Tagged in QUEEN ELIZABETH HALL

Explore The Innards Of London's Concrete Jungle

Love a bit of Brutalism? This tour is for you.

Theatre Group Moves To Southbank After Battersea Arts Centre Blaze

Gecko's show, Missing, finds new home.

Timber! Is Something To Shout About

Superb French Canadian lumberjack circus.

Lose Your Head In The Clouds At The Southbank

Scenes from Magritte's paintings brought to surreal life in charming family show.

Meltdown Festival Round-Up Review And Pictures

Highlights from a dark and dirty week of events.

Moody Meltdown Starts Strong At The Weekend

James Lavelle, Chrissie Hynde and Gilles Peterson at the Southbank Centre.

Goats On The Southbank Centre Roof

Free goaty fun.

Street Artists Attack The Blocks On The Southbank

Global Street Art curates new murals.

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 13–19 March

Our pick of the exciting art, theatre, jazz, dance, and folk events opening this week

Arts Ahead: What’s On In London 20-26 December

We bring you the week's cultural highlights, for the last time this year...

Review – The Colour of Nonsense by Forkbeard Fantasy

Saved by a parrot and a fly.

A Room For London Lands On The Queen Elizabeth Hall

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's hotel-ship on top of the Queen Elizabeth Hall.

Arts Ahead: What’s On In London 15-21 November

Our pick of the best of London's cultural calendar for this week

Top Ten London Jazz Festival Gigs

A dose of jazz a day keeps the doctor away.

Monday Miscellanea

Londony anniversaries this week, and other trivia.

Preview: Night Shift @ Queen Elizabeth Hall

If you still think classical music is stuffy, expensive and uninteresting, try Night Shift on Wednesday at Queen Elizabeth Hall for informal, "No-Rules" classical music.

Review: Hansel & Gretel @ Southbank Centre

The glut of seasonal theatrical entertainment for children is almost at an end. Ostensibly a morality tale which boils down to "don't talk to strangers offering sweets, even if those sweets are literally the size of a house", KneeHigh have gone all Roald Dahl by stuffing their adaptation with macabre overtones, clever contraptions, a larger-than-life villain and precocious children.

Review: Music Through Unconditional Means @ Southbank

Preview: Music Through Unconditional Means@Southbank

Preview: Spaghetti Western Orchestra @ Southbank Centre

Preview: Brian Eno's Apollo @ Southbank

Circus Review: Cirque Invisible @ Queen Elizabeth Hall

Monday Miscellanea

Preview: Summer Gigs @ Southbank Centre