A riot of slap-and-tickle humour Panto season has truly arrived, and South London is brimming with bold, original festive productions, but The Liar, the…

2000 people with a cousin named Kevin The Undertones are celebrating their 50 years in the business with a tour called, unsurprisingly, 50th Anniversary…

Everything is feelgood at Greenwich, not just the happy ending Wendy Darling’s great-granddaughter is working in Neverclean Car Wash and never happy on her…

Warnings: audience participation, death, war, violence, and alcohol! Old York Theatre presents Jorvik, written by Charlie Blanshard; an immersive and interactive Viking play set…

Chaos, Champagne and Coward If you are looking for a theatrical Christmas treat that’s both fun and sophisticated then Noël Coward’s Fallen Angels at…

From Western to Welsh Laura Evans has been getting some very decent airplay of late on BBC Radio 2 and with new album “Out…

Plans to undertake a “full tunnel regeneration” of the Greenwich and Woolwich foot tunnels are in the pipeline. Greenwich Council’s acting cabinet member for…

The new Wellesley Road crossing opened on December 3rd, with Mayor Jason Perry calling it the “final missing link” in reconnecting a road that…

Ninety Minutes of Pure Satisfaction Tickets for the iconic film Rolling Stones – At the Max are on sale, and I had a sneak…

A South London tower block riddled with multiple fire safety issues is to be demolished following cabinet approval on Tuesday (December 2). Marie Curie…

Working Men’s Club meets cabaret fever dream If you’re after a Christmas night out that’s less polite mince pie and cuppa, and far more…

The Sutton Life Centre has reopened after years of underuse, transformed into what organisers are describing as a “one-stop shop” for young people with…