Whats On

Fresh from a sell-out Edinburgh Fringe run, Tadiwa Mahlunge is set to bring his debut stand-up show to Soho.

Skate Lates, at Somerset House in the Strand, Westminster, features a series of music nights throughout the winter season.

As part of their regular residencies, DNSC will be at EartH in Stoke Newington Road, Dalston, on November 24 and Moth Club in Valette Street, Hackney Central, on December 15.

Performed in its original combination of piano and percussion, Les Noces – The Departure, will be performed by the New Movement Collective at Woolwich works on January 13, and 14.

Afrobeat-inspired rock-funk-psych group from Manchester, Agbeko, are stopping off at the Peckham Levels bar, in Rye Lane, Peckham, on December 1, as part of their 2023 UK tour.

Take it from a family who love this place, there are few more festive, cosy family nights out in the capital

There is a packed programme of new shows lined up including the world premiere production of Nutcracker. Wild-spirited, mischievous and a lot of fun, this reinvention of Nutcracker is for anyone who wants to live life in full technicolour.

Nearly 200 artworks from people living in prisons, secure mental health facilities, immigration removal centres and young offender institutions are coming together for an exhibition.

Be guided through the seasons by woodland characters in this new immersive production. Magical woodland characters appear at every turn, guiding children and adults through the new beginnings of spring, summer and autumn

A group of Jamaican jazz artists are taking this year’s London Jazz Festival by storm, writes Claudia Lee. Each artist will perform their own fresh take on the genre, and their own stories on how Jamaica has influenced their sound.

The UK’s only comedy podcast the Cheerful Earful festival will be hosting a number of shows at two South London pubs until November 5th.

Brixton Chamber Orchestra (BCO) will present the second instalment of its residency at the cinema, in Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, on November 2, Film Orchestrated: Silent Slapsticks.

Between November 10 and 19, the World Heart Beat concert hall will host an array of talented jazz artists and groups for EFG London Jazz Festival.

Soda Blonde have just followed up their critically acclaimed debut album, Small Talk, from 2021, with a more experimental concoction of tracks in their new album, Dream Big.

Comedian duo Max and Ivan will be showing Max and Ivan: Life, Choices at London’s Soho Theatre in Dean Street, Soho, for just five days from January 15 to 20.

Diwali is one of the most popular festivals in Hinduism and is celebrated by Hindus all over the world.