Singer, actress and author, Jessica Martin is bringing her new cabaret show A Life Under Lights back to the capital.
Sharing her own experiences of the entertainment industry, she moves from impersonating Edith Piaf, to her time in Doctor Who.
Jessica Martin will be returning to the Crazy Coqs with her cabaret show A Life Under Lights on the 27th of September.
It follows two musicians who are evicted from their South London squat
The four-time Grammy nominated performer has had fourteen top ten singles and is now embarking on a tour across the UK including a performance at St Pancras New Church this evening.
Tom came in to tell Alicia all about the scheme alongside Gennaro Castaldo from BPI.
Having sold 3,000,000 copies of his books worldwide and had them translated into 15 languages his latest psychological thriller looks at the in laws from hell and the family dynamic he's entered into after recently getting married.
A play - about two women writing a play - is heading for the Hope Theatre.
The latest version is set in Calcutta, rather than Norway and follows a young Bengali woman, married to an English government official.
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Adapted from a novella by Colin Barrett, the film paints a very different picture of rural Ireland, from other stories told about the country.
The exhibition entitled 'Omaha Sketchbook' looks at the changing roles of men in modern society.
It is part of a series of events called called Bridge Together
20 world leading artists, from Grayson Perry to Sir Anthony Gormley, and the Connor Brothers have donated pieces to help the charity continue its work to support people who suffer from serious illness.
The Australian actor, Josh Piterman has become the disfigured musical genius haunting the depths of the Paris Opera House.
Historian, Philip Parker has used more than 80 years of A to Z maps to write a book about the history of London.
With more than 25 years of song writing under her belt, she's just released a new single called 'Holding On'
It follows a mother who fights to keep her family together after an incident involving her son.
Tricia Tuttle says the 63rd Festival will continue to push boundaries when it comes to gender representation.
A new series exploring extraordinary Londoners and some of the challenges the capital faces.
YouTube mini series about life with HIV hits the big screen
22 pieces of his artwork are being hung around Fortnum & Mason, most of which have been uniquely designed for the exhibition.
Strange will be performing the American's singer's greatest hits.
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences
