Considering the country was in deep lockdown only a few weeks ago, it’s amazing that the Greenwich and Docklands International Festival h...

Severndroog Castle mirrored its status as Greenwich’s most beautiful hidden gem with the brilliance of its creative programme when it hos...

There were a great many pleasures to be had in The House That Slipped, a witty and wise lockdown show devised, written and performed by T...

Early in lockdown, Trinity Laban launched a pioneering season of works created and performed by students and staff self-isolating at thei...

Steven Berkoff’s play The Secret Love Life Of Ophelia could have been written for lockdown – an exchange of 39 claustrophobically passion...

Covid-19 has forced creatives across the arts to find new forms of expression. And Greenwich Theatre’s latest contribution to online dram...

Grayson Perry’s Art Club was a highlight of lockdown telly. Now Southwark-based painter Rod Kitson has gone one better by not only encour...

Music is a global language, a truth that has been underscored by its primacy around the world during the Covid-19 lockdown. And no one ha...

Teatro Vivo’s long-running promenade theatre thread Grimms Collecting Agency has illuminated the local arts scene for many years with show...

Covid-19 scuppered any hope that Array, a two-night festival of immersive ambisonic sound and colour, would be staged at the Albany. Inst...

At what must be one of the weirdest times most of us has ever experienced, all-female dance collective Mass Hysteria have conjured up a w...

Music’s a source of comfort and inspiration at the best of times. At times like this, with the country in the grip of Covid-19, it comes ...

There’s a plethora of terrific cultural events out there in cyberspace to help us cope with self-isolation during the Covid-19 pandemic b...

There have already been so many great online performances by artists to offer rays of hope amid the gloom of Covid 19 and the latest exam...

In a world where vainglory and average intelligence pass for talent among our leaders, it’s hard to imagine today just how extraordinary ...

Like all great art, dance requires no explanation – it simply demands that we open our hearts and minds to a transcendent experience. And...

Apart from Hamlet, Macbeth is perhaps Shakespeare’s most quotable play, containing some of his finest soliloquies and packed with phrases...

Major world premieres, medieval chants, Hindustani folk music, Hollywood soundtracks, Taiwanese dance, First Nation tribal traditions, a ...

It’s a brave theatrical performance that begins with the show’s narrator declaring gleefully: Theatre is dead. Such bravado could have sp...

It‘s almost inconceivable that the exhibition now on at the Queen’s House – three Armada portraits of Elizabeth I and 27 treasures from W...