The Olivier-nominated theatre company Les Enfants Terribles and HOME Manchester will present the London premiere of their highly acclaimed co-production The House with Chicken…

We loved every minute of it! Greenwich Theatre panto is way up there along with the very best, but there is no doubt in…

Monet, Manet, Matisse, Picasso, Pissarro, Rembrandt, Rodin, Dali, all artists who need only one name to be recognised by. And now there is Brad,…

Light and Hope Snuffed Out Ghosts, which opened this week at the Sam Wanamaker Theatre, is dark in every sense of the word. When…

Thamesmead could see £23million being invested into local buses under plans outlined in this year’s Autumn Statement. The Government revealed plans on November 22…

Plans to build around 265 flats in tower blocks up to 15 storeys tall next to a South London train station have been revealed.…

A South London council has refused plans to build a new 8,000-seat stadium and 38 more tennis courts on the former site of Wimbledon…

One of the greatest pieces of 20th century satire, Joan Littlewood’s Oh! What a Lovely War, turned 60 this year. Blackeyed Theatre In association…

If Ana-Maria Bamberger’s aim for One Whole Night is to stoke the fears and anxieties of female audience members over the age of 25…

Wowed by Witches Notebook open, with pen in hand, young reviewer Frida suddenly freezes as Roald Dahl’s Witches sweep onstage, strikingly illuminated by lighting…

The director of the now well-established Black Cowboy Coffee in Elephant and Castle tells us his story. We talk all things Black Cowboy Coffee,…

Unbelievably, we had front row seats on the Old Vic stage for Matthew Warchus’ production of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, adapted for the stage…