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Film, theatre, music, art and more – there’s always something happening in South Bank!
National Theatre
A striking new staging of Christopher Hampton’s celebrated adaptation of Choderlos de Laclos’ classic novel
Southbank Centre
Peek behind the curtain on a guided tour behind the scenes at this iconic concert venue
Southbank Centre
Multimedia exhibition telling the story of London’s original skate space over the past half-century.
BFI Southbank
A major two-month survey of Brazilian cinema spanning the 1930s to the present day
BFI Southbank
The BFI and BFI IMAX present the complete works of the visionary Mexican filmmaker
BFI Southbank
This fascinating film season paints a rich picture of British life in the postwar years
Southbank Centre
Ignite your child's imagination at this ingenious loose-parts play adventure playground.
National Theatre
The global phenomenon gallops home to the National Theatre
Lambeth Palace Library
Step into the story of one of London’s oldest continuously cultivated gardens at Lambeth Palace Library
Big Belly Comedy Club
The best UK comedians deliver their newest jokes for the first time at this monthly stand-up night.
Southbank Centre
Find a creative home in the heart of the city at these free monthly workshops
Lambeth Palace Library
A unique opportunity to explore the grand halls of the historic Lambeth Palace.
Big Belly Comedy Club
The no-holds-barred comedic contest comes to South Bank
BFI IMAX
BFI IMAX brings back five blockbuster Spielberg classics for a special limited season
Southbank Centre
Marvel at our planet and the universe through the eyes of astronauts in this multi-media live concert
Queen's Walk
The month-long celebration of architecture and place-making comes to South Bank.
BFI Southbank
The BFI celebrates the centenary of, arguably, the most iconic star in cinema history.
The Garden Museum
Step back in time to a radical art school in 1950s Suffolk led by artist and plantsman Cedric Morris
Oxo Gallery
Ceramic artist Caroline Cole brings nature’s hidden patterns to life at Oxo Gallery.
An open studio evening of discussion and critical reflection on the role of the artist in public life.