In The Dark Live: HUSH and PULSE – 360° wall of live music

In The Dark’s first UK tour kicks off this autumn with music performances unlike any other. Calling at cathedrals, churches and historic venues, both HUSH and a brand-new production, PULSE, are musicians and vocalists creating a 360° wall of live music for you in the dark. With standard concerts or gigs, the sound comes from […]

The Van Morrison Alumni Band: Tuesday Residency at The Emerald Theatre London

London has a new music residency to shout about – and it’s built entirely around one of the most cherished songbooks of all time. Catch legendary music live every Tuesday night at Central London’s Emerald Theatre with The Van Morrison Alumni Band – a group personally hand-picked by Van Morrison himself –  performing his greatest […]

Arts Review: Dance, dance, dance in Berlin

As it is well known, Berlin is a grand capital for dance, be it classic or modern or simply bizarre, and when visiting Berlin you should definitely see dance performances here, writes arts critic Sabine ‘Bee’ Koch. The Staatsballett Berlin, is the largest ballet company featuring about 80 international dancers performing across three major opera […]

Film Preview: Holy Days a nuns-on-the-run caper with Judy Davis, Miriam Margolyes and Jacki Weaver

Who doesn’t love a nuns-on-the-run comedy road trip? Lightbulb Film Distribution is excited to announce that new comedy, HOLY DAYS, will be coming into UK & Irish cinemas from August 14. Holy Days has already captured the hearts of international audiences and critics alike, with Film Threat calling it “the definitive feel-good movie of 2026” and “a poignant meditation on […]

Theatre: The Wolf of Poyais at Edinburgh Fringe

The Wolf of Poyais is a one-man play based on the astonishing true story of Gregor MacGregor a 19th-century adventurer who persuaded hundreds of people to invest in, and even emigrate to, a country that did not exist. Complete with forged documents, land deeds and currency, his fictional Central American territory of Poyais became one […]

Mr Doodle & Art of London West End Takeover

Mr Doodle began covering his parents’ furniture with doodles and eventually his whole bedroom, and realised his home wasn’t a big enough canvas. So now Mr Doodle is now taking on the West End of London with Mr Doodle’s Doodle Discovery – a free public art trail featuring five giant Doodle sculptures from arts and […]

Invisible Portraits by Lucy Ash at Canada House for Pride

An extraordinarily poignant new exhibition by British-Canadian artist, Lucy Ash, sheds light on stories from LGBTQ+ history and highlights the ongoing struggle for equality, freedom and social justice. Through painting, film and sound, Invisible Portraits brings together cultural figures whose lives reflect both visibility and erasure, such as the poet, Wilfred Owen, and filmmaker, Derek […]

Dance Preview: TANZ IM AUGUST 2026

TANZ IM AUGUST – 38th International Festival Berlin a festival by HAU Hebbel am Ufer 13th – 29th August 2026 Advance ticket sales for all productions at www.tanzimaugust.de Under the artistic direction of Ricardo Carmona, this year’s contemporary dance festival presents 19 productions and 54 events across 11 venues, including 3 premieres, 6 German premieres […]

Seething Lane – a novel by Jack Jewers

January 1670. London is enduring its worst winter in decades, and Nell Gwyn is about to make her return to the stage and diarist Samuel Pepys wouldn’t miss it for all the world. Called upon to investigate the brutal murder of a libertine aristocrat, Pepys discovers that the dead man is connected to a mysterious […]

COVEN Headquarters Casts its Spell on G-A-Y Bar

Since opening in 2002, G-A-Y Bar has been a key part of Soho’s story and welcomed thousands through its doors. From spontaneous street parties to moments of solidarity and remembrance, it has been a space for music, energy, and community. G-A-Y club owner, Jeremy Joseph is known for being a “brilliant and creative tenant and […]