Southbank Centre
Top Hat
A dazzling whirlwind of romance, comedy, and toe-tapping dance set to Irving Berlin's timeless tunes
Film, theatre, music, art and more – there’s always something happening in South Bank! Browse what’s on and grab your tickets to see a world-class show, experience an international festival or catch an exciting debut by an emerging artist.
Southbank Centre
A dazzling whirlwind of romance, comedy, and toe-tapping dance set to Irving Berlin's timeless tunes
Southbank Centre
A night of festive favourites at the Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall.
Shrek's Adventure! London
Follow the sweet scent of gingerbread to meet Gingy for his Christmas Sweet & Greet
St John's Waterloo
Join the London Welsh Rugby Club Choir for this enchanting charity carol concert
Southbank Centre
Bluey, Bingo, Bandit and Chilli return to the South Bank in this live show
Between the Bridges
Grab your tickets for this fun, fan-led club night dedicated to worshipping at the altar of Taylor Swift.
BFI IMAX
Watch the third instalment of James Cameron’s epic Avatar trilogy on the UK’s biggest screen
73 Waterloo at St John's
Enjoy carol singing, mince pies and mulled wine at St John’s traditional carol service.
Southbank Centre
Join TV’s favourite doctors on a dino-mite adventure in a gigantic brand-new show.
BrewDog Waterloo
Kick off the school holidays with this fun family Christmas disco at BrewDog Waterloo
BFI Southbank
The BFI celebrates the enduring influence and legacy of the late great David Lynch
Southbank Centre
Ignite your child's imagination at this ingenious loose-parts play adventure playground.
Southbank Centre
Southbank Centre’s monthly resident poetry and live music night, brings the best of new spoken word to the stage
St John's Waterloo
Unique music festival celebrating the rich legacy of composers who live or lived in exile
Southbank Centre
Southbank Centre celebrates this year’s finalists in the world’s most prestigious prize for poetry.
The Old Vic
Witty, moving and flirtatious, Stoppard’s masterpiece is brought thrillingly to life by acclaimed director Carrie Cracknell
National Theatre
Jazz, Broadway and the Great Depression come together in this tale of paternity and corruption in 1930s New York
Southbank Centre
London’s leading festival for families returns to the Southbank Centre for the 24th year
Hayward Gallery
Immense and intricate web-like installations explore the body, memory, consciousness and the fragility of existence
Hayward Gallery
Artworks made from unconventional materials and overlooked objects reveal personal and collective stories
The Gods are behaving badly in this epic new queer parody musical at The Vaults