Through Her Eyes brings together three artists whose practices are rooted in personal experience and unique visual languages. The exhibition explores how themes of motherhood, play, and inner balance are […]
From 6 March to 12 April, Marylebone Theatre hosts Yentl — a contemporary bilingual production by Kadimah Yiddish Theatre, following sold-out runs and five-star reviews, including performances at the Sydney […]
Gorky’s Summerfolk returns to the stage in a striking new adaptation at the National Theatre. Set during a languid summer in 1905, the play follows Russia’s privileged elite as they […]
On 31 March and 1 April 2026, Belarus Free Theatre brings Kitchen Revolution to the Barbican Conservatory as part of Scene Change. Part dinner, part debate, the evening gathers audiences […]
From April 1 to 29, Barbican presents Cold War Visions, a film season exploring how the fear of nuclear war was portrayed in cinema across the Eastern Bloc. The programme […]
On April 2, the legendary pianist Martha Argerich joins her long-time collaborator and former protégé Dong Hyek Lim at the Royal Festival Hall. The highlight of the evening is Sergei […]
On April 2, Wigmore Hall presents a chamber programme centred around Dmitry Shostakovich’s Piano Quintet in G minor, one of the composer’s most celebrated chamber works. The piece blends introspective […]
On 4 April 2026, rising artist YAKTAK brings his genre-blending sound to Brixton Jamm in London. Known for mixing rap, pop and rock, his music has quickly gained traction, reaching […]
On April 5, the Berlin-based Vision String Quartet returns to Wigmore Hall with a programme centred around Dmitry Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 7 in F sharp minor. One of the […]
From April 7 to 12, Queen Elizabeth Hall hosts the joyful and moving stage adaptation of Onjali Q. Raúf’s The Boy at the Back of the Class. Told from a […]
From 9 to 20 April, Lewisham Arthouse presents Estates: Fragile Utopia by Russian artist Pavel Otdelnov. The exhibition examines post-war British council estates as material remnants of a utopian social […]
On April 11, pianist David Brain performs a solo recital at St Cyprian’s Church in Marylebone, opening the programme with Sergei Prokofiev’s fiery suite Sarcasms, Op.17. Written when the composer […]
On April 11, the National Youth Orchestra takes the stage at the Royal Festival Hall with Collide — a programme exploring timeless stories of love, courage and conflict through music. […]
On 13 April, Wigmore Hall welcomes the acclaimed French ensemble Quatuor Arod, celebrated for their refined sound and remarkable ensemble precision. The lunchtime programme pairs Haydn’s elegant String Quartet Op. […]
On 13 April, violist Timothy Ridout and pianist Federico Colli take the Wigmore Hall stage with a compelling chamber programme bridging Romantic lyricism and 20th-century introspection. The evening features Schumann’s […]
On 15 April at Barbican Hall, the London Symphony Orchestra under Sir Antonio Pappano performs Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5 — a landmark of 20th-century music. Presented in the Half Six […]
On 16 April at Barbican Hall, the London Symphony Orchestra under Sir Antonio Pappano presents a wide-ranging programme blending British colour, Hollywood lyricism and Soviet-era intensity. The evening opens with […]
On April 16, Aurora Orchestra brings its distinctive Orchestral Theatre approach to Stravinsky’s groundbreaking ballet The Rite of Spring at the Royal Festival Hall. The first half of the evening […]