Bexley Council is forecasting just a £2.2 million overspend on its budget this year, far less than some other London boroughs. Neighbouring Greenwich is…

The touring theatre company Tangle have been championing African and Caribbean excellence since its formation in 2009. Mainly operating out of home theatres in…

Volunteers behind a Black-curated film programme say they feel disrespected and completely ignored by the British Film Institute (BFI) after major changes were made…

Fundraising Concert for the Music Therapy Charity: A Celebration of Music’s Power to Transform Lives There is an unforgettable evening of classical music at…

“I have in my heart of hearts a favourite child. And his name is David Copperfield.” Guildford Shakespeare Company renews its collaboration with Jermyn…

Ronnie’s Lates is a brand-new series of gigs taking the legendary energy of the Ronnie Scott’s Late Late Show out of Soho and into…

The National Theatre announced full casting for The Playboy of the Western World, a story of youth and self-discovery by John Millington Synge.  At…

An immersive art exhibition by Canadian landscape artist Dale Inglis has opened in Walworth Town Hall, celebrating the newly renovated building’s exhibition space. The…

The Southwark Park Galleries’ Annual Open is London’s longest-running democratic exhibition where any artist can submit work without a selection criteria, making it an…

Science broadcaster and author Mark Thompson is coming to Blackheath Halls on Sunday 2 November at 2:30pm with his award-winning Mark’s Spectacular Science Show,…

Buckle up for the ride of a lifetime Darkly funny, wildly imaginative, and surprisingly heartfelt — Ride the Cyclone is the international musical phenomenon…

“It’s trash – a spinoff of a spinoff of something that used to be a good book” Harry Petty’s play was born at a…