The Last Man
An intimate and thrillingly story of survival A mysterious virus spreads across the globe. Cities fall silent. The undead roam. A lone survivor seals…
Residents urge Council to rethink Lime bike ban – as petition hits over 1,500
Residents are urging a London council to reverse its decision to ban Lime e-bikes from being parked or hired in the borough. A petition…
ChatLGBT in Balham
From neurodivergent adventures to scandalous sexcapades ChatLGBT — the queer answer to all your questions. Put away your phone and come along to ask…
Dark of the Moon
Witzend Productions and Charing Cross Theatre Productions announced the full cast for the world premiere of new musical Dark of the Moon, based on…
Planet Omar
Vibrant and entertaining family adventure Planet Omar transfers to the Unicorn Theatre from 21 May to 7 June bringing children’s author Zanib Mian’s beloved…
Albert Bridge reopens to pedestrians and cyclists after closure due to ‘unexpected movements’
Albert Bridge has reopened after it was closed to pedestrians and cyclists on Wednesday afternoon (April 8). The Thames Crossing was shut-off to all…
Review: Invisible Me at Southwark Playhouse
From Lonely to OnlyFans There were two reasons why I wanted to see Bren Gosling’s Invisible Me. One, because it’s three lonely people looking…
Review: Carlos Acosta’s Carmen @ Richmond Theatre
A uniquely special experience Carlos Acosta’s reputation truly does precede him: becoming the English National Ballet’s youngest principal dancer in 1991, aged only 18,…
Families fled homes as fire ripped through flat at Easter
Residents of a council block in Sutton have recalled the terrifying moment a fire ripped through a ground floor flat over the Easter weekend,…
Review: John Proctor is the Villain at Royal Court
A finale that will not be forgotten Kimberly Belflower’s ‘John Proctor is the Villain’ draws together the Salem Witch Trials, Arthur Miller’s The Crucible,…
Review: My Uncle Is Not Pablo Escobar at Brixton House
Four women openly challenge Latinx stereotypes Four women openly challenge Latinx stereotypes London has great diversity through centuries of migration to its different areas…
Review: Flyby at Southwark Playhouse
A turbulent journey into the human heart Who are we? And can we really know another person when we barely know ourselves? These questions are…
