National Theatre
Pride
A brand-new musical based on the award-winning film about the 1984 Miners' Strike
Film, theatre, music, art and more – there’s always something happening in South Bank!
National Theatre
A brand-new musical based on the award-winning film about the 1984 Miners' Strike
Hayward Gallery
11 days of music, dancing and community curated by the one and only Harry Styles.
The Garden Museum
Join a guided cycling tour exploring unique green spaces in SE1
National Theatre
Sandra Oh takes the title role in a razor-sharp reimagining of Molière’s classic
Hayward Gallery
The Hayward presents one of London's biggest contemporary art exhibitions of the year.
The Garden Museum
Explore stunning immersive floral installations created by top British floral designers.
Southbank Centre
Cool down this summer at Southbank Centre's interactive fountains.
St John's Waterloo
Skip the rush hour crowds and enjoy live classical music for just £6!
Southbank Centre
Music, talks, poetry and screenings centred on this year’s theme of ‘courage’.
Southbank Centre
60 dancers move as one in the UK debut of Stephanie Lake’s Colossus.
Big Belly Comedy Club
A psychologist analyses comedians – live on stage
Southbank Centre
Celebrating outstanding contemporary and classical South Asian music and performance
Southbank Centre
This year's festival includes celebrations of iconic poets Benjamin Zephaniah and Allen Ginsberg.
Big Belly Comedy Club
Two generations. One Mic. What could possibly go wrong?
BFI IMAX
Watch Christopher Nolan's epic take on Homer's Odyssey on Britain's biggest screen.
Southbank Centre
Part rave, part ritual, Shecther II’s new work shatters the barrier between stage and audience.
Southbank Centre
Don't miss one of the biggest ever steel pan performances featuring musicians from across the UK!
Southbank Centre
The crime-biting sensation gets a brand-new musical this summer.
National Theatre
Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss blend myth and modern psychology in this powerful new production
National Theatre
Letitia Wright stars in Tracey Scott Wilson’s seminal newsroom thriller
Southbank Centre
From history and politics to science, sport, and culture, the world’s most popular voices explore the stories shaping our world