Our round up of all the nice and naughty shows for Christmas, some old favourites, some pantos - traditional and adult, and other fun experiences. Do come and join us and get into the festive spirit.

Tate Modern’s Theatre Picasso explores the artist’s love of performance — from dancers to stage designs — but despite striking works like The Three Dancers and Weeping Woman, the exhibition feels more like a patchwork than a story. Picasso’s ego takes centre stage, and while there’s plenty to admire, it never quite stirs the heart the way the 2002 Matisse–Picasso show once did.

We were invited to a summer showcase ahead of the National Ballet of Japan’s UK debut performance of Giselle at the Royal Opera House on 24th July 2025. This marvellous showcase has left us excited to see the full performance. On 24th to 27th July - so get booking!

Fresh and original writing in a London Fringe venue, a cracking storyline, a talented cast - we gave In Defence of Adventurous Mothers a 4 star review. Don't miss this exciting new play.

Whilst Dishroom can be legendary for the queues it attracts, we found the Battersea Branch busy at lunch-time, but no-one had to wait. The service was sweet, and the food as excellent as ever. We tried a variety of the vegan dishes and they all delivered wonderful flavours and textures.

If you're looking for a fun thing to do with or without children the Tutankhamun Immersive Experience at the Excel Centre in London is an excellent option. This was fun, entertaining and a little educational.

We were blown away by this beautifully curated body of works from the Barber Institute of Fine Arts now on display at the Courtauld Institute in London.

Simon and Finley 9 and 3/4 tested out the Horrible Histories Terrible Thames Tour. They loved their fun fact-filled trip on the boat down the Thames, finding it a great way to get kids interested in the history of London.

Gasosian are staging an amazing debut solo exhibition by Ghanaian artist Amoako Boafo. These works are large, striking and incredibly textured, well worth a view.

Two hours of mayhem and nostalgic fun are to be had at the Faulty Towers the Dining Experience, expect many of your favourite scenes to be played out in front of you and with you!

A new and free exhibition is opening at the Serpentine Gallery South, containing the works of Giuseppe Penone linking mankind to nature.

We had a chance to catch-up with our favourite South London comedian, Arthur Smith, ahead of his show with Phil Nice 'Oof' at Soho Theatre.

Leigh Bowery was a multifaceted artist whose influence remains profound. The Tate Modern's exhibition offers an assault in the senses.

This represents a treasure-trove of turn-of-the-century masterpieces provides compelling viewing for anyone wanting to see European art.

Stalled is the tale of an all women's space, where each can confront their demons and dreams, lifting each other unexpectedly.

Man in the Mirror - A fitting tribute to the music of Michael Jackson.

Review of Firebird, playing at King's Head Theatre

Review of Snow White Adult Panto

Review of “Why a Black Woman Will Neve Be Prime Minister” playing at Camden People’s theatre.

London Born and Bred review of the Tattooer, Charing Cross Theatre