“It took me a while, to realise a poet’s what I am, If what I read out’s not for you, I really don’t give…

Premiering with resounding success at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2022, This is Memorial Device recounts the fictional history of legendary 1980s’ Airdrie post-punk band…

Blackeyed Theatre’s acclaimed Sherlock Holmes: The Valley of Fear is now on at Southwark Playhouse Borough.  Adapted by Nick Lane from Sir Arthur Conan…

The mad parties they had in Butler’s Wharf warehouse was eye-opening The Art of Isolation gallery in Surrey Quays Shopping Centre began as Rod…

Antigone is an underdog in the fight against the system. The New King, Creon, wrestles to control it. In the wake of a bitter civil…

Can anyone persuade Ranevskaya and her aristocratic household that the world is changing, and they must too? The full cast for Chekhov’s The Cherry…

A dynamic, feminist, and pop culture-filled performance All the convincing I needed to see this piece was found by reading: ‘She was a 17-year-old…

Through this year’s National Theatre Connections Festival, Southwark Playhouse celebrates the talent of 150 local young people aged 13-19 as seven groups from the…

The hypocrisy of the studio system We can look forward to a major new production of the multi-award nominated The Tailor-Made Man, which will…

Exhibition draws from the history of the gallery as a former hairdressers.   Coleman Project Space presents a solo exhibition of new site-specific works by…

The temptation of easy money culminated in him being caught in the back of a security van full of money Frank Skully has been…

Blue Elephant Theatre is taking part in the Big Give’s Arts for Impact campaign to raise £5,000 in just one week! The small but…