This Is My Family
Close family. Dream holiday. Total nightmare. ‘Describe your family and win a dream holiday’. That was the competition pinging up on Nicky’s phone. So…
Religion, racism and islamophobia is a dead-end street
The cast has been announced for Cul-de-Sac, the new play from playwright David Shopland. Ruth Townsend is played by OffWestEnd Award nominated actress Shereen…
Review: The Importance of Being Earnest – Golden Goose
A prime example of farce Many of the smaller theatre spaces across London prove a great breeding ground and venues that open theatre up…
South London councils named and shamed in safety failings report
A South London mum and her three kids were left living with a sewage leak in their bathroom for 11 months by a council,…
Mischief in Motion: The Cheeky Trickster & Friends
‘Mischief in Motion’ promises a thrilling afternoon of devious sleight of hand, playful pickpocketing, and mischievous charm. Magician Alex Sprackling will be joined by…
The Importance in a Modern Update
The New Rep Theatre Company presents The Importance of Being Earnest, which follows four London Socialites in a story of romance, intrigue and mistaken…
Review: WRESTLELADSWRESTLE – Battersea Arts Centre
An admirable and fun performance Jennifer Jackson uses theatre, dance, judo, and a confusingly large ensemble of women to take us through her memories…
Review: Château Farci – White Bear
Set against the backdrop of a crumbling French château, David Shireff blends comedy and drama in Château Farci. Providing an intimate insight into toxic…
Château Farci
French Farce in French Château Château Farci is based on a true story stranger than fiction. Though there are drama and tragedy, the goal…
Plied and Prejudice
A single woman in Regency England must be in want of a very stiff drink Plied and Prejudice is a side-splitting parody of Jane…
Gruesome Playground Injuries
Humorous and heartbreaking Two 8-year-olds meet in the nurse’s office at their elementary school. Kayleen has a stomach ache, Doug has just ridden his…
Review: The Value of Names – White Bear Theatre
Laden with quips and schtick Many in the UK are not aware of Jeremy Sweet’s writing – A playwright, journalist and theatre historian whose…