Review: Jog On! At Brockley Jack Studio
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 Ryan Calais Cameron Season
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…
Protesting students say management threatened them with campus ban
Goldsmiths students who occupied the university library in protest against proposed staff redundancies claim they were threatened with a campus ban if they did…
Horatio, In Thy Heart
“One of the first things you learn about me is that I do not believe in ghosts.” Scrawled in the margins of Shakespeare’s play,…
Woman Business
What happens when a woman finally begins to speak in her own voice? Woman Business is a bold and intimate one-woman play about identity,…
Lewisham manifestos give detail on visions for next four years
With just one day to go until the local elections, political parties across Lewisham have published their manifesto pledges which detail how they would…
Review: The Last Black Messiah at Brockley Jack Studio
Both actors handle the intense exchanges adeptly A uniquely American scenario and solidly American two-man cast under an American directorship (Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller) await the…
10k? Jog On!
A buddy comedy musical about the world of fitness and masculinity Nick and Charlie have procrastinated their 20s away, rotting on the sofa and…
Interview with Conservative mayoral candidate for Lewisham
The Conservative mayoral candidate for Lewisham says he would open a youth empowerment hub in every single ward and believes a ‘housing tsar’ could…
Review: Cody & Beau at Brockley Jack
A whipcrack away ride into the Wild West We all loved playing cowboys and Indians as kids; we were raised on a TV diet…
Review: Landscapes: Real and Imagined at Artdog Gallery
Two artists bring their different takes on the same theme Two local artists, Martin Grover and Michael Burles, have joined forces to bring their…
Review: Edward II @ Jack Studio Theatre
A reflection on love, violence, power and betrayal Christopher Marlowe’s Edward II, one of the earliest English history plays, gets an all-female makeover by…


















