Review: Éireann at Peacock Theatre
A genuinely positive and inclusive display of national pride An eclectic mix of intricate dance and traditional music, Éireann is a dazzlingly fun tribute…
Till Death Us Do Party
No wedding is complete without carbs! Till Death Us Do Party is the new West End immersive theatre experience where Holy matrimony meets unholy…
Bewitched, Discombobulated and Bewildered
A magician of the highest order Magic is a magical thing, it can leave you bewitched or bewildered or both. For children, seeing a…
Former school site to be turned into homes
An “underused school site” in West Kensington is set to be redeveloped to deliver new homes. Formerly occupied by Fulham Boys School and currently…
Croydon tennis club raises £85k to buy site and stop council sale
A South London tennis club has completed its turnaround from potential closure to taking charge of its own destiny, after officially buying the site’s…
Ragdoll Arrives in West End
“You love the attention, you always have.” Jermyn Street Theatre in London’s St James’s district, announced full casting for the world premiere of Katherine…
Review: Union Shorts # 4 – Union Theatre
Assured performances from all the cast In regards to new writing and shorter form theatre the prominent opportunities over the summer tend to come in…
The Presence of Solitude
The Presence of Solitude will be the first solo exhibition in the UK by Taiwanese artist Val Lee and the fourth exhibition in the…
Penned Up in Greenwich
Penned Up, a new play by award-winning playwright Danusia Iwaszko, is coming to Greenwich Theatre in London on Saturday 13 September, as part of…
Nearly 500 co-living apartments approved in Abbey Wood
Plans to build nearly 500 flats aimed at young professionals, a hotel and a new pet hospital in Abbey Wood have been approved. The…
Give Mayor new tax powers to fund projects like Bakerloo Line extension, ministers told
The Mayor of London must be given powers to tax tourists and businesses’ payroll in a similar way to Paris in order to fund…
