Entertainment

Cinderella, Brixton House Theatre – ★★★★☆ It would be hard to imagine a glass slipper on Brixton Lane. It is

After 15 years of its much-contested closure, The Colony Room Club has been meticulously recreated as “a love letter to

The Nutcracker is well-established in its ability to bring festivity, an iconic score, and mesmerising dancers to the stage for

With the festive season fast approaching, Hampton Court Palace has opened its ice rink in the foreground of the regal

The Raynes Park Lantern Methodist Church and Lantern Arts Centre celebrated Christmas at their joint community event on November 25th.

In the heart of South Kensington, art enthusiasts can enjoy an evening of aperitivo and artwork at the monthly Cromwell

A sustainable pop-up in Parsons Green similar to London’s famous Winter Wonderland has opened for the Christmas period. Holly Arnold,

George Orwell’s novel 1984 was inspired by the rise of authoritarian society in Europe during World War II, including continual

The world’s first digital butterfly trail was launched this autumn in the entertainment district, Outernet London, outside of Tottenham Court Road station. 

I spent my third year of university studying in Madrid, and I ate a lot of tapas. A lot. To

Ealing Film Festival will run from Monday 20th November until the 25th. The annual film festival returns for the fourth year,