Fragments of memory: Bucharest-Pompeii-London Past Present is a new exhibition from London-based Romanian artist Ioana Marinescu exploring the recuperation of cultural memory. The project…

Roughly a week ago Boris Johnson resigned from parliament claiming that a ‘witch hunt’ was taking place against him and that he was “being…

In the summer, Southwark Park Galleries will present an extensive installation by multidisciplinary artist Tim Spooner for his largest UK solo exhibition in a…

Having been my don’t-miss viewing on 80s and 90s TV, I knew Spitting Image The Musical (Idiots Assemble) was going to be a winner,…

In the stunning new open-air theatre Get your tickets to see SuRie as Annie Oakley and Charlie McCullagh as Frank Butler in ‘Annie Get Your Gun’.…

A heist of comic proportions The Crown Jewels is a riotous new comedy based on the most unbelievable royal caper in British history. Charismatic and…

Windrush Weekend celebrates 75 years of art, culture and creativity within south London’s Carribean community, across generations and beyond. From 22 – 25 June…

Summer 2023 sees the launch of ‘In a Field by a Bridge’, a weekend festival with a  unique backdrop. In a community park, beside…

The very first Gilbert & Sullivan operetta I saw was Sasha Regan’s all-male The Mikado – more years ago than I can remember –…

Tate Modern’s new exhibition perhaps poses the question of whether in the age of the camera, we need artists, but there is no definitive…

Andy Hamilton included in his act how strangers would point, stare and say that they know him from somewhere but can’t think where (He…

Groundhog Day is on again If this musical version of Groundhog Day is a fraction as good as the film then it will be…