This July, St Katharine Docks sees the return of its ‘Screen on the Water’, which will exclusively show the entire Wimbledon Tennis Championships 2024.…

There is such a thing as a free lunch Ivor Wilkins grew up and learnt his street-smarts in West London where he would open…

A cherry-picked festival From The Fringe is a cherry-picked 18 show, micro-fringe festival throughout June that includes, comedy, musicals and drama. Next up is…

I have been waiting with intense anticipation for this night to come along so that I could see Shalamar perform – one of my…

Highlighting the Struggles of Love Every year the Edinburgh Fringe throws up new shows and productions that have brilliant successful runs during the festival…

Captivating, larger-than-life performances By the time I saw the blood-red gravel strewn across the thrust stage at Southwark Playhouse I already knew the premise…

Magnus Rodwell’s Hidden London Magnus Rodwell, half Swedish-half English, grew up in Bournemouth and only knew London from the occasional tourist visit: ‘I would…

Windrush Day will be celebrated at the South London Gallery through art, culture and creativity within the Caribbean community, across generations. Saturday 22nd June…

Visualise Your Brainwaves Most of the world must be Pink Floyd fans seeing how they’ve been tantalising our ears for the best part of…

Sumptuous settings draw audiences into the fantasy of the world’s most loved ballet The State Ballet of Georgia has announced casting for Swan Lake…

Re-uniting the Olivier Award-nominated team behind Midsummer Mechanicals, Shakespeare’s Globe and Splendid Productions present Rough Magic at Shakespeare’s Globe this summer, running in the…

A Burger Bun with Structural Integrity  Despite being more than prepared to cater for a plethora of weather eventualities, everyone knows that al fresco…