Experience a hilarious twist on a classic with the Constellation Players’ bold new adaptation! This summer, grab your coffee, settle in, and get ready to laugh your way through love, deception, and a bit of chaos. The Constellation Players are reimagining Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing with a playful nod to the beloved 90s sitcom

Playwright Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti is recognized for her groundbreaking 2005 drama, Behzti, which won the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize. This piece, addressing sensitive topics of rape and violence within a Sikh gurdwara, sparked significant controversy upon its release, leading to the cancellation of its run at the Birmingham Rep after violent protests. Since then, Bhatti

World premieres in the opera scene are a rare gem, much like the triumphant unveiling of “Festen,” which grapples with unsettling themes of incest, sexual abuse, and suicide. However, the brilliance of Mark-Anthony Turnage’s music transforms this darkness into a piece that is not only shocking but also entertaining and even dazzling, infused with a

This poignant play by Jean-Philippe Daguerre makes its London debut at the Park Theatre, having already captivated audiences in France and beyond. Its powerful themes of bravery in the face of fear resonate deeply in a world increasingly plagued by suspicion and power struggles. Set in Paris toward the end of World War II, the

In “Blacked-Out Blocks,” novelist Philo enters the daunting task of adapting her own book into a series, only to find herself battling to retain its essence. Each line removed from her script signifies a new compromise—these “blacked-out blocks” evolve from mere omissions into commodities. As her producer transforms redactions into a branding strategy, even the

It’s not often we encounter a production that tackles serious themes with such a delicate touch as Nick Hyde’s Double Act. This compelling play thoughtfully addresses mental health issues, following a man’s last-day journey filled with determination and doubt. Performers Nick Hyde and Oliver Maynard represent two facets of the same character, showcasing an extraordinary

A new photography exhibition at London’s Saatchi Gallery, titled Hip Hop: Living A Dream, honors the multifaceted world of hip hop, showcasing the genre’s rich history. From Eminem getting inked during his Slim Shady phase to a glamorous Mike Tyson reveling in a lavish Las Vegas getaway, this exhibit captures the essence of hip hop

Liminal Space Theatre presents a stage adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved classic, The Little Prince, directed by Angharad Ormond, with an adaptation by Paul Graves and Ormond. The talented cast enchanted the audience with their charismatic performances, skillfully exploring deep themes that resonated even with my preschool-aged children. The storyline’s complexities faded into the

Norwegian photographer Tonje Thilesen is capturing attention with her unique journey to Pakistan’s bustling city of Karachi and her ongoing, captivating photography project, “Unfinished Kite.” Through her lens, Thilesen reveals the lesser-known facets of this complex city, particularly the stories of a thriving artist and queer community persevering against challenging circumstances. Thilesen’s connection to Karachi

From May 30 to August 2, 2025, Sprüth Magers Los Angeles presents “About Painting”, an exhibition featuring Italian artist Salvo (1947–2015) and German artist Andreas Schulze (b. 1955). This show highlights how both artists have explored the possibilities of painting and developed their own distinctive visual languages. Though from different generations and cultural backgrounds, Salvo

In the heart of Paris, Galerie Les Filles du Calvaire is hosting the compelling exhibition “Empreintes: du geste au langage” from July 8 to September 20, 2025, curated by Pierre El Khoury. The show explores the layered meaning of the French word “empreintes”—which translates to “impressions” or “footprints”—and examines how gestures can transform memory and

The New Diorama Theatre is thrilled to unveil its much-anticipated Autumn 2025 season, running from September 23 to December 13. This season features two groundbreaking productions from pioneering theatre companies, promising an engaging and varied theatrical experience. Ecofeminist Rallying Cry and Electro-Folk Musical Kicking off the season from September 23 to October 25 is Uprooted

Girl from the North Country, currently on a limited run at The Old Vic, brings a fresh perspective to the “jukebox musical” genre. The production began when Bob Dylan’s record label approached writer and director Conor McPherson in 2013, seeking a theatrical adaptation that showcased Dylan’s extensive music collection. Initially wary, McPherson set the story