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Film, theatre, music, art and more – there’s always something happening in South Bank!
Southbank Centre
Peek behind the curtain on a guided tour behind the scenes at this iconic concert venue
The Garden Museum
Step back in time to a radical art school in 1950s Suffolk led by artist and plantsman Cedric Morris
National Theatre
A brand-new musical based on the award-winning film about the 1984 Miners' Strike
Hayward Gallery
The Hayward presents one of London's biggest contemporary art exhibitions of the year.
Kick back and relax on a deckchair while soaking up a summer of sport on the big screen.
BFI IMAX
Don't miss the chance to watch Christopher Nolan's epic projected in 70mm IMAX on Britain's biggest screen.
Bankside Hotel
A contemporary exhibition exploring craft, texture and design, curated by Contemporary Collective x DA Gallery.
Lambeth Palace Library
Lambeth Palace Library explores how seafaring and maritime life shaped life in London and beyond.
The Old Vic
Alan Ayckbourn's witty comedy of sex, class and marital misunderstanding.
National Theatre
Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss blend myth and modern psychology in this powerful new production
Hayward Gallery
The Taiwanese artist presents his imaginative, idiosyncratic and quietly provocative multimedia work.
National Theatre
Letitia Wright stars in Tracey Scott Wilson’s seminal newsroom thriller
Lambeth Palace Library
A unique opportunity to explore the grand halls of the historic Lambeth Palace.
Big Belly Comedy Club
A psychologist analyses comedians – live on stage
Gabriel's Wharf
Meet the makers with two weekends of free art, live music and performance
Big Belly Comedy Club
The best UK comedians deliver their newest jokes for the first time at this monthly stand-up night.
26 Leake Street
The new wave indie-pop star performs at 26 Leake Street ahead of the release of her new album.
Southbank Centre
This one-of-a-kind mixed-reality classical music experience places audiences inside the performance.
St John's Waterloo
Tracing the journeys and influence of émigré musicians from Nazi-Europe in Britain
St John's Waterloo
A symposium exploring the overlooked role of immigrants and refugees in the Festival of Britain