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Flabbergast Theatre has announced the full cast for its 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe production of Samuel Beckett’s Endgame, led by Complicité co-founder Annabel Arden, who joins the company as Nell. One of British theatre’s most influential directors, performers and teachers, Arden co-founded Complicité with Simon McBurney and has built an international career spanning theatre, opera and broadcasting.

Very Rascals Productions and Feuille Dooley Productions are delighted to announce the world premiere of Relative Motion, a gripping new play by British-South African writer Stephanie Greenwood, running at Southwark Playhouse Borough in The Little auditorium from 11 November to 5 December. Blending romantic comedy, psychological thriller and black comedy, the production explores the subtle shifts through which manipulation can take root and reshape a relationship.

England’s World Cup dream is over – but for millions of fans, the tournament may not be. After a heartbreaking 2-1 semi-final defeat to Argentina, the Three Lions are out, with Argentina now set to face Spain in Sunday’s World Cup final. New research from Heathrow Express suggests plenty of UK fans may already know who they’ll be backing.

Tony Award winner Laura Benanti returns to Underbelly Soho with Nobody Cares, her acclaimed solo comedy that blends stand‑up, storytelling and original songs. A New York Times Critic’s Pick, the show now enjoys a strictly limited two‑week run from 14–26 July. Across 65 fast‑moving minutes, she weaves personal anecdotes with humour to explore people‑pleasing, ageing, relationships, motherhood, and the chaos of daily life.

The Smile of Her marks Academy Award, Golden Globe and Emmy winner Christine Lahti’s London stage debut, and it’s a strikingly intimate one. The play is a deeply personal autobiographical work that Christine both wrote and performs, tracing her life from 1950s suburban Michigan to the present day. She revisits her childhood as the third of six children, the discipline and expectations that shaped her, and the gender norms that governed her early years.

The heat was officially turned up in Marble Arch this evening, as multi-Michelin starred chef Gordon Ramsay welcomed guests to the launch of Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen at The Cumberland Hotel, marking the long-awaited UK debut of the globally renowned restaurant concept inspired by his Emmy Award-winning television series.

From supper clubs to a Thai culture takeover by Tower Bridge, London’s calendar this week has something for every kind of curious. Here’s what’s worth your time. 1. Duchy x Paddy Maher Shoreditch’s Duchy – the Phipp Street restaurant from Alex Grant and chef Simon Shand, set in the former home of Leroy – takes its inspiration from the Duchy of Savoy and the shared food culture of the French-Italian border.

New research from SMA® Nutrition reveals that 82% of parents of under-5s search online at least a few times a month for reassurance about baby poo, digestion or tummy discomfort. In response, SMA® Nutrition is launching The Infant Gut Health Journey, an expert-led guide designed to help parents understand the vital, yet often overlooked, role that gut health plays in a baby’s early development.

EVENT DETAILS: 23rd July 2026 Location: Flannels at W1 Curates, 161-167 Oxford St, London W1D 2JP Timings: 18:00 – 21:00 Tickets Available Eventbrite For one night only, Asahi Super Dry will transform W1 Curates on Oxford Street into a Tokyo-inspired world of discovery, launching its brand-new Asahi Seeks: Hidden Tokyo experience in the heart of London on Thursday, 23rd July.

Veg-led food brand, Gosh! is transforming a local greengrocer to host the UK’s first veg-themed rave This summer, Gosh! is turning its mad about veg philosophy into reality following the launch of its latest campaign, by transforming an everyday greengrocer into London’s most unexpected party destination. The free one day only experience will turn Stoke Newington’s iconic Woody’s Fresh Pick’s local fruit and veg shop into a full-blown celebration of veg obsession.