That level of trust and intuition between performers was extraordinary “Shabaka & Friends” took to the stage at the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall…

Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich has been rated as ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in a significant outcome for the trust that…

You believe you will fall into oblivion Anish Kapoor doesn’t do small. Even when the Vantablack circle painted on the floor is only the…

Thirty emerging artists are set to stage a new group exhibition at Oxo Gallery, bringing bold contemporary work to the South Bank for a…

Bridging the Gap at Hypha Studios is a show of sculpture, in a new gallery space, that draws inspiration from its immediate environment, using…

Plans to bring what has been called the biggest South African festival in British history to a Sutton park could see nearly 5,000 people…

Westminster City Council is urging Transport for London (TfL) to halt orders introducing “permanent changes” to Oxford Street due to fury over a “sham”…

Not only are the Irish brother duo The Guzzlers back with their new single ‘The Drunken Tales of Gerry MacLean’ – a raucous, warm-hearted…

A musical comedy about exercise Nick (Nicholas Southcott), and Charlie (Tom Watson) have been mates for years and are expert at the sedentary lifestyle…

New plans to open a 24-hour gambling centre on a South East London high street are already proving unpopular with residents. Bexley Council received…

Playwright James Rushbrooke doesn’t believe in heroes. With his award-winning play Before I’m Dead on its debut run at The Glitch, Rushbrooke tells the…

From searching for fairies to navigating funding applications, director Martha Baldwin discusses the journey behind new play Lulla, writes Melina Block. A dream-play written…