All that is Bright’ is an eclectic new art exhibition by South London Women Artists, a critically acclaimed collective of over 50 female artists…

When I was invited to review Marugame Udon, the new Japanese restaurant in the centre of Bromley’s shopping district, I conjured up images of…

Papatango Theatre Company has been promoting new writing for over 10 years now. Their Papatango New Writing Prize gives applicants the chance to get…

The Elves & the Shoemaker – a sensory, immersive adaptation from the Brothers Grimm story that is accessible for all including those with dementia…

Ask any young lad to describe their first memories of football and most would recall the waft of liniment oil or the roar of the…

Kerry Jackson is a biting new comedy by April De Angelis (My Brilliant Friend) and will have its world premiere on the National Theatre’s…

‘Bah, Humbug!’ It’s Christmas Eve and Ebenezer Scrooge determines to turn his back on the world, and on Christmas. But a series of ghostly visitors…

Stories of courage are fascinating and challenging. The story of Noor Inayat Khan by Azma Dar is both of those things. Remembrance season, when…

The National Theatre’s new musical Hex returns to the Olivier theatre for Christmas, after its original 2021 opening was delayed due to covid. The…

With this timely retrospective curated by Rianna Jade Parker, 198 Contemporary Arts & Learning celebrates the lifework of pioneering Jamaican artist, Errol Lloyd and his…

As part of LIT!, the finale of Lewisham’s year as the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s London Borough of Culture 2022, The Revel Puck…

WWOS – Musical Productions will return to  Bromley this Autumn with their non-professional production of Calendar Girls. Based on a true story that launched a…