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Editor 21/06/201830/06/2018 Anna Proctor, Bella Loudon, Bettine Mackenzie, Draper Together, Elephant & Castle, Infallibles Award, Isobel Hughes, selkie, Stefania Bochicchio, Theatre, Theatre at Draper Hall

Theatre at Draper Hall: A Great Fear of Shallow Living

The winner of the Infallibles Award 2017 at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival comes to London 21-22-23 and 28-29-30 June, 7

Editor 16/06/201820/07/2018 Atalla Ayan, Ekaterina Siurina, La bohème, Maria Agresta, Matthew Polenzani, Nicola Luisotti, Puccini, Richard Jones, Royal Opera House

La Bohème at the Royal Opera House

16 June—20 July 2018 at the Royal Opera House (Main Stage). The first revival of Richard Jones’s production of Puccini’s passionate

Editor 15/06/201824/06/2018 Art, festival, music, Robert Smith, Southbank Centre, The Cure

Robert Smith’s Meltdown

15 JUN 2018 – 24 JUN 2018 at Southbank Centre. Robert Smith curates the UK’s longest-running artist-curated music festival in its 25th

Editor 05/06/201807/07/2018 Hoxton Square Market, Turning Earth Ceramics Fair

Turning Earth Ceramics Fair

Farmers and food producers join contemporary craftspeople in a celebration of slow living Saturday June 9 2018 – Saturday July

Editor 22/05/201826/05/2018 Ed Byrne, Leicester Square Theatre, London, show, Spoiler Alert, Theatre

ED BYRNE – Spoiler Alert at the Leicester Square Theatre

Ed Byrne continues the second leg of his biggest ever tour to date of his total sell-out Edinburgh Fringe show

Editor 10/04/201829/04/2018 Gauhar Jaan, Omnibus Theatre, Tarun Jasani, The Datia Incident

Gauhar Jaan – The Datia Incident at the Omnibus Theatre

GAUHAR JAAN – THE DATIA INCIDENT A story inspired by India’s first recording star Omnibus Theatre 10 – 29 April

Editor 21/03/201815/04/2018 Max Harrison, Maya Ellis, Moonfleece, philip ridley, Pleasance Theatre

Moonfleece by Philip Ridley at the Pleasance Theatre

‘You don’t live life as a story. You live it as life. The story comes after.’ Lidless Theatre Presents Moonfleece

Editor 18/02/201819/02/2018 acting, Alexander Ananasso, bar, brexit, cafe, Cecilia Gragnani, concert, Elisa D’Argento, events, Filippo Panigazzi, Giancarlo Nicoletti, Italian, kensington gardens, Léoni Huges, live london, London, Mark Philip Compton, Rachele Fregonese, reading, Rhuna Barduagni, Simone Leonardi, Theatre, theatre deli

Rehearsed Reading of award winning play Kensington Gardens at Theatre Deli Café

The award winning play Kensington Gardens, written by Giancarlo Nicoletti and translated by Rachele Fregonese, will be performed, for the

Cristian 17/02/201818/02/2018 Dawn of War III, eSports Bootcamp, games industry, Halo Wars 2, Halo Wars 2's new Blitz mode, Little Nightmares, London, Ollie Smith, Olympia, PC GAMER, PC games, Sniper Ghost Warrior 3, Tekken 7, WEEKENDER

PC GAMER WEEKENDER

PC GAMER WEEKENDER 17 Feb 2018 to 18 Feb 2018 Experience the most exciting upcoming PC games at Olympia London. If you

Editor 15/02/201802/03/2018 flowers show, kew, London, Orchids, Orchids Festival, thai

Kew After Hours: Orchids Festival

Immerse yourself in a celebration of Thailand’s vibrant colours, culture, and magnificent plant life at the Orchids Festival: After Hours