Musicals based on historical events and people are nothing new. Artistic licence is always given to fill in the gaps of a tale that…

LOOP has been presenting the best in new printmaking through annual exhibitions since 2005. The 2021 exhibition featured recent work from internationally exhibiting artists,…

Southwark Playhouse presents The Bit-Players by José Sanchis Sinisterra, translated from Los Figurantes by William Gregory and adapted with the company. Directed by Pepa Duarte and Sergio…

Tennessee Williams’ rarely performed ‘The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore’, an extraordinary play set on an exclusive mountaintop villa off the Amalfi coast,…

Last Sunday the  English National Opera (ENO) presented a performance of one of the most famous operas of all time, Puccini’s La bohème, with…

It is the turn of the 20th Century in New York. An era is exploding. A century is spinning. And the people are moving…

Joining Simon Russell Beale in the title role of John Gabriel Borkman, Clare Higgins as Gunhild Borkman and Lia Williams as Ella Rentheim, are…

It’s a kind of magic show but is it wonderful? ‘Planet Hollywood’ restaurant closed its West End  doors forever, during the covid shutdown. This…

Using spectacular back projection effects and photography this is a play about Mary Shelley and her Monster; Michael Faraday, the father of electricity; vibrating…

Well, here’s value for money: two Chekhov plays for the price of one. The Union, together with ART theatre, filled my night with culture,…

Bringing the supernatural to South London this autumn, Lazarus Theatre Company are transforming Christopher Marlowe’s classic Doctor Faustus into a multi-sensory theatrical experience. The…

The UK’s leading musical theatre company for young people, British Youth Music Theatre, presents two new musicals at The Mack, Mountview, Peckham next week. …