Sonics in Toren is a triumphant display of extraordinary physical strength, balance and trust like nothing I have ever witnessed before.

A fast-paced comedy sketch show that didn't quite meet the mark.

The Wonderful Life is a routine made by and for geeks. A lover of geekery comes into his own as Lieven Scheire.

I went to see the Hampstead Murder Mystery at the behest of Jo. I'm glad she asked me to.

Will Durst's show is filled with original observations about the humorous aspects of the baby boomer generation's way of life.

Sketch-show trio bring awkward social encounters to life in a very funny and interestingly performed show.

Foreign film is always different because the way in which different cultures and people make films differ wildly.

Siobhan Davies Dance are an Arts Award Centre, and supporter. They deliver a terrific range of events, workshops and programmes for young people. We caught up with Projects Coordinator, Emily Jenkins to find out more.

Trinity Rock & Pop offers musicians the chance to gain formal qualifications in rock and pop music, right up to Grade 8. We caught up with Christopher Walters, Head of Qualifications for music at Trinity to find out more.

Voluntary Arts Week finishes tomorrow. We caught up with Voluntary Arts, Development Lead, Cassandra Barron to find out more...

Think there aren't enough films that tackle serious female issues? The London Feminist Film Festival hopes to fix that. We caught up with festival director, Anna Read to find out more.

Daphna Attias and Terry O'Donovan are alumni of The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama's MA in Advanced Theatre Practice. Louise Ripley-Duggan took some time to chat with them about their theatre company, Dante or Die, and their time studying at Central.