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…

Surreal festive fun and slapstick frolics ‘The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary’, which opened last week at Southwark Playhouse, has a very misleading title.…

Rotherhithe artist Ed Gray has led a project called Everyone Lends A Hand that brought together Boutcher Primary School and the Appleby Blue Community,…

The best piece of theatre I have seen this year The RSC’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream is larger than life and a prime example…

Carlos Acosta Stages A Festive Party  Carlos Acosta reimagines a Christmas classic from a Cuban perspective and with a nutcracker in the form of…

Mill Deal Madness and Southern Skulduggery After two pantos in recent days I had to snap out of ‘Oh yes it is’ mode for…

The performances were near flawless A musical satire about musicals, at the centre of which is a musical love letter to Adolf Hitler is…

The panto that has everything Here we were at probably South London’s biggest panto with some big names on board for Snow White and…

We’ve been tossed, turned and tumbled It was a right mare on Mare Street – the wind was blowing hard and the rain had…