Tag: Art and Entertainment
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Sabrage review: Two hours of champagne, cabaret and shameless excess
Champagne, sex and excess. That’s the order of the night at Sabrage, the latest cabaret-circus hybrid to open in London. Staged at Lafayette in King’s Cross, this import from Australian company Strut & Fret promises two hours of French-flavoured debauchery: a mix of circus act, burlesque striptease and boozy comedy sketches. Here’s all you need…
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All aboard the Titanic: London’s gripping new immersive experience
Over a century after it sank, the Titanic continues to hold a grip on the cultural imagination – partly because of its scale and tragedy, but also because of how much it says about class, technology, and the turn of a new century. So it’s no surprise that The Legend of the Titanic, now running…
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Radical Honesty: Robbie Williams puts his private chaos on the walls of Moco
What happens when one of Britain’s most famous showmen decides to drop the act? That’s the question Robbie Williams is asking (and answering) with Radical Honesty, his latest exhibition at the Moco Museum in London. Williams has spent over three decades in the public eye, first as the youngest member of Take That and then…
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The new Gianni Versace Retrospective is officially open in London
Fashion lovers, rejoice: London has just become the ultimate pilgrimage site for anyone who has ever swooned over baroque prints, safety-pin gowns, or the sheer audacity of 90s glamour. The much-anticipated Gianni Versace Retrospective has officially landed at The Arch London Bridge. Until February 2026, the exhibition will be transforming the historic railway arches into…
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Where to watch the Wimbledon finals in London
There’s something almost sacred about Wimbledon finals weekend. Some are transfixed by blistering baseline rallies, other simply enjoy indulging in strawberries and cream or getting caught up in the electric summer atmosphere. And this year, London is serving up the spectacle in style. Across the city, outdoor screens, hidden courtyards, and pop-up terraces are primed…
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London under the sky: The best open-air theatre and cinema for summer 2025
Let’s be honest: Londoners endure months of grey skies, cramped commutes and pricey pints for one main payoff—summer. And nowhere is that payoff sweeter than when the city transforms into one giant alfresco stage. Outdoor theatre and cinema aren’t just seasonal novelties; they’re the ultimate way to see London differently. Swap velvet seats for picnic…
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The best European festivals to experience this summer
Tired of the same rooftop bars, overpriced gelato, and Instagram traps? This summer, Europe’s festival circuit in 2025 is serving up everything from open-air opera and political theatre to surreal art and wild street parties where locals actually show up. Whether you’re into avant-garde installations in Venice, centuries-old drama in southern France, or just fancy…
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Crowning jewels: Cartier’s legacy comes to the V&A
From tiaras worn at royal coronations to the glittering diamonds adored by Hollywood icons, few names conjure the same blend of elegance and craftsmanship as Cartier. Now, for the first time in almost three decades, the Victoria and Albert Museum is dedicating a major exhibition to the legendary maison. Officially opened on the 12 April…
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Review: The World of Tim Burton at the Design Museum
We have all admired the intricacies of the twisted worlds of Alice Kingsleigh (Alice in Wonderland) and the gothic charm of Wednesday Addams from afar. But what if we could step inside Tim Burton’s mind and explore the strange, surreal universe that brings them to life? After a wave of recent acclaim— including a lifetime…
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Here are the best things to do in London in April
As the UK shakes off the last traces of winter (or so we hope) and embraces the longer, brighter days of spring, London comes alive with events, festivals, and seasonal highlights. April is one of the best months to take a stroll through blooming parks, attend world-class cultural events, and take part outdoor activities. Even…
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