Little Lark of London

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amy Matthews: I Feel Like I’m Made of Spiders starts with an intense mix of sounds and lights, throwing the audience into the chaos that Matthews has felt over the past year, before Matthews herself takes to the stage and immediately lightens the tone. The show is about dissociation, a mental health issue that

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Have you ever wondered about what is at the bottom of the River Thames? Of course, we hear stories of all sorts of things being tossed into the water, and mudlarks walk around when the tide is low, picking up objects that have washed ashore. But what if there was something more powerful under the

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What happens when you take two children’s entertainers with wildly different styles and put them together in a Russian oligarch’s home for the 6-year-old daughter Anastasia’s birthday? Chaos. Ed MacArthur and Kiell Smith-Bynoe star as String and Spitta, two comedians in London who are competing to be the king of children’s entertainment in the city.

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Did you know that some McDonald’s locations play classical music? Do you know why? Nathan D’Arcy Roberts does, and he’s ready to tell you all about it. Nathan D’Arcy Roberts: Present/Tense is a show where Roberts tells a series of stories about his life, ranging from his relationship with his girlfriend to a hilarious encounter

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Rosalie Minnitt: Clementine is a wonderfully chaotic mix between the romance novels of Jane Austen and the humour of TikTok that tells the story of Clementine, a young woman who is given until her 27th birthday to find a man. Unfortunately for her, her birthday is tomorrow and every man she has courted in the

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The concept of Tink is quite a fascinating one – According to the main character, Tink, all fairies are born big, shining with their own magical light. But, as they grow older and more insecure, they begin to shrink. Tink recounts the story of Tinker Bell and her fights with Wendy over the “man-boy” Peter

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