New Kids on the Stage
“It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s entirely created and performed by the next generation of artists” Accomplished young people is a truer definition of…
Bromley Council has denied claims that it blocked Crystal Palace Football Club parade
Bromley Council has denied claims that it blocked Crystal Palace Football Club (CPFC) from hosting part of Monday’s FA Cup trophy parade in Crystal…
Review: Radiant Boy – Southwark Playhouse Borough
Exorcising the Truth: Radiant Boy and the Ghosts We Carry Nancy Netherwood’s Radiant Boy makes its world premiere at Southwark Playhouse Borough, and from…
I’ve matched hundreds of young London renters with elderly homeowners – it’s changing lives’
A London woman who has matched hundreds of young renters with elderly homeowners has said the service is changing lives for the better. Caroline…
Ian Tarr At Artdog
Part of Brockley Max Festival Ian was born Zimbabwe in 1954 and studied English Literature at university. He says, ‘There being no art school…
London International Choir Sings in Bermondsey
Following their acclaimed winter season 2024, acapella choir, the London International Choir (LIC), is returning to St. James’ Church, Bermondsey for one night only. …
Review: Mrs Warren’s Profession
Bessie Carter sizzles haughtily in her ‘splendidly modern’ role It is difficult to see why Mrs Warren’s Profession – such an innocent play to our…
“Sleeping in the Forest”
Art from the temperate rainforest Named after Mary Oliver’s poem, Fiona Fouhy’s upcoming solo show reflects her experiences in a Scottish temperate rainforest on…
Lib Dems win Carshalton South and Clockhouse by-election while Reform surge in Sutton
The Lib Dems held the Carshalton South and Clockhouse ward after a by-election on Sutton Council with a 52.2% majority. A total of 3,205…
Review: The Crucible – The Globe
The venue provides a connection to this timeless piece Sam Wanamaker, thanks to whose vision of a theatre in the way Shakespeare and his…
South London ‘pocket park’ to open with plants, benches and play area after petition
A new ‘pocket park’ with plants, benches and play equipment will open in South London. Wandsworth Council has approved £400,000 plans to turn a…
Greenwich branch of MIND moving from current home
A mental health charity whose current home is being sold by Greenwich Council is being given £100,000 to help with the move to a…
