A festival celebrating contemporary theatre returns to the capital this week. The sixth RADA festival showcases the work of the artists, writers and directors who make up the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. The ten day event sees graduates perform dozens of plays across the capital.
The Rada Festival runs 28th June - 8 July 2017.
A new exhibition combining photography and glass objects opens at the Czech Centre London.
A play growing up on the estates of London in the 90s
The biggest retrospective of the Pre-Raphaelite artist in decades.
The artist was commissioned by the Science Museum to create a new series of drawings honouring pioneers like Ada Lovelace and Sir Richard Arkwright
It is the debut feature from Georgia Parris, who wrote and directed the film and it stars Bobbie Jene Smith
We meet the new cast of Gruesome Nature Live
Celebrities including Kate Moss, Sam Smith and Ronan Keating have donated
The three day event in Brick Lane celebrates the best of Portuguese culture.
Ben Holland was busking at Waterloo when the Grammy nominated star, Joan Armatrading took a shine to him and it lead to him going on tour with her around the world.
Tens of thousands of Londoners living in poverty are set to benefit from a new grant - which aims to help feed families.
Children at Barn Croft Primary in Walthamstow have been getting their hands dirty today as part of a scheme to plant 25,000 bulbs across Waltham Forest.
A performance involving seven thousand litres of water and a reworking of Romeo and Juliet by Matthew Bourne are among the highlights
Kelly Tolhurst has been at a vertical farm in South East London
The exhibition that's taken a lifetime in the making.
The awards range from Corporate role model to community group of the year and are awarded by celebrities and politicians
For the first time in its history, the art prize was given to a series of portraits, rather than an individual picture.
A new festival exploring migration, displacement and the refugee crisis is opening at the Camden People's Theatre asking Londoners to consider what it means to be in exile
'A Boy, A Man, A Kite' is based on the true life events, of the grammy nominated film composer Stephen Endelman
Thousands of people marched as colleges and unions from across England support fair pay for college staff
Limits on funding and changes to the benefit system were among the discussion topics
The editor of Homes and Property in the Evening Standard, Janice Morley, has taken us through the stories
Richard Hammond, Sara Cox and Lorraine Kelly come together to help prevent homelessness with charity, Centrepoint, in first ever 'Soupathon'.
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
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