A national tour of the critically-acclaimed play comes to the Churchill Theatre. In 2001, Charles Ingram became the third contestant ever to win the…

Sailors sang them in the spirit of unity on long voyages overseas, but sea shanties have been rising in popularity back on terra firma…

The National Maritime Museum is hosting a full day of activities to celebrate Diwali. The Museum has once again teamed up with Mehala Ford,…

The Donmar Warehouse Artistic Director Michael Longhurst and Executive Director Henny Finch today announce the full cast for Macbeth. Joining the previously announced David…

The McOnie Company have brought something special to the Southbank for Christmas, a brilliant mix of Tchaikovsky, Jazz and dance at the Tuff Nutt…

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South London residents are bitterly divided over a council’s £450,000 traffic scheme that came into place last week. Since last Monday, October 23, drivers…

Anne Coates has admitted to being behind several murders in her quiet corner of S.E. London and she doesn’t care who knows it, writes…

Battersea Arts Centre and Wild Rumpus are delighted to announce their first ever collaboration with Solstice, a brand-new immersive light trail opening at BAC…

The One Nite Stand band opened up with a groove that became an overture of the music that would be covered in Tim French’s…

In February 2024, Tate Modern will present the UK’s largest exhibition celebrating the ground-breaking and influential work of artist and activist Yoko Ono (b.1933,…

Croydon Council has confirmed that Regina Road flats are to be demolished and rebuilt after residents voted overwhelmingly for their clearance. The fate of…