While taking his dog for an evening walk and looking through all the ‘lonely windows’, Darren Hayman was inspired to create a series of…

Dr Semmelweis has opened at the Harold Pinter Theatre after a successful run at Bristol Old Vic. It tells the story of an overlooked…

The Bermondsey Carnival is back and so is Neville Staple who will be bringing his band with him to entertain us with classic hits…

Peter Cordwell was born in Catford, in a prefab built to house those bombed out by Hitler’s Luftwaffe, and from that beginning his life…

An exhibition of London-based art has been curated by Robin Footitt of the Royal Over-Seas League to portray how the capital has evolved into…

Creepy Boys is the new comedy show from S.E. Grummett and Sam Kruger of Scantily Glad Theatre, that invites you, the audience, to attend…

After two highly successful runs at VAULT Festival and Pleasance London, winner of the VAULT Festival Origins Award and Offie-nominated phenomenon, Dumbledore Is So…

Caravan was almost full when myself and Ms H arrived, which was good to see, and there was a real buzz about the place,…

Some of the biggest names in the art world were rejects once – and now Art Friend is showcasing the best of a new…

“Collage often emerges as a potent resistance against prevailing cultural narratives, while unlocking boundless horizons of possibility and potential futures. June Lam’s artistic embrace…

Danyah Miller commences a West End Season and national UK tour of her acclaimed production of I Believe in Unicorns, based on the story…

I believe I’ve seen the best feel-good film of the year and we’ve not even had the glut of schmaltzy Christmas movies yet, writes…