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Promotional poster for Intermission Youth's Comedy of Errors Remixed.

Performing Arts

byMade in Shoreditch

11/12/2025

Darren Raymond on the Social Power of Comedy of Errors Remixed

Ollie Maddigan performing his darkly comic coming-of-age play The Olive Boy

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

05/12/2025

Ollie Maddigan on His Darkly Comic Coming-of-Age Hit The Olive Boy

Steve McCourt, incoming Artistic Director of Punchdrunk Enrichment, discussing immersive storytelling.

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

03/12/2025

Steve McCourt on the Power of Immersive Storytelling in Fireside Tales

Directors Louise Zenker and Daood Alabdulaa talking about female agency on set

byMade in Shoreditch

02/12/2025

Walud: A Cinematic Exploration of Female Agency in Eastern Syria

Cast performing The Indian Army at the Palace with marigold pins

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

27/11/2025

Director Pravesh Kumar MBE on Marigolds, Memory and 1.4 Million Forgotten Soldiers

The new Bridget Jones statue in Leicester Square capturing the iconic London heroine in her classic confident yet imperfect pose.

byMade in Shoreditch

17/11/2025

Bridget Jones statue in Leicester Square: the first romantic comedy in the Scenes in the Square trail

Close-up of Elf Lyons mid-performance in Raven

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

12/11/2025

Elf Lyons: The Cult Clown Reimagining Comedy and Theatre

Christopher M. Anthony on set discussing a scene from HEAVYWEIGHT

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

07/11/2025

Director Christopher M. Anthony On The Making of a BAFTA/BIFA Contender ‘HEAVYWEIGHT’

Olly Hawes performing Old Fat F**k Up at Riverside Studios

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

06/11/2025

Olly Hawes on Old Fat F**k Up and Why Intimacy Can Be More Radical Than Outrage

Sarah Cameron-West rehearsing scenes from her hit show KAREN

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

28/10/2025

Meet Sarah Cameron-West: The Creative Force Behind Hit Show KAREN

Elena Antoniou performing LANDSCAPE at Dance Umbrella Festival London

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

21/10/2025

Elena Antoniou on Landscape, the Female Body and the Politics of Looking

Co-hosts Phil Grabsky and Laura Bentham from Painting of the Week podcast

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

10/09/2025

Old Spitalfields Market will switch on its Christmas lights at 6pm on Wednesday 11 November, with Hoxton Radio broadcasting from 1pm, a gospel choir at 5.30pm and free face painting for children

The Museum of the Home in Hoxton opens its free Winter Past rooms on 17 November, from a 1630 Midwinter feast to Christmas in 2049, with its Winter Market of 50 makers on 28 November

Counting and Cracking, the 19-actor Sri Lankan-Australian epic, will make its London debut at Soho Theatre Walthamstow next June, with general tickets on sale from 16 November

Performing Arts

Darren Raymond on the Social Power of Comedy of Errors Remixed

Ollie Maddigan on His Darkly Comic Coming-of-Age Hit The Olive Boy

Steve McCourt on the Power of Immersive Storytelling in Fireside Tales

Walud: A Cinematic Exploration of Female Agency in Eastern Syria

Director Pravesh Kumar MBE on Marigolds, Memory and 1.4 Million Forgotten Soldiers

Bridget Jones statue in Leicester Square: the first romantic comedy in the Scenes in the Square trail

Elf Lyons: The Cult Clown Reimagining Comedy and Theatre

Director Christopher M. Anthony On The Making of a BAFTA/BIFA Contender ‘HEAVYWEIGHT’

Olly Hawes on Old Fat F**k Up and Why Intimacy Can Be More Radical Than Outrage

Meet Sarah Cameron-West: The Creative Force Behind Hit Show KAREN

Elena Antoniou on Landscape, the Female Body and the Politics of Looking

Painting of the Week Podcast: BAFTA-Winning Film Director Phil Grabsky on Art for Everyone

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