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Tried and Tested
Dance
Contemporary performance artists Impermanence bring Venus, a programme brimming with creativity, vitality, and not a few risks, to the Wilton’s Music Hall
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Tried and Tested
Kids
An updated version of the children's classic tale pits environmentalists against a mega corporation
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Preview
Dance
The London International Mime Festival returns in 2023 with a mind-boggling variety of physical and visual theatre shows
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Tried and Tested
Dance
Phantoms, Mark Bruce Company’s latest triple bill now on at Wilton’s Music Hall, is a rollercoaster ride through his dreams and ours, at once disturbing and exhilarating
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Essential
Dance
Mark Bruce talks to Culture Whisper about his unique take on dance theatre, as the Mark Bruce Company prepares to bring his Phantoms triple bill to Wilton’s Music Hall
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We love
Theatre
Kneehigh's charming, whimsical and thoroughly joyous The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk is being streamed live from Bristol Old Vic this December
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Tried and Tested
Dance
Mark Bruce Company’s Return to Heaven at Wilton’s Music Hall is a rollercoaster ride of exotic, often surreal, imagery that simultaneously intrigues and stimulates
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Last Chance
Dance
Ben Duke’s Juliet & Romeo, a startling and thought provoking take on the greatest ever love story, returns for a short run at Wilton's Music Hall
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Preview
Dance
PLEASE NOTE: THIS SHOW HAS BEEN CANCELLED Brecht/Weill’s morality play-cum-cabaret Seven Deadly Sins, as interpreted by the choreographer Kenneth MacMillan at Wilton's Music Hall
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Tried and Tested
Dance
BalletBoyz’ Young Men has a final outing at Wilton’s Music Hall as the commemorations marking the centenary of World War I draw to a close
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Tried and Tested
Dance
Mark Bruce’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, now showing in the unique space of Wilton’s Music Hall, is disturbing and exhilarating in equal measure
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Tried and Tested
Opera
A privileged young man with lashings of money and London at his feet ...What can possibly go wrong?
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Book Now
Opera
Flirtation races towards tragedy in an 80-minute version of Bizet's Carmen that gets to the heart of its colourful characters
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Book Now
Opera
Carmen loves the men who don't love her. But when one of them weakens, disaster ensues for all involved
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Preview
Festival
Get to know an important Chinese scholar, spend a night at the Chinese opera, or get inside the life of the German pianist and composer Clara Schumann
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Tried and Tested
Opera
A Royal Opera directorial debut finds parallels between the classical world and a modern dictatorship
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Interview
As a child he begged his parents to play an opera video. Now Gerard Jones is directing a production for the Royal Opera House
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We love
Theatre
Ben Duke, Paradise Lost: one man’s ambitious take on the creation myth is back in a brilliant venue, and still unmissable
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In the Know
Theatre
'Told by an Idiot' stages 'brutal comedy' I Am Thomas with lyrics by poet Simon Armitage
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Tried and Tested
Dance
The team that brought us last year’s award-hoarding Dracula returns with a miniaturised dance version of the Odyssyey, from the Mark Bruce Company.
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We love
Classical Music
Violinist Peter Sheppard Skaerved opens his international Mozart series in the atmospheric East End venue
