Entertainment

The Young V&A museum for children in East London has more than doubled its attendee figures since reopening on July

The National Theatre has announced the full supporting cast for its highly acclaimed production of Dear England, which is transferring to

A theatre company from Bristol is putting on a play in Islington about an “unspeakably ugly” man who becomes beautiful.

A Kenyan artist is launching a new solo exhibition in Westminster in October based around female domestic workers.  Wangari Mathenge’s

The landscape of global entertainment is transforming at an unprecedented pace, ushering in an era driven by pioneering technologies and

Legendary DJ Norman Jay MBE, will park the Good Times Sound System bus at Alexandra Palace on 27 August. Nine

In April, the UK government outlined its comprehensive plan for gambling industry reform in a white paper. One part of

As online casinos continue to surge in popularity, the convenience of experiencing the gaming floor’s adrenaline from your living room

The Japan House London has opened its doors to a new exhibition celebrating Japanese Graphic Art. Titled “WAVE: Currents in

One of the National Portrait Gallery’s first temporary exhibitions since reopening is a collection of unseen photographs taken by Sir

The Tate Modern is to host a solo exhibition of the work of Yoko Ono next year exploring her most