“Children’s voices and experiences of conflict matter.” (Craig Murray, Lead Curator) As more children around the world than ever before are affected by conflict,…

Colourscape Music Festival will be returning to Clapham Common for its 37th consecutive year in September following planning approval. Colourscape is a large-scale, inflatable…

The Green Party have retained a seat in Clapham Park but have lost another to the Liberal Democrats in Streatham St Leonard’s following last…

Redefining the possibilities of British jazz Fresh from announcing their forthcoming fourth studio album ‘Here Because of Hope’, Mercury Prize and BRIT Award-winning Ezra Collective return with…

A production that is not afraid to take risks Ben Santamaria’s Lulla is a bold new play that plunges the audience into a sometimes…

Seafaring adventures in SE1 Will Hartley has written, and will be performing, his one-man pirate adventure show, Cutlass. Cutlass is a one man, stripped…

Is it Coming Home…? With the giddy season of a summer football tournament here, the World Cup is a joyous spectacle for us in…

G&J Productions brings audiences a darkly hilarious and unexpectedly tender xploration of human connection with “Some Masterchef Sh*t,” running at VAULT Creative Arts’ The…

Playwright James Rushbrooke doesn’t believe in heroes. With his award-winning play Before I’m Dead on its debut run at The Glitch, Rushbrooke tells the…

From searching for fairies to navigating funding applications, director Martha Baldwin discusses the journey behind new play Lulla, writes Melina Block. A dream-play written…

This major new commission is the first UK solo exhibition by Hanoi- and Frankfurt-based artist Thuy Tien Nguyen. Working primarily with sculpture and installation,…

My practise focuses on form, structure and nature Adrian Flower has been invited to show his photographic art poster prints at a newly refurbished…