Mark Elder Returns to Rigoletto, 50 Years After His Royal Opera Debut
Conductor Mark Elder is marking a remarkable milestone this spring: 50 years since his debut at The Royal Opera. And…
Music & Arts
V&A East opens with a statement: The Music Is Black puts British sound at centre stage
The V&A East has announced tickets are now on sale for its inaugural exhibition, The Music Is Black: A British…
Blue Moon: Richard Linklater’s tender study of talent, timing and the ache of being left behind
In March 1943, as Broadway prepares to crown a new classic, one of its architects is quietly coming undone. Blue…
Sidcup cinema reopening sees growing audiences after first month
One month after reopening, Sidcup’s cinema is reporting rising attendance and renewed activity as it re-establishes itself as a cultural…
Patricio Revé appointed Principal Dancer at The Royal Ballet
The Royal Ballet has announced the appointment of internationally acclaimed dancer Patricio Revé as a Principal dancer, marking a major…
George Stubbs’ Scrub: A rare life-size Horse Portrait Takes Centre Stage at The National Gallery
This spring, the National Gallery brings a rarely seen masterpiece into the public eye: Scrub (c.1762), a monumental life-size portrait…
Epsom and Ewell Hosts First Festival of Friendship with Ukraine
Epsom and Ewell is set to welcome its inaugural Festival of Friendship – Ukraine, running from 27 January to 1…
Paul Taylor Dance Company Brings American Modern Dance Back to London
Two landmark programmes mark the company’s Linbury Theatre debut After a 20-year absence from British stages, the Paul Taylor Dance…
Bexley’s Hall Place & Gardens Hosts Music and Light Installations to Start 2026
The London Borough of Bexley is set to welcome 2026 with a vibrant day of culture at Hall Place &…
Brent Council announces Holocaust Memorial Events
Brent Council has confirmed details of its Holocaust Memorial Day programme, inviting residents to take part in a series of…
