At number 53, to be precise… Four couples gather in a suburban London home for an evening of wine, cheese, and more intimate pleasures.…

South London Women Artists (SLWA) is an acclaimed group of over 80 women who live and work in South London. This month SLWA is showcasing…

The National’s revival of Arthur Miller’s ‘The Crucible’ is a spectacular and classic rendition of a play that on its own is already an…

I’m pedalling to The Union Theatre at dusk for Linda Wilkinson’s latest take on historic London, Ghosts On A Wire. At The Union Jack…

The 4th edition of the Jerwood/Photoworks Award features two photographers whose work, though very different in style and content, wrestles with questions of identity…

Eureka Day begins with a school board meeting between the parents on the Executive Committee of the progressive Eureka Day school in Berkeley, California.…

This October half-term, the Brunel Museum is inviting Southwark’s smallest inhabitants to a special storytelling session.  Bedtime Stories for Very Young Engineers was a…

Ugly Duck Bermondsey announces the return of their flagship programme @Disturbance on November 10 & 11. Championing LGBTQIA+ performance, video and digital artists, the…

Following the success of Mulan Rouge, The Witches of Oz is a brand-new immersive experience combining comedy, cabaret, dining, and a sprinkle of political…

Award winning producers Andy and Wendy Barnes from Global Musicals (Six, The Choir of Man, Pieces of String, Lift) together with Kevin McCollum from…

“It gave me such a buzz… an incredible feeling of fulfilment. In a way, it was what got me through the dark times” For…

Deborah Freeman’s CANDLESTICKS received an Arts Council Writing Bursary in 1993 and is even more relevant and contentious in 2022. Controversial, topical, challenging, sometimes…