London during the Second World War, as seen by artists Until she died, my mum was the last living person I knew who had…

‘Sparks and spaghetti will fly’ Off-West End Award-winner Matthew Iliffe directs Soho Theatre’s Tony Craze Award Winning play, Slippery. John McCrea, best known for…

Heist play hopes to right some wrongs My Uncle Is Not Pablo Escobar was written out of necessity. It is a play created by…

Meet the Gods and Goddesses of Olympus Academy Deep beneath Waterloo, in the labyrinthine tunnels of The Vaults, Ancient Grease crashes onto the stage…

Gasworks presents Bardo Loops, the first UK solo exhibition by artist and filmmaker Gabriel Abrantes. An installation presented over four screens, the work portrays…

A South London hospital has been told it still needs to improve its services following an inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). King’s…

“We’re telling a really important story” Aimee Mutambo is a Lead Pharmacist, Medicines Optimisation at South East London Integrated Care Board, working behind the…

Jack White has first major UK show A major exhibition of works by the American artist, Jack White, will open at Damien Hirst’s Newport…

How perpetrators of violence justify their actions Two one-act plays presented as a double-bill, each centring on an act of knife violence, He Said/She Said revives Dom…

Bold political satire double-bill Two razor-sharp political satire plays from the Soviet era, Charlie & Striptease, were written by the award-winning Polish playwright Sławomir…

Plans to host a series of festival events in Brockwell Park later this year have been approved by councillors, despite receiving a mixed reaction…

Fast-paced, plot-driven contemporary queer thriller Critically acclaimed theatre-maker Alexis Gregory returns to the stage with Smoke, his most daring and uncompromising work to date,…