“Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of Life’s longing for itself.” (Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet) Tom Cox Gallery…

Extending her investigations into architecture’s impact on the way we understand, imagine and move through the world, Andrea Ferrero’s ‘The suspense is terrible, I…

The Colour Noise, in partnership with Greenwich Theatre, announced their production of Conor McPherson’s Olivier and Tony Award-nominated dark comedy, The Seafarer. Running from…

This September, a group of artists, many of them based here in South London, are taking over The Old Waiting Room at Peckham Rye…

“For Heaven’s sake let us sit upon this ground and tell sad stories of the death of kings”  Richard II is a story of…

Myself and Cowgirl Kim got a down-home welcome when we walked through the saloon doors of Fabal Beerhall on Friday night for Ron’s Honky…

From Dunkirk Little Ships to WW2 classics St Katharine Docks welcomes the Classic Boat Festival this September with over 70 registered vessels, the biggest…

Get groovin’ to the music of James Brown Best friends Nahum McLean and Darius Drooh first met around 13 years ago, as many lifelong…

The Greatest Showman is in Town Barnum, the classic Broadway musical by Cy Coleman (music), Michael Stewart (lyrics) and Mark Bramble(book) that celebrates the…

A play that explores complex ideas, brought to life by strong performances Director Rex Ryan brings a post-apocalyptic tale into the bunker of the…

Exhibition and new film on days leading up to D-Day The daily news is full of war and senseless killing somewhere in the world,…

Sad, funny, honest and, in the end, full of hope Robbie is 17. His sister Cel is 20. They’ve grown up in and out…