Prashasti Singh's Divine Feminine at Soho Theatre
Comedian Prashasti Singh explores modern India, gender politics and singledom in her compelling show 'Divine Feminine' at London's Soho theatre until 20 December.
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Most Favoured review: A surprising one-night stand drama
David Ireland's compelling two-hander 'Most Favoured' at Soho Theatre explores faith and human connection after a one-night stand. Catch it until 24 January.
First Look: London's Biggest Food Hall Opens in Leicester Square
Market Place Food Hall has opened in London's West End with five floors of surprisingly affordable food from 16 traders. Discover the must-try dishes and why it's a game-changer for pre-theatre dining.
Review: Little Bulb's 'The Nutcracker' at St Martin's Theatre
A wildly imaginative, Olivier-nominated spin on the Christmas classic for children, featuring sword fights, crooning mice and cheesy gags. On until 4 January in London.
Little Bulb's Nutcracker: A DIY Christmas Spectacle
Olivier-winning theatre company Little Bulb presents a playful, interactive adaptation of 'The Nutcracker' for families in London this Christmas. Runs 17 Dec 2025 - 4 Jan 2026.
Comedy Revivals: 2015 Shows Return to Soho Theatre
Jack Rooke and Joseph Morpurgo revive their acclaimed 2015 comedy shows at London's Soho Theatre. Explore the trend of heritage comedy and its impact on the live scene.
Singin' in the Rain Review: Royal Exchange's Splash Hit
Read our review of the dazzling new production of 'Singin' in the Rain' at Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre, where classic Hollywood meets innovative stagecraft. Book your tickets now!
Review: 'The Liz Truss Show' - Hapless Political Ravings
A scathing review of 'The Liz Truss Show' at the Soho Theatre, where the former PM's 49-day tenure is satirised as a chaotic spectacle of ideological fervour and failure.
Skipton is Britain's happiest place to live in 2025
Rightmove's 2025 Happy at Home Index reveals Skipton, North Yorkshire, as the UK's happiest place. Discover the top 10 and why rural living boosts wellbeing.
Skipton named Britain's happiest place to live
The Yorkshire market town of Skipton tops Rightmove's Happy at Home Index for 2024, praised for its community spirit, access to nature, and affordability. Discover why it's number one.
Garber: MLS Less Dependent on USMNT World Cup Fortunes
MLS Commissioner Don Garber states the league's growth is now independent of US national team results. He also issues a stadium ultimatum for Vancouver Whitecaps ahead of their MLS Cup final.
Coach & Horses: Soho's Enduring Pub Institution
Discover the iconic Coach & Horses in Soho, where landlady Ali Ross upholds its unique character after the era of 'London's rudest landlord' Norman Balon. Explore its history and charm.
Readers Debate Dating Norms: Splitting the Bill
Guardian readers challenge Scott Galloway's views on dating and bill-splitting, championing financial independence. Plus, reflections on Quaker solace and quirky UK place names.
Labour's red tape cuts: Who loses protections?
Keir Starmer's plan to slash 'unnecessary' regulation for growth faces criticism for prioritising market views over public interest. Letters also cover party names, pork's popularity, and oddly named places.
Padella's Third London Restaurant Coming to Soho in 2026
Beloved pasta restaurant Padella is opening its third London location on Kingly Street, Soho, in spring 2026. Discover details about the new 80-seater site and its legendary fresh pasta.
Pop-up theatre planned for Marble Arch Mound site
A temporary 500-seat theatre made from recycled fabric and timber could open on Marble Arch island in 2026. Westminster Council is set to decide on the plan.
Guardian Readers' Favourite Stage Shows of 2025
The Guardian invites theatre lovers to share their top stage productions of 2025. Discover the standout shows that defined the year in British theatre.
Carnaby Street public realm transformation plans revealed
London's iconic Carnaby Street could be transformed by a major public realm revamp. Shaftesbury Capital's plans include new signage, lighting, and a return to its historic roots. Have your say in the consultation.
Santa's Chimney Adventure Charms at Unicorn Theatre
The Unicorn Theatre's festive show 'How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney?' delights families. Discover the magic, puppetry, and why it's a must-see this Christmas season in London.
Paddington Musical: Critics Hail 'Exquisite' West End Show
Critics are raving about 'Paddington: The Musical' at London's Savoy Theatre, praising its animatronic bear, heartwarming story, and stunning design. Booking until 25 October.
Paddington: The Musical Review – A Triumph in London
Discover why Paddington: The Musical at London's Savoy Theatre is a must-see. With stunning animatronics, marvellous songs, and a heartwarming story, this show is pure joy. Book your tickets now!
Paddington the Musical Review at the Savoy Theatre
Discover our review of Paddington the Musical at London's Savoy Theatre. This ★★★★ production brings the beloved bear to life with innovative puppetry and heartwarming songs. Book tickets now!
Paddington Musical Review: Savoy Theatre Hit Earns 4 Stars
The long-awaited Paddington musical finally opens at London's Savoy Theatre with innovative animatronics and heartwarming storytelling. Discover why this production is set to run for years.
The Little Mermaid Review: Magical Cornish Tale
Discover the magical Cornish retelling of The Little Mermaid at Watermill Theatre. This festive show features live folk music and stunning puppetry until 4 January 2025.
Aladdie Panto Review: A Magical Ride in Ayr
Discover Fraser Boyle's innovative Aladdin pantomime at Ayr's Gaiety Theatre. A rags-to-riches tale with a subversive twist, running until 4 January. Book your tickets now!
Mama Goose Panto Review: Satirical Carnival in Stratford
Read our review of Mama Goose, the boisterous satirical panto at Theatre Royal Stratford East featuring Elon Musk as a villain. On until 3 January.
Perfect iPhone shot at Gormley's Crosby Beach
Former Guardian photography chief Roger Tooth captures a stunning iPhone photo of a dog leaping near an Antony Gormley statue on Crosby beach. Discover the story behind this magical shot.
Cottenham theatre legend Clive Borrow dies aged 85
Remembering Clive Borrow, Cottenham's amateur theatre icon who performed in 76 shows and directed 26 productions. Discover his remarkable legacy in Cambridgeshire arts.
Spy Thriller Hits West End with 4-Star Review
John le Carré's classic espionage novel comes to London's West End in a slick noirish adaptation starring Rory Keenan. Running until February 2026 at @sohoplace.
Theatre crisis: New plays decline despite audience demand
New report reveals 30% decline in new play productions since 2019, while audience attendance for new work surges by 50%. Discover why theatres must embrace bold programming now.
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