Review: What I’d Be at Brockley Jack Studio
‘Both actors gave very touching performances’ Fifteen-year-old Ally (Beth Birss), dreams of becoming a writer, while Makayla 18, (Rachel Jones) hides her university admission…
Time Is On Our Side
Look through the Black Hole Viewfinder VSSL Studio presents Time Is On Our Side, an exhibition by Black Quantum Futurism. The exhibition concludes VSSL…
The Trials of Being a Gentleman
‘I was born in 1960 but was raised in the Forties. Not the greatest gambit for a man defending himself for murder, but there…
Verbal and threatening abuse on the rise at Lewisham’s libraries
Verbal and threatening abuse accounted for more than half of health and safety incidents reported across Lewisham’s libraries between October 2024 and September 2025.…
Review: Five Pianos at Jack Studio Theatre
An inspiring piece of theatre Niall Ashdown’s one man show balances wry observations with genuinely touching insights as he takes a look back at the people…
Review: Queer Along The River at Deptford Lounge
‘The exhibition informs, educates and entertains’ This exhibition, led by the artist/researcher Dr Catherine Hahn, reclaims and reimagines South London LGBTQ+ heritage from the…
When We Were Us
‘I thought if I was good enough – if I loved her right – she’d stop’ Jade Winters’ When We Were Us is a…
The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret
The Jack Studio announced the premiere of The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret, written by George Ryder & Brodie Husband and presented by Linnet…
Queer Along the River
Queer Along the River reclaims and reimagines South London LGBTQ+ heritage from the 18th century on. Through new art by local artists and community…
Review: Masterclass at Brockley Jack Studio Theatre
Broken dreams In a primary schoolroom with a teacher’s desk and chair, two little infant chairs face a white board with alphabet and number…
Headache Creative Productions premiere What I’d Be by Tanieth Kerr
“I think the greatest gift my mum ever gave me was my sister” Two estranged sisters reunite on a park bench after their mother’s…
The Village Where No One Suffers
Polina Polozhentseva’s new play premieres at the Jack Studio Have you ever been in love? Well, Lukyana might be. Sometimes. Rather than face up…
