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John Haidar directs this Pulitzer Prize-winning drama at Guildhall School. Thornton Wilder’s timeless play, set in a fictional American small town, asks questions about the meaning of love, life and death.

This gripping new thriller by Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu, told with dynamic lyricism, takes us on a journey through the dualities of light and dark that exist within us all.  

Award-winning poet and playwright Carol Ann Duffy’s thrilling contemporary adaptation of the fifteenth century play The Summoning of Everyman, is directed by Katherine Nesbitt. 

Guildhall's Chamber Music Festival opens with a programme of chamber works by Malcolm Arnold, Dmitri Shostakovich, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and Antonin Dvořák. 

Sign up to Guildhall Young Artists King’s Cross before 12 September, to get 20% off each course and an additional free session  

Guildhall welcomes pianist Kyoko Hashimoto for a piano masterclass.

Led by current Guildhall jazz student and bassist Lucy Clarke and alumnus Mark Fincham this Guildhall Jazz department showcase pays tribute to the late great genius bassist of British jazz Ron Mathewson.

Postgraduate pianists and composers create new works for piano duo, performing them alongside more standard repertoire from the late 20th and 21st centuries.

Guildhall musicians offer a programme of piano repertoire by Beethoven, Chopin and Albéniz in this early evening concert.

Inspired by Euripides’ ancient Greek tragedy 'The Bacchae, Dennis of Penge' is an epic, mythical, heroic tale by Annie Siddons, drawing on real experiences and relationships from Siddons’ childhood in South East London.