You walk away from the bustling Southbank and into the Hayward Gallery, two doors later you are lost. You have come to see Mike…

Power Play Productions and The Daddyless Daughters Project presents a groundbreaking exhibition of photographic portraits, letters and films from 30 former prisoners of HMP…

The award-winning, critically acclaimed production of Martin Sherman’s Rose transfers to the West End this summer and Maureen Lipman will once again take the title…

To celebrate International Women’s Day, 14 South London Women Artists have come together to bring a range of art works celebrating women, our rights,…

Kelsey Michael, a veritable movable feast, was born in Gloucestershire, grew up in Somerset, then moved to New Cross where she had her first…

Due to the sheer depth of the works of Shakespeare, the amount of adaptations and new works that have been inspired by them are…

You know that when two estranged brothers, who have both led very different lives, return home for their father’s funeral, you know a lot…

Berthe Morisot: Shaping Impressionism, is the first major UK exhibition of the renowned Impressionist since 1950. In partnership with the Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris,…

Brixton House announces their Happy Meal – Pay-It-Forward Scheme. Led by Happy Meal writer Tabby Lamb, the scheme is in support and aid of…

‘This is too dramatic!’ exclaims Frida, our eldest young reviewer as the lights go up after the first half of ballet LORENT’s spectacular Imagine…

Rotherhithe’s newest theatre space at The Hithe is the latest home for Phil Willmott’s Rotherhithe Playhouse Company currently performing The Wizard of Oz and…

“I want to scream. I need an entirely new life because the old one isn’t working, there’s a war going on inside me and…