Queer, Naturally – All Different, All Equal, All Welcome
A Celebration of LGBTQIA+ Identity, Nature, Art and Faith This July, a vibrant partnership blooms across Peckham and beyond. Copleston Church and Community Centre,…
Hospice host an exhibition of palliative care in photographs from across thew world
‘The suffering is only intolerable when nobody cares’ – said founder Dame Cicely Sanders Photos focusing on stories and perspectives on death from across…
Review: Hercules – Theatre Royal Drury Lane
This is not history this is high end histrionics! What do I know about Hercules? Not a lot, actually. I’m hoping Disney can fill…
Wimbledon By The River
The riverbank is alive with the buzz of summer London Bridge City announced the much-anticipated return of Summer by the River, a vibrant festival…
Rocky Horror Show in Wimbledon
A guaranteed party of horror, comedy and music The producers of Richard O’Brien’s legendary rock ‘n’ roll musical the Rocky Horror Show, have added…
Cara and Kelly are Best Friends Forever For Life
Written by the Bruntwood and Women’s Prize Longlisted playwright Mojola Akinyemi, Cara and Kelly are Best Friends Forever For Life is a searing, darkly…
The Trials
Are they delivering justice or just seeking revenge? “Everyone lived like we did! Well…maybe not everyone. But…I wasn’t any worse than anyone else” The…
An American Melt
Eleanor Thorn’s Tuned In London once again brings exciting music to Rotherhithe with An American Melt, writes Michael Holland. This show on July 4th…
Review: James Blake at Southbank Centre
Heavenly and haunting James Blake’s impressive artistry is highlighted in a powerful show during his night of Little Simz’s Meltdown at Southbank Centre, writes…
In Memoriam David Allen (28/3/1961 – 7/6/2025)
Farewell to a Southwark Park Gallery Stalwart Dave Allen spent most of his life in a dark room developing photographs that brought light and…
Heaven in the Fridge – Paradise in a Tub
The taste of London is in ice cream A collaboration between an artisan ice-cream maker, the Manze pie and mash dynasty, Tayyabs, the East…
Review: In Praise of Love: Orange Tree Theatre
It looks and ‘smells’ of the 1970s. This late work by Terrence Rattigan is simply outstanding. Insightful, passionate writing that in the hands of…


















