Made at Curve’s revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Wizard of Oz, an adaptation of the iconic film, is having its regional premiere at Curve, ahead of a West End transfer

Cages, a rock musical with state-of-the-art technology and a hologram for a leading lady, ends its run at Waterside in a fortnight

The world’s longest-running show, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, visits Manchester Opera House as part of its 70th anniversary UK and Ireland tour

The Mancunion attends the London art-rock band’s ambitious new live experience at Heaven

In an attempt to improve sustainability in the fashion industry, the EU is cutting back on fashion shows. But how worthwhile is this? And who will it affect the most?

Rishi Sunak faces an impossible mission as Britain’s new PM and leader of the Tory Party

The Mancunion reviews London post-punks Sorry’s second album, and it shapes up to be their most vulnerable work to date

The final weekend of All Points East brought out the sequins and glitter, resulting in a huge dance party in East London.

Headlining All Points East, Tame Impala were let down by shoddy sound despite fantastic performances from Montell Fish and FKJ.

Serena heads to All Points East in Victoria Park, with Gorillaz headlining the first day. Other highlights include Remi Wolf, Self Esteem, IDLES and Nia Archives.

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Life of Pi at Wyndham’s Theatre, starring Mina Anwar, Raj Ghatak and Habib Nasib Nader

Molly Gregson reviews the new track from London post-punks Sorry.

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Mexican Geniuses: A Frida & Diego Immersive Experience at Dock X, London

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews My Fair Lady at the London Coliseum

Sterling Press return home to London with an unforgettable night at the Sebright Arms! Deputy Music Editor Serena Jemmett reviews their highly anticipated gig.

A review of the new Mall Grab track from Kristin Cooper.

A review of the new Bakar album by Daniel Brackstone.

Channel 4’s newest series, It’s a Sin, is a compelling portrait of 1980s gay youth, sexual freedom and the beginnings of HIV epidemic

Vibrancy and dynamism of growing up in London leap off the screen in this coming-of-age gem, writes Jonathan Hosking

Writer Heidy Lo visits London for this week’s Let’s Get Away