In front of a wall of dark green doors, a man stands alone. For a moment there is silence. Then, manic dance music plays…

I have been a fan of John Godber OBE since I first saw Bouncers and knew from his dialogue that we both had similar…

In a moment of perfect choreography, maybe even psycho-geography, shared with generations of families of Londoners enjoying a Spring holiday break we instinctively head…

Referencing the unlikely trinity of HBO TV, video games and Christianity, the title drawn from dialogues from the game-turned-series The Last of Us and…

Witness all your favourite divas on stage together, in the singular form of internationally acclaimed performer, Christina Bianco in her one-woman show In Divine…

The trial of the century was how the tabloids tried to bill the Vardy v Rooney showpiece. The Wagatha Christie Trial is the name…

Southwark painter Rod Kitson is launching an exhibition exploring the connections between artist and community that showcases artwork created in collaboration with local people…

Unnamed Saints marks the culmination of work and research begun during her time as Bridget Riley Fellow at the British School Rome (2021/22) and…

The tagline that Tate Britain gives its Rossettis’ retrospective is ‘Radical Romantics’. As we wandered into the 7th room, all romance had departed as…

Written by Amantha Edmead, directed by Euton Daley MBE, and inspired by the storytelling traditions of the West African Griot, SOLD tells the true…

Edward Court grew up in Essex but has now made Bermondsey his home; it is much more convenient to get to work playing Don…

Adapted from the popular 1984 British film ‘A Private Function’, Betty Blue Eyes debuted at the Novello Theatre in 2011 where it earned itself…