This tale of two mothers sees renowned Iraqi drag queen Glamrou face renowned Iraqi queen, Glamrou’s mother, after years of separation and savagery, fighting…

A satire about trying to survive in a place that no longer welcomes you Maria Who? Theatre Company are delighted to announce the return,…

Set in County Offaly in the Irish midlands, Heaven sees 20-year married couple, Mairead and Mal, find themselves at something of a crossroads, struggling to keep…

A collaborative production between Outhouse Gallery and Crystal Kabinett presents two parallel exhibitions across South London.  These regeneration projects, both of who salvaged forgotten…

Rotherhithe artist Ed Gray has just completed a monumental work that depicts the poignant service at the war memorial in West Lane on Remembrance…

An animated take on Social Realism Theatre group 1927 presents a funny yet thought-provoking analysis of class, British institutions, and familial structures in Please…

The Snow Goes On Bare knuckle pugilist Tom Cribb endured much for the sake of his art but even he might have thrown in…

This month’s Man With A Pan gathering was a lesson in Moroccan cuisine with a Turkish twist, and a celebration of Christmas by adding…

A Cavalcade of Excitement ‘It was a cold, dark night’ has, I believe, been voted the worst ever opening to a novel, so when…

Will Amelia get her way? Will Frederick escape his fate? First performed in 1798, Lovers’ Vows is the work of trailblazing actress and writer Elizabeth Inchbald.  It was…

30 Year Pub Project The Gerald Moore Gallery presents a solo exhibition titled Locals by Lydia Wood, an exhibition of work from the ongoing…

Connect 24 is Rod Kitson’s latest exhibition at the gallery space that seems to be turning more people into artists than art schools. It…