Morley College drives a desire to create, collaborate and immerse into the minds of characters At the end of each summer term, Morley College…

Two Catholic schools in South London are set to merge due to a drop in pupil numbers and falling birth rates. St Bede’s Catholic…

Written by the Bruntwood and Women’s Prize Longlisted playwright Mojola Akinyemi, Cara and Kelly are Best Friends Forever For Life is a searing, darkly…

A South London film festival is battling to survive after two borough councils demanded to watch and rate every film before they are screened,…

A Fool’s Errand with Soul In Hamstrung, George Rennie brings Yorick—yes, that Yorick—back to life, not just as a skull in Hamlet’s hands, but…

There is a new project taking place at The Omnibus Theatre on 21st June as part of its international tour across Portugal, UK, Bulgaria,…

An intimate tale of loss and discovery, isolation and connection In search of the selfhood and pleasure stolen from her, Stars: An Afrofuturist Space…

South Londoners opposed to a £650,000 council proposal to remove parking which they say will disrupt livelihoods have begun protesting for the third time…

British-Ghanaian producer and DJ, Juls debuts his first ever documentary film Travelling Man: Com Amor Brazil at his newly announced immersive exhibition, running from…

Repression, hidden affairs and ennui in suburbia  Set in one room across the course of one night, David Shopland’s Cul-de-Sac is a snarky take…

Montel Douglas directs David Alade, Joe Deighton Adam Seridji and Joshua-Alexander Williams in his award-winning debut play One Way Out – a whip smart…

A group of campaigners have criticised plans which could see a Grade II listed theatre in South London permanently converted into a church. Ruach…