Scents of Summer
Creating a fragrance ‘journey’ as you move from room to room
Hope Sings Eternal at Tate Modern
On 16 September at 8pm Tate Modern will host the world-class vocal ensemble ORA Singers for a unique performance of the 16th century choral…
Boxed In At Surrey Quays
A Southwark artist is inviting members of the public to help him recreate a living room – made out of cardboard. Rod Kitson is working in…
Annie Whiles Reopens Gallery with The Listening Thing
Matt’s Gallery reopens with Annie Whiles’ The Listening Thing, a new work commissioned especially for their 3x3x3 metre cubic gallery space. “Until recently, I…
New Musical Plays for Three Performances
Before After is a staged reading of a brand new musical love story by Stuart Matthew Price and Timothy Knapman, starring real-life husband and…
Artist Turns Covid Hell into Nunhead Heaven
With no Peckham Festival this year, or the eagerly anticipated Nunhead Art Trail, local artist Rafael Klein says, ‘That just seems a shame, but…
Folding Stories Exhibition Closes Brixton Gallery
South London artist Martin Grover has a week-long show and residency at Brixton’s legendary Studio 73 gallery. Sadly this will be one of the…
Musical Theatre Needs an Audience
Hats off to the ‘Showstoppers Totally Improvised Musical’ team for embracing innovation and producing safe, socially distanced live entertainment for the Covid era. Having…
Bermondsey Begins Unfurling the Art World
The world’s panoramic canvas was securely rolled up, folded or boxed for safety and put into what seemed like indefinite storage during the early…
Limin’ With the Trinnies on the Beach
Limin’ is a Trinidadian term for hanging out with friends over food and drinks, and at Limin’ Beach Club people can slip off their shoes and…
Bruce Nauman Back in London After 20 Years
This autumn, Tate Modern will present the first exhibition to show the full breadth of work by Bruce Nauman (b.1941) in London for more…
NEW THEATRICAL READING OF ROALD DAHL’S THE TWITS
The Unicorn is launching a brand-new theatrical reading of one of Roald Dahl’s best-loved books about a most despicable couple, The Twits, the clever…


















