“When you’re a star they let you do it” Elle While’s production of Richard III at Shakespeare’s Globe is a frantic, creepy, modern-day satire…

A single mum of four has been evicted from her Merton house, despite her calls for a reprieve from the council on the grounds…

Sutton’s main B&Q branch has announced it will close early next month, making way for a large-scale residential development to be built on-site. The…

Dulwich Picture Gallery’s ambitious “Open Art” project takes a significant step forward with the arrival this week of sculptures by renowned artists Yinka Shonibare…

Producers today announced the lead actors for Your Lie in April’s fully staged 12-week West End premiere ahead of rehearsals starting next week.  Zheng…

Residents at a central London estate say they could be left homeless after being hit with a 300per cent cost increase for a major…

Concerns have been raised at City Hall over an “abysmal” level of service on London’s tram network in recent weeks. A combination of strike…

This Revue Show Does Not Disappoint Nearly 40 years since first staged, the Menier Chocolate Factory Theatre brings Jerry’s Girls, the revue show that…

Jenny Adams has been commissioned to make a site-specific artwork for the hoardings on Blackfriars Road and Nicholson Street as part of Tenderground –…

A South London man has admitted to racking up unpaid bills of nearly £350 after dining and dashing at two venues earlier this year.…

To cope with the absence of her father, neglect of her mother, and ridicule by her classmates, eighth-grader Shelby Hinkley has put all of…

​A Different Green is a solo exhibition from Bella Hoare and focuses on over 20 works that explore the beauty of the female form…