafayette in King’s Cross.

The ‘Greatest British Sitcom of All Time’ (Radio Times) is back – this time on stage!

Starlight Express was delighted to win at the Olivier Awards 2025!

Ewan McGregor returns to the London stage for the first time in 17 years to star in My Master Builder.

Grab your bags, you’re going to Swedonia for the ultimate queer parody of all the cringeworthy romcoms!

Discover the depth and drama in the works of one of Europe’s most ambitious and acclaimed pioneers of print Albrecht Dürer.

Strawberry Hill House & Garden’s Flower Festival 2025.

Serpentine presents the most comprehensive institutional exhibition of Giuseppe Penone’s practice.

The global phenomenon War Horse returns to New Wimbledon Theatre this Summer.

Somerset House Studios new outdoor commission and G31 installation: Sophia Al-Maria & Lydia Ourahmane: 2125 &The Pits.

Worst. Date. Ever. A new musical comedy inspired by true events.

In 2025, the Wallace Collection will hold a major exhibition featuring over 40 new works by Sir Grayson Perry.

The world’s biggest musical theatre fan convention is back on 18th and 19th October 2025!