Entertainment

Julius Caesar at the Globe Theatre is a very funny and delightfully bloody political romp, with as much to say

As schools close for the spring half term, north east London offers a selection of activities for all the family

Old-style vinyl records are continuing to experience something of a revival amongst music fans, as sales rose by more than

Ten theatres have been added to the annual ‘Theatres at Risk’ register, making 2022 one of the worst years yet

A stage adaption of Judith Kerr’s ‘The Tiger Who Came To Tea’ will return to the West End stage in

Chelsea are London’s most popular team on social media, beating Arsenal, Tottenham and West Ham, who finished fifth, sixth and

Have you mastered the art of persuasion? Can you convince anyone of anything? Find out what white skinny jeans, slugs,

Curtains are rising on West End theatres as pandemic restrictions are lifted. SWL writer Laina Claydon joined the audience of

Cinemas around the world have suffered hugely as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, but Spider-Man: No Way Home is

The BBC have installed a colourful Green Planet theme at Green Park tube to celebrate the launch of David Attenborough’s new documentary. 

Libraries in London have launched a free six-month writing and reading programme from February to June 2022. The programme will