A grieving widow, an angry son, a secret lover What do you say when you answer the door to a man you’ve never met…

To tamper with nature is doomed to failure… Gay conversion therapy remains legal in 170 countries around the world – including Britain. Claudio Macor’s Savage…

A planning application to host a series of festival events in Brockwell Park this summer has attracted more than 300 public comments online. Last…

A Central London council is looking to ease some of its temporary accommodation pressures by purchasing six properties in a different borough the other…

A site in Streatham will be redeveloped to deliver 92 properties, including a number of ‘pocket’ homes measuring 38sqm and a pub which is…

Lambeth residents will experience some changes to their usual bin collection dates because of the festive period. Lambeth Council has told residents that if…

A macabre tonic to pantomime season In the information age we live in, we are never far from sensationalism, whether through news outlets or…

The Terminator Comes to Waterloo I’ll Be Back is a parody of The Terminator & Terminator 2, and tells the story of a Terminator…

Warnings: audience participation, death, war, violence, and alcohol! Old York Theatre presents Jorvik, written by Charlie Blanshard; an immersive and interactive Viking play set…

Paintings and Prints by Martin Grover South London artist Martin Grover has a solo exhibition at Brixton Library where, along with former favourites, he…

A compilation of myths, beasts, heroes, folklore and landscapes come to life Performance artist Xie Rong, writer and actor Daniel York Loh, and composer…

A group of Stockwell residents are feeling relieved after a ballot which proposed the demolition and regeneration of their homes returned a majority ‘No’…