250 Drawings and One Collective Commitment
Artists Unite to Support the Drawing Biennial 2026 The Drawing Biennial 2026 returns with more than 250 newly commissioned drawings by leading international artists.…
Corporate Scandal in Peckham
The Dulwich Players is producing local writer Lucy Prebble’s award-winning play ENRON at Theatre Peckham this month. It’s 2001: As the millennium rises, a…
Roots Sisters Special
International Women’s Day Celebration London’s much-loved vintage rhythm & blues club night, Malted Shake proudly presents a Roots Sisters Special this International Women’s Day;…
Ascetic//Aesthetic
The Eight Year Project Rod Kitson has been painting his studio flat for eight years. Not some slow-burn decorating job but bit by bit.…
Rise and Fall of a Temple
Rise and Fall of a Temple, a major exhibition at Chelsea Space by artist Eva Sajovic that invites audiences to reconsider the idea of…
Edward II
“All live to die, and rise to fall” This all-female version of Christopher Marlowe’s play brings a fresh take on this classic tale of…
Flyby Flying into Southwark
‘Our cast are out of this world’ Flyby is a daring new musical, which has its world premiere at Southwark Playhouse Borough soon. Theo…
Review: Vanessa Haynes at Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs
‘A voice that dwells in the ghetto but heads for the boudoir’ Vanessa Haynes is back with a residency at Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs, bringing…
Dark Water Journeys: River Paintings
Real and imaginary landscapes One of the founders of the Bermondsey Artists’ Group, Louise Sheridan has remained in the area and continued painting scenes…
لملمة; Gathering
Areen Hassan and the Tatreez Collective Staffordshire St announced the UK debut of Palestinian artist, Areen Hassan, alongside London-based Tatreez Collective in لملمة; Gathering…
Review: Evening All Afternoon at Donmar Warehouse
‘A reflective, compassionate exploration of a modern family life’ As winter loosens its grip and blue skies return to the capital, the arrival of…
Review: Dear England at New Wimbledon Theatre
‘It really is a play for everyone’ At New Wimbledon Theatre, the Olivier award-winning Dear England continues its national tour, following the struggles and…


















