Bianca’s Gay Agenda
Don’t be late! Bianca is a terrible gossip and who loves gossip more than the gays? Come share your juicy hot tea for the queers…
Gwenda’s Garage
Join these unstoppable women as they dismantle the patriarchy one spark plug at a time. A bold new British musical written by Nicky Hallett,…
Council predicts £136.8m budget gap in four years’ time
Greenwich Council is predicting a £136.8m budget deficit in four years’ time if changes aren’t made to balance the books. In updated financial projections…
Review: The Producers at The Garrick
Mel Brooks sent a congratulatory telegram that was read out to one and all What can you do with a timeless classic Mel Brooks’…
Ubuntu – I am because we are
This is an exhibition and workshop programme celebrating the creativity and community spirit of Camberwell, Peckham and the wider borough of Southwark. The project…
Lives We Cannot Live
The first large scale project to focus on ME Documentary film maker and photographer Jeremy Jeffs spent three years photographing and interviewing people with ME…
Review: The Creditors – Orange Tree Theatre
Geraldine James is mesmerising We live in an age obsessed with persuasion — whether through advertising, politics, or the endless scroll of social media.…
Mayor hints at opposition to TfL proposals ending Congestion Charge discount for electric vehicles
The Mayor of London has suggested that businesses in London who purchased electric vehicles (EVs) should be “rewarded” for making the transition rather than…
Bakerloop bus route to get £5m in developer funding
More than £5million worth of developer funding will go towards the delivery of the new Bakerloop bus route service which is set to launch…
Fawlty Towers: The Play
Cleese adds new finale for 50th Anniversary Following the hugely successful and critically acclaimed West End run earlier this year and a return three-month…
Lifers in Ladywell
‘The play is full of energy and laughter’ Evan Placey, the writer of Lifers, his new play being premiered at the Southwark Playhouse soon,…
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Southwark Playhouse
There is not a weak link on the stage Summer seems to have run its race in the capital. Greys skies, drizzle and a…


















