Dunnes Stores, Dublin, July 1984: As a South African grapefruit rolls towards the shop till it will start something that will take nearly three years…

A Midsummer Night’s Dream, directed by Elle While (The Merry Wives of Windsor, 2019; As You Like It, Hamlet, 2018), will soon be opening…

When I read the show warnings of mental health crisis, infanticide and sexual violence for ‘Further than the furthest thing’ I was braced for…

Jack Fairey’s The Sun, The Mountain, and Me is a new solo show starring Max Puplett that melds ancient myth and historical anecdote with emotive storytelling to…

Pulitzer Prize for Drama finalist in 2015, Marjorie Prime, Jordan Harrison’s look at a wealthy American family of the future and their relationship with…

Extant, the UK’s leading theatre company of visually impaired performers has joined forces with a year-round touring panto company, Simply Smiley, to present Super…

 Maya Angelou said: “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how…

Family favourite BBC CBeebies returns to Shakespeare’s Globe with Twelfth Night for four live performances on 30 and 31 May performed in London’s iconic…

Factual Actual: Ensemble is Southwark Park Galleries’ new immersive and performative installation by internationally renowned choreographer and visual artist Florence Peake. Enveloping both our galleries,…

I popped over the water to catch local artist Rod Kitson doing his portrait-painting thing over Brick Lane at The Other Art Fair, in…

When I was asked to review Pizza Pilgrims’ Bermondsey Street store I realised I knew very little about them, so did some research before…

For the third time in recent months, Danny Baker has played Blackheath Halls with the third of his shows that profess to be different…