London Events

📍 British Museum

📍 Barbican Centre

This free installation invites visitors to orient themselves in the buildings and their complex, fascinating histories in an exciting new display at the heart of the Barbican’s Foyers.

📍 Barbican Centre

Mastercard priceless.com ticket holders are invited to step into the future, at the Barbican's new immersive exhibition.

📍 British Museum

📍 Kew Gardens

📍 Arcola Theatre (Participation)

📍 Kew Gardens

Discover towering sculptures and smaller-scale artworks by Henry Moore, one of Britain’s most renowned artists, in what is the largest ever presentation of outdoor artworks by Moore at Kew Gardens, Richmond, London.

📍 Kew Gardens

📍 Barbican Centre

Sir Simon Rattle conducts four powerful moments from the final chapter of Wagner's epic Ring cycle, alongside his Siegfried Idyll.

📍 Barbican Centre

Join poets Leo Boix and Manuel Iris for a powerful evening of readings and conversation, presented alongside Delcy Morelos' major commission in our Sculpture Court.

📍 Barbican Centre

Experience a live concert within origo , Delcy Morelos’ monumental earthwork installation on the Sculpture Court, in an intimate performance surrounded by soil, sound and shifting light.

📍 Barbican Centre

Simon Russell Beale returns to our stage to narrate Greg Doran's celebrated production of Shakespeare's great poem, brought to life by a team of world-class puppeteers.

📍 Tate Britain

Step into the glamorous world of Britain’s best loved society portraitist

📍 Barbican Centre

A British Sign Language tour of the exhibition led by Martin Glover, exclusively for D/deaf and hard of hearing visitors, highlighting key artworks.

📍 Barbican Centre

Twenty-year-old auteur Kane Parsons opens a portal to a horror parallel universe based on a disquieting 4chan message board.

📍 ZSL London Zoo

As part of our 200th anniversary celebrations, London Zoo will unveil a unique heritage trail in June that brings two centuries of remarkable stories to life.

📍 ZSL London Zoo

As part of our 200th anniversary celebrations, London Zoo will become home to a unique heritage trail in June that brings two centuries of remarkable stories to life.

📍 British Museum

📍 Barbican Centre

Explore the impact of Pan-Africanism on artistic and cultural production from the 1920s to the present, through over 250 works – from paintings and installations to posters, journals, and film.

📍 Barbican Centre

The crème de la crème of today's Cape Verdean artists come together to pay homage to the sound of La Diva aux pieds nus (The Barefoot Diva).

📍 Barbican Centre

Pulitzer Prize–winning composer and drummer Tyshawn Sorey joins pioneering pianist Pat Thomas for a live set of improvised jazz.

📍 Barbican Centre

The visionary bassist performs No More Water: The Gospel of James Baldwin in a powerful live set with her band. A genre-defying sonic exploration blending jazz, soul, funk and spoken word.

📍 Barbican Centre

The UK’s largest festival of African music and culture presents three of the continent's most exciting artists: Patoranking, Ghorwane and Kizaba.

📍 Barbican Centre

The jazz composer, eclectic artist and channeler of cosmopolitan blues performs as part of a trio.

📍 Barbican Centre

Congolese artist Sammy Baloji brings together three artists for an evening of sound and visuals, with new music inspired by 1970s Pan-Africanism and Conrad's novel, Heart of Darkness.

📍 ZSL London Zoo

See the Zoo in a whole new light

📍 ZSL London Zoo

Disney’s The Lion King musical is roaring into London Zoo with a showcase of masks, puppets and costumes in a fabulous popup exhibition

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Barbican Centre

Step behind the scenes and see the Barbican Theatre from a new perspective on our 60-minute Backstage Tour.

📍 Barbican Centre

Spectacular cinematic scores from some of the biggest and most celebrated movies of all time – all originally recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra.

📍 Tate Modern

Witness the bold and beautiful works of leading Algerian artist

📍 Barbican Centre

Kick-start your evening with a 60-minute Half Six Fix concert, showcasing Elgar’s iconic Enigma Variations . Introduced by the performers, with screens in the hall to bring you closer to the action.

📍 Barbican Centre

For one night only, some of the UK’s best-loved actors interview each other about their careers and the issues that matter, in support of refugee arts organisation Compass Collective.

📍 Barbican Centre

Sir Antonio Pappano and the LSO journey from darkness to light in Mahler's rapturous Fifth Symphony, alongside Elgar's Enigma Variations.

📍 Barbican Centre

Celebrate Pan-Africanism through rhythm and sound with artists responding to the Project a Black Planet exhibition, co-hosted by Moses Boyd and Jamz Supernova .

📍 Hayward Gallery

📍 Hayward Gallery

📍 Hayward Gallery

📍 Barbican Centre

What might it mean to ground on a Black planet? This evening invites audiences into a shared space of sound, archive and reasoning, exploring memory, relation and diasporic connection.

📍 Barbican Centre

What does filmmaking through Pan-Africanist frameworks look like? Work with materials from Stuart Hall’s Constituting an Archive and The June Givanni PanAfrican Cinema Archive to create a new project.

📍 British Museum

📍 Barbican Centre

Wagner plunges the depths and rises to ecstatic heights in one of the greatest and most intense of operatic love stories.

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Unicorn Theatre (Clore)

📍 Barbican Centre

Seth Rogen and Olivia Wilde are the subjects in this tense and hilarious study of a failing marriage.

📍 Hayward Gallery

📍 Barbican Centre

William Klein's documentary captures the 1969 Festival Panafricain d'Alger as a vital, euphoric expression of celebration, political energy, and organised chaos.

📍 Barbican Centre

Two very different diasporic encounters, exploring history and the role of art-making in communicating legacies of rebellion and resistance.

📍 Barbican Centre

An epic documentary exploring the histories of slavery and the continued legacy and impact on Black Brazilians today.

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Barbican Centre

Step into the heart of London’s Brutalist legacy.

📍 British Museum

📍 Riverside Terrace

📍 Royal Festival Hall

📍 Riverside Terrace

📍 Southbank Centre

📍 Riverside Terrace

📍 Hayward Gallery

📍 Southbank Centre

📍 Unicorn Theatre (Weston)

📍 Tate Modern

Experience the powerful work of Ana Mendieta, whose legacy changed the course of contemporary art

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Horniman Museum

Be guided around the exhibition in the photographers own words, with detailed…

📍 Barbican Centre

Christopher Nolan brings one of the world's most famous ancient texts to life in this mythic action epic starring Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland and more.

📍 Barbican Centre

A university research lab attempts to build authentic AI characters, and they've licensed a documentary filmmaker's back catalogue to teach them what's missing.

📍 Barbican Centre

Effi bounces between unemployment, clubbing and hangovers in the hills of Northern Wales, in Marc Evans' hard-hitting, Welsh language drama.

📍 Barbican Centre

Christopher Nolan brings one of the world's most famous ancient texts to life in this mythic action epic starring Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland and more, screened on glorious 35mm film.

📍 Barbican Centre

A life dream becomes a worst nightmare when a boy wishes his best friend would love him more than anyone on earth, in this chilling relationship horror from newcomer Curry Barker.

📍 Kew Gardens

📍 ZSL London Zoo

Travel through time at London Zoo with Horrible Science. Enjoy a hilarious live sketch show and interactive trail for families, 18 July– 2 September.

📍 Barbican Centre

Christopher Nolan brings one of the world's most famous ancient texts to life in this mythic action epic starring Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland and more.

📍 Barbican Centre

The acclaimed jazz musician returns to the Hall with the latest evolution of his celebrated project, Side-Eye III+.

📍 National Gallery

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Park Theatre

Work-in-progress shows from the brilliant Larry Dean and Emmeline Downie.

📍 Almeida Theatre

📍 ZSL London Zoo

Relaxed Tours allow neurodivergent people and other people who would benefit in a calm and safe environment to enjoy the zoo.

📍 Park Theatre

Work-In-Progress shows for the incredible Li Jin Hao and Marty Gleeson.

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 Park Theatre

Step beyond the footlights into the private world of Oscar Wilde. Micheál Mac Liammóir’s renowned play returns to London following a critically acclaimed run.

📍 National Gallery

📍 Horniman Museum

23 July – tickets available 20 August – tickets avaialble…

📍 National Gallery

📍 Kings Place

📍 Kings Place

📍 National Gallery

📍 National Gallery

📍 National Gallery

📍 The Francis Crick Institute

📍 National Gallery

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 2)

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 1)

📍 Park Theatre

From Adam Riches, the writer of Jimmy, comes the true story of Captain Matthew Webb, the first man to swim the English Channel.

📍 Park Theatre

Just before Fringe 2024, Linus Karp (Diana: The Untold and Untrue Story, Gwyneth Goes Skiing, The Fit Prince) was the victim of a homophobic attack. The case never went to trial... Until now.

📍 Park Theatre

Following multiple sell out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and Soho Theatre, Celya AB (Live At The Apollo, Off Menu, Just For Laughs) is working on her new show. Expect new jokes on the A-Side and unformed ideas on the B-Side.

📍 Horniman Museum

‘Haflah’, حفلة, means celebration or a party in Arabic, and this is…

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 Discover Children's Story Centre

Join Luna and friends for a very special trip to a very big city – in our brand new immersive exhibition.

📍 Piccadilly

The world’s oldest psychiatric hospital, Bethlem Royal Hospital, often referred to as Bedlam was once a busy public attraction, most famously portrayed in William Hogarth’s ‘A Rake's Progress’. It looked after a number of famous patients in…

📍 Young V&A

📍 Young V&A

📍 Royal Festival Hall

📍 Purcell Room

📍 The Clore Ballroom

📍 Purcell Room

📍 The Clore Ballroom

📍 Kings Place

📍 Park Theatre

Since 2005, the Comedy Club 4 Kids has been getting the best stand-ups, sketch acts and cabaret stars from the international circuit to do their thing for an audience of children (aged 6+) and their families… but without the rude bits!

📍 Union Chapel

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 King’s Cross

Hundreds of sculptures, paintings, drawings and films made by Camden pupils, from Early Years all the way up to A Level, are taking over the Lethaby Gallery at Central Saint Martins for two weeks this July. The second edition of this boroug…

📍 Riverside Terrace

📍 Riverside Terrace

📍 Park Theatre

John Tothill (Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee, Have I Got News For You) and Jonno (Head Writer of Saturday Night Live UK, 1/3 of Sheeps) are working up brand new shows!

📍 ZSL London Zoo

Book your spot now for our unique course

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 Little Angel Theatre

Discover a Tiny Planet that holds gigantic stories.

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 2)

📍 Little Angel Theatre

Join us on this Family Workshop inspired by Half A String's production Tiny Planet. Children and their accompanying adults will work side by side to create their very own miniature planet.

📍 Park Theatre

A double bill of Edinburgh Fringe Previews from Selina Mosinski & Rosalie Minnitt!

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Battersea

Battersea Power Station already has an indoor chimney lift experience, a huge food court, a lovely cinema and more high street faves than you can hope to get round in a weekend-long shopping spree. Now it’s adding a free summer funfair to i…

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 1)

📍 Horniman Museum

New York based Wayne Tucker and the Bad Mothas will be stopping…

📍 Park Theatre

Samia Rida’s Kidnap, “a must-see show” (The Scotsman) returns to London reworked and refreshed. The show is a dark, defiantly funny exploration of multiculturalism, domestic abuse, disability, and how kidnap can involve a swimming pool.

📍 Kings Place

📍 Barbican

Delcy Morelos spent a month filling the Barbican’s Sculpture Court with earth and clay. Working by hand, the Colombian artist and her team layered more than ten tonnes of the stuff to create origo, a mammoth, multi-sensory installation stre…

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Park Theatre

Two Work in Progress shows from the critically-acclaimed Freddie Meredith & Ele McKenzie!

📍 Little Angel Theatre

Even the most lost things can be found.

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Kings Place

📍 Riverside Terrace

📍 Park Theatre

Join fabulous drag queen Tania for Drag Tales at Park Theatre! An enchanting hour of storytelling, singing, dancing, and puppets brings beloved children's books to life in this inclusive, magical experience for all families.

📍 Riverside Terrace

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Discover Children's Story Centre

What if you could become exactly who you imagine? A storytelling adventure for children aged 0-5 and their grown-ups.

📍 Discover Children's Story Centre

* Drop in at various times, 11am - 4pm

📍 Riverside Terrace

📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Little Angel Theatre

A panto like no other – loud, silly and completely off its beanstalk!

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Park Theatre

A new work in progress show by acclaimed comedian Julian Clary.

📍 Horniman Museum

Get ready for a summer evening of disco classics as you’ve never…

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 Horniman Museum

Join Make Mee Studio as they guide you through the process of…

📍 The Francis Crick Institute

📍 Little Angel Theatre

Rip, fold and scrumple! Dive into the magical world of Club Origami.

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 1)

📍 Little Angel Theatre

Join us for our Family Workshop inspired by Takeshi Matsumotos' visiting performance 'Club Oragami'! Let's see what paper can do, fold, cut and stick. See how far paper can take our imaginations!

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 The Francis Crick Institute

📍 Kings Place

📍 Greenwich

Once again you can expect to see remarkable feats of astrophotography at the Astronomy Photographer of the Year exhibition. It’s a chance to see magical views of both our own night sky and of galaxies far, far away. The winning spacey visio…

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 National Gallery

📍 National Gallery

📍 National Gallery

📍 Little Angel Theatre

Percy is a puffling with a fear of flying; when his Map & Pap & the flock migrate south, he's lost & alone! Along comes Shrimp the field-mouse, and an unexpected adventure begins...

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Little Angel Theatre

Join us in the world of tinkering and tech, as your children design and create their very own gadget-inspired puppets.

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Horniman Museum

Climate change is increasingly becoming a major driver of migration. As extreme…

📍 National Gallery

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 Hayward Gallery

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 2)

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 1)

📍 Discover Children's Story Centre

* Drop-in, at various times between 11am - 4pm

📍 The Francis Crick Institute

📍 Almeida Theatre

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 King’s Cross

Popping up each summer on the steps where the Regent’s Canal passes Granary Square, Everyman’s Screen on the Canal is one of the city’s best loved outdoor cinemas, thanks to its atmospheric setting, eclectic programming and the fact that it…

📍 Horniman Museum

Join award-winning storyteller and educationalist Laura Henry Allain MBE for a special storytelling…

📍 Little Angel Theatre

Create a purrfect feline puppet in this creative playcation. Your child will bring their cat design to life with their favourite colours, patterns, and feline features.

📍 National Gallery

📍 ZSL London Zoo

Guided tours for people who are blind or partially sighted.

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Kings Place

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 2)

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 1)

📍 Horniman Museum

Celebrate Caribbean culture with festival of live music, food and family friendly…

📍 Little Angel Theatre

A curious child unleashes magical powers, with the ability to transform everyday objects into the extraordinary! But when the spells don’t stop, the young apprentice learns that all things must be handled with care, especially magic.

📍 Kings Place

📍 Kings Place

📍 Tate Britain

📍 National Gallery

A giant in the history of Spanish art, Francisco de Zurbarán was one of the great painters of 17th-century Seville

📍 National Gallery

A giant in the history of Spanish art, Francisco de Zurbarán was one of the great painters of 17th-century Seville

📍 National Gallery

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Park Theatre

One wrong note. One fatal mistake. Under Stalin’s rule, Shostakovich must compromise to survive - and risk everything to tell the truth in his music.

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 1)

📍 Park Theatre

A powerful new verbatim play foregrounding the voices of a community fighting to be heard. The Talking Drum is a captivating portrait of a vast and diverse neighbourhood.

📍 Kings Place

📍 Finchley Road

Donald Locke shows don’t come around often. But like proverbial buses, you wait for ages, and then three arrive at once, in the form of this touring exhibition moving from Birmingham to Bristol and now Camden Art Centre in London.  It’s not…

📍 The Clore Ballroom

📍 Riverside Terrace

📍 Tate Modern

Step into the tender, confessional world of Tracey Emin

📍 Discover Children's Story Centre

* Free with your Entry ticket.

📍 National Gallery

Enjoy children's artworks from across the UK inspired by 'A Regatta on the Grand Canal' by Canaletto

📍 Discover Children's Story Centre

* 11am - 4pm every day, weather dependent

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Science Museum

A new, free exhibition about how food must change to protect the planet.

📍 Museum of the Home

Join us for talks, workshops and performances this September to explore the role of textiles in domestic life - past, present, and future.

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Kings Place

📍 Royal Festival Hall

📍 Union Chapel

📍 The Francis Crick Institute

📍 Kings Place

📍 Wellcome Collection

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 1)

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Park Theatre

BAFTA-longlisted comedian, Em Humble, brings you a magical tale of wizards, goblins and urchins (oh my!) in her debut character comedy show.

📍 Purcell Room

📍 Kings Place

📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall

📍 Kings Place

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Purcell Room

📍 Royal Festival Hall

📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall

📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall

📍 Kings Place

📍 Kings Place

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Science Museum

Calling all Starfleet recruits! Discover iconic Star Trek objects and outfits across the museum on this free trail.

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 The Francis Crick Institute

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 2)

📍 Almeida Theatre

📍 Kings Place

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 The Francis Crick Institute

📍 British Museum

📍 Kings Place

📍 Kings Place

📍 Union Chapel

📍 The Francis Crick Institute

📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 1)

📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall

📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Union Chapel

📍 The Clore Ballroom

📍 Royal Festival Hall

📍 Little Angel Theatre

You think know the story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin ?— But do you?

📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall

📍 Barbican Centre

Visit the second biggest Conservatory in London and explore our hidden tropical oasis.

📍 Purcell Room

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall

📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 The Francis Crick Institute

📍 Kings Place

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Park Theatre

Where are all the tall grandmas? Be honest, you’ve never seen one, have you? In this hilariously unhinged new hour, Lou dives head first into the disappearance of tall old women everywhere.

📍 Kings Place

📍 Kings Place

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Royal Festival Hall

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Little Angel Theatre

Inspired by the BAFTA nominated animated series from Magic Light Pictures and based on the picture books by multi-award-winning illustrator Axel Scheffler (The Gruffalo) this exciting new live stage show celebrates the power of imagination,…

📍 Kings Place

📍 Kings Place

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 Union Chapel

📍 ZSL London Zoo

Get ready for the very first Run Wild at London Zoo – a brand-new family fun run where every step helps protect endangered wildlife.

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 National Gallery

The National Gallery presents the first ever UK exhibition of paintings by Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 The Francis Crick Institute

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Royal Festival Hall

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Park Theatre

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Most Outstanding Show Nominee 2026. INKLING is a show about How to Salute to the Mystery of Being Alive (ok?). Might that be of intrigue?… To you? Big kisses to you and yours. Love, Lara. PS I am tryi…

📍 Park Theatre

Olga Koch has one good story. Only it's not really her story. Do you wanna hear it? In Fat Tom Cruise, see the Melbourne and Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated star comb through recent history in an immersive and genre-defying new show.

📍 Unicorn Theatre (Weston)

📍 Tate Britain

Experience the captivating world of rule-breaking American artist James McNeill Whistler

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 V&A South Kensington

📍 Purcell Room

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Park Theatre

Sharp, darkly funny and deeply uncomfortable, Bull lays bare the human cost of a working culture shaped by competition, hierarchy and silence. How far will people go to protect themselves?

📍 Wembley Stadium

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Polka Theatre

📍 British Museum

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Unicorn Theatre (Clore)

📍 Purcell Room

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Charing Cross Road

Since its inaugural edition in 1980, this long-standing portaiture competition has attracted more than 40,000 entries from over 100 countries and has been seen by more than six million people. The highly competitive award showcases the best…

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 2)

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Tate Britain

Explore a decade characterised by its bold creativity and rebellious spirit

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 British Museum

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Little Angel Theatre

You think know the story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin ?— But do you?

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Purcell Room

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Tate Modern

Discover how pictorialism, the first international art photography movement, developed across the world from the 1880s to the 1960s

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Park Theatre

Wladyslaw Szpilman's extraordinary internationally bestselling memoir is brought to life by a cast of virtuoso actor-musicians.

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Kew Gardens

📍 Arcola Theatre (Studio 1)

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 WWT London Wetland Centre

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Science Museum

SUPPORTED BY GRIFFIN CATALYST. Marking 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, this landmark exhibition reveals the fascinating scientific history that shaped the founding of the USA through remarkable maps, stunning paintings and …

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Park Theatre

Based on events following the Aberfan Disaster, The Revlon Girl is a universal story of courage and resilience; a true story of grief, loss and of humour - told powerfully by those who, having lost so much, still found the strength to carry…

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Hackney Empire

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

📍 Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter

📍 Hyde Park

📍 Horniman Museum

Inspired by Jules Verne’s ‘20,000 Leagues Under the Sea’, board the legendary…

📍 Horniman Museum

The Octonauts crew need your help on some mini-missions throughout the Museum.

📍 Union Chapel

📍 Little Angel Theatre

Inspired by the BAFTA nominated animated series from Magic Light Pictures and based on the picture books by multi-award-winning illustrator Axel Scheffler (The Gruffalo) this exciting new live stage show celebrates the power of imagination,…