One year before the infamous witchcraft trials of 1692, Talene Monahon's play takes place in Salem and provides us with a glimpse into the scandals and underbelly that preceded the horrific events that would transpire.

The Royal Shakespeare Company whisks us away to a dusty frontier town in its production of Cowbois, written by Charlie Josephine. Stepping through the curtains at The Royal Court Theatre is like stepping back in time. We're met with the sun-bleached facades of wooden houses and the swinging doors of a saloon, all straight out of an old Western.

Ulster American is the most engaging production in London for 2023, and it will captivate you completely.

The Time Traveller's Wife, the musical version of Audrey Niffenegger's best-selling book, is a sight to behold, with amazing staging and special effects at the Apollo Theatre. In addition to the main actors giving outstanding performances, the supporting actors assist them with excellent support as their friends.

Wander the vibrant streets of Shoreditch, where flavors pirouette on your tongue and history whispers from its alleyways. The Shoreditch Walking Food Tour isn't just a culinary adventure; it's a vibrant dance of cultures, aromas, and stories woven into every bite. Traditional British cuisine was mixed with cuisines from other countries, making the trip informative and engaging due to the unique historical background and characteristics of each location.

At The Barbican, the Korean quartet put on an incredible show. They create an emotional strength that is truly unique, making them one of the festival's most captivating acts overall.

Bullring Techno Makeout Jamz is an art that will capture your heart with its extraordinary desire for true love and self-identity.

The brilliant Nick Winston has created a gripping musical version of the well-known Japanese manga series Death Note, which is based on the original works by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata.

Disney On Ice offers an amazing 100 Years of Wonder -- honoring a century of magic including some of the most well-known figures from the extensive Disney character library at The O2.

The groundbreaking production of Showstopper! The Improvised Musical at Cambridge Theatre in London’s West End, is leaving an indelible mark on the theatre world.

The recent truffle foraging adventure by Totally Wild UK with their expert hunters is nothing short of exceptional. From the moment the trip started, the excitement in the air was palpable. The group i a mix of seasoned foragers and beginners, all eager to learn and discover the hidden treasures of the wild.

Elf, the musical adaptation of the beloved holiday movie, has returned to West End’s Dominion Theatre. The show follows the story of Buddy the Elf as he sets out to find his true identity and spread Christmas cheer.

We are welcomed into the opulent and carefree realm of "Tug" at the Royal Court Theatre as the curtain rises on Rory Mullarkey's Mates in Chelsea. This drama examines the extravagant lifestyles of the London elite, who maintain their power despite their frivolity in a satirical manner. The play is a beautiful and amusing mash-up of humor and wit that will have you in stitches.

At Soho Theatre, Racheal Ofori's comedic play FLIP! criticizes social media culture as best friends Carleen and Crystal devote their identities to fame. The play explores the dark side of social media and its impact on how life is perceived.

LIZZIE, the musical production at Southwark Playhouse Elephant, is a unique and thrilling exploration into the life of Lizzie Borden, the infamous woman accused of murdering her father and stepmother with an axe in 1892.

A workshop in Victorian Gravestone Symbolism is an engaging and enriching event that combines history, symbolism, and creativity in a unique and captivating way.

Mlima's Tale, a captivating and thought-provoking play presented at Kiln Theatre, is a theatrical journey that will leave you spellbound.

We Are FSTVL 2023 has more than met expectations. It is the best comeback. Compared to previous years, it remained its stellar production with exciting roster and well-known individuals in the business.

The London Month of the Dead is back, and this year is packed with spine-tingling tours, talks, and experiences that will leave you with goosebumps. The event celebrates the history of death, burial, and mourning in London.

A reminder that art is not just a static object to be admired from afar but a living, breathing entity that draws us into its world.

Act fast and secure your spot in this in-demand class, because tickets are selling out faster than a hot cake! With its top-notch information and insights, it is designed to be beneficial for experts and even amateurs.

Explore the world of reality TV with Lord Apprentice Live, a thrilling take on The Apprentice TV show that promises to keep you on the edge of your seat!

The best way to embark on the mystical realm of Arthur Machen’s masterpiece is through The Thin Veil of London, if you allow yourself to be whisked away into The Queen's Larder by the production of Minimum Labyrinth, expertly curated by Robert Kingham and Rich Cochrane. Lose yourself in the magic!

Bold Theatre London is doing something really special in the theatre world. They're known for creating shows that will leave you thinking and talking about them way after the curtains have closed. They have been praised for their high-quality, diverse casting, and their commitment to top-notch productions. It's inspiring to see a company tackle tough themes around mental health, gender identity, and social justice and deliver them on point.