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Michael Hodgson, image Credit: Helen Murray

Michael Hodgson in Conversation with Artiscape

Ahead of the production's run at the Donmar Warehouse, actor Michael Hodgson sat down with Artiscape to discuss bringing Brian Friel’s adaptation...
Franz Xaver Kosler, The Old Cairo Market. Oil on canvas, 135x83.3cm

Visions of the Orient: A Fresh Look at 19th-Century Orientalism in London

Exhibition Dates: 7 September – 3 October 2026 Location: Darnley Fine Art, 4 Cecil Court, London W2N...

Going Offline: A Conversation with Howard Lewis

Does the constant, relentless tether to your smartphone leave you feeling utterly exhausted? Between the cycle of doom-scrolling, news alerts, and...

Kimmy Edwards on her upcoming role in Disney’s Hercules

The gods have spoken—and they’ve arrived at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Disney’s Hercules, the stage musical inspired by the beloved animated...

Returning to Rydell: In Conversation with Stephanie Costi

Following a sold-out run in 2025, Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical returns to Evolution London in Battersea Park this summer. Audiences will...

Exposing the Shadows: Mollie Milne on Making Her London Debut in ‘Firebird’

The fragile bond between two teenage girls is tested in ways neither could have imagined when one is drawn into the...

CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation Q&A

Featuring Lee Apsey and Sarah Kempton For over a decade, CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation has been delighting...

Algorithmic Alchemies: How Gordon Cheung Bridges the Dutch Golden Age and the Digital Age

In his latest exhibition, Many Worlds, One Mind, the London-based multimedia artist uses pixel-sorting algorithms and financial data to unmask the...
William John Kennedy, Andy Warhol with the Marilyn Acetate (1964), Chromogenic Print. Courtesy of The Warhol Kennedy Residence.

The lens that captured the pop revolution

A Defining Moment: Andy Warhol with the Marilyn Acetate: William John Kennedy at the National Portrait Gallery There...
Black Comedy at Orange Tree Theatre - credit Sam Taylor

In Conversation with Leah Haile on the Chaos of Black Comedy

This May, the Orange Tree Theatre invites audiences into a pitch-black world of hilarious deception. Peter Shaffer’s classic farce, Black Comedy,...