2022

Greenwich Dance and cultural umbrella group Artstrust are staging a free two-month festival called Summer In The Park which boasts a...

Writer Mike Bartlett is just about the hottest name in theatrical circles at the moment so it’s quite a coup for Greenwich Theatre to be...

In a summer of extraordinary events in south-east London, the Albany is offering its own unique contribution by hosting the British...

Canaletto’s paintings of Venice are among the most famous and instantly recognisable images in all art. So how do you present them in a...

What a stunning idea to create a concert programme teaming Vivaldi’s joyful Four Seasons with Melting Shifting Liquid World, Hollie...

On a Tuesday afternoon in February 2019 Luca Rutherford went for a run before she was due to do a show in Hull. It was part of her...

One of the most beguiling aspects of CoLab, the annual festival of musical exploration driven and performed by Trinity Laban students, is...

Dance is a great medium for tackling themes of any magnitude. For example, the range explored in New Choreography Now, a mixed bill...

Visionary film-maker Derek Jarman became the ultimate icon of iconoclasm before his life was cruelly cut short by AIDS. Yet he packed...

We live in a world where knowledge is power, where we know so much. But we should never underestimate the power of the mysterious, for it...

It was a brave choice for Greenwich Theatre to take on Alarms & Excursions, Michael Frayn’s comedy about our ever-growing reliance on...