Chris Leicester’s latest play, 180⁰ Chord, tells the tale of when a ruthless copper ends up in the same place that he has been…

You’re born in one country. But your parents come from a different one. So what does that make you? Written and performed by Declan…

Steve Cornish spent about the first half of his life on the Dickens Estate; it was where a deep love for Bermondsey and its…

Beautiful Little Fool tells the story of Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald through the eyes of their daughter Scottie, as she rediscovers the lives…

It’s an evening class in the room of a small school but who is teaching who in Tim Connery’s play, Masterclass? Thanks to a…

The show leaves everyone smiling If you think you know The Nutcracker, think again. Secret Theatre’s The Nutcracker Noir, currently playing at Protein Studios…

“A star-studded flamboyant court of queens” This adult musical version of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, Snow White, is a real drag – but…

A macabre tonic to pantomime season In the information age we live in, we are never far from sensationalism, whether through news outlets or…

Pint-sized panto packed with personality The Bridge House Theatre, tucked inside a local pub I was visiting for the first time, has clearly built…

A sharp, accessible comedy Picture this: It’s the early 1900s and alongside two other couples, you’ve been married for a whopping 25 years. You…

Puwanarajah rarely opts for the easy laugh Twelfth Night is one of Shakespeare’s most performed comedies and when it comes to the back end…

A fun, festive and tongue-in-cheek night out Diversity take to the stage in Robin Hood with a South London takeover of Sherwood Forest that…