The Afronauts
‘As long as a man can dream, he can push the limits of what’s possible’ The Royal Court Theatre and Nica Burns announce the…
The Coal Shed is on Fire!
Bermondsey Restaurant Revives 2011 Prices The Coal Shed celebrates its 15th anniversary by turning back the clock and bringing some of its best-loved original…
High Society Comes to Bromley
Overflowing with the best of Cole Porter’s songbook Bromley will soon be welcoming the dazzling new production of Cole Porter’s musical High Society at…
The Wanted 2.0 on Tour
On at London’s iconic Scala Over 15 years since they founded one of the country’s most successful pop boybands, Max George and Siva Kaneswaran…
From the Tank Farm to Peek Frean’s
‘I was concussed three times playing hockey in Holland – twice as a spectator!’ Frank Clough-Turner was born at 3, Balaclava Road in May…
Ghosts
They don’t die. They don’t vanish. They walk the world again Norway, 1881. Years ago, Helene sent her beloved son away from the family…
Review: Carmen at Blackheath Halls
Getting Busy with Bizet in Blackheath The excitement created by the orchestra fizzed through the audience like an electric storm – and they were…
Review: Tru at Menier Chocolate Factory
It was all change at the theatre last, and all a bit secretive… We had to wait to be guided in to our seats…
Review: Cranes at Broadway Theatre
“I read that if you fold a thousand origami cranes, you’ll be granted a wish…” This one-woman show written and performed by Demi Wilson-Smith…
A Shakespearean tale of ambition, betrayal and conspiracy
Rewrite history, or repeat it? INTERMISSION YOUTH presents Julius Caesar Remixed at Omnibus Theatre, London for a four-week run from 11 November to 5…
Girls
“They leave a trail of fire and flesh. If they followed it – if somebody followed the stench – they would find us” Nigeria,…
Shakespeare’s Cousin
A play for today – Set in Elizabethan England White Bear Theatre will premiere Shakespeare’s Cousin, a play by actor, writer and director Jonathan…
