Distorted realities collide in new play The real and the imaginary overlap in Shireen Shaikh’s debut play, offers insight into mental health struggles in…

SE Fest 2026  SE Fest 2026 is a theatre festival in southeast London to promote and celebrate new theatre writing, and takes place at…

The Greens have control of Lewisham Council for the first time, after Labour went from 54 councillors to just 14. The Labour Party have…

“I needed to know that I was not a louse.” Rocks piled high. A staircase. A man with a theory and an axe. Raskolnikov…

The multimillion-pound revamp of Lewisham Library has faced further delays after Lewisham council revealed the expected reopening date has been pushed back another year.…

A new intergenerational play ‘They say ‘If looks could kill’ for a reason. Because looks can definitely kill. I think that’s why they call…

“Failure is fine, but success is the reward for past failures” In Last Goal Wins, writer Justice Ezi delves into themes of identity, racism,…

A South London borough had the highest number of e-scooter and e-bike battery fires within residential properties in the capital in 2025, a London…

‘It opened so many doors, but also my mind’ A to B is a new play written by award-winning playwright Tia-Renee Mullings. The author,…

A musical comedy about exercise Nick (Nicholas Southcott), and Charlie (Tom Watson) have been mates for years and are expert at the sedentary lifestyle…

The three plays have been hand-picked Olivier-award-nominated playwright and Sky Arts Award winner Ryan Calais Cameron today announces The Ryan Calais Cameron Season, an ambitious new development…

Goldsmiths students who occupied the university library in protest against proposed staff redundancies claim they were threatened with a campus ban if they did…