Review: Beauty and the Beast at Churchill Theatre
Many laughs, great costumes, excellent choreography and foot-stomping songs The Churchill Theatre’s Beauty and the Beast popped and sizzled with colour and fizz in…
Review: Alice in Wonderland at Theatre Peckham
Spellbinding musical full of heart and humour Geoff Aymer has kept the spirit of Lewis Carroll’s classic fantasy novel to deliver a musical with…
American Modernism in Mottingham
The Gerald Moore Gallery presents Georgia O’Keeffe: Memories of Drawings in their GF Gallery. This Hayward Gallery Touring exhibition from Southbank Centre, London presents a remarkable collection…
New Woolwich Waves leisure to open on New Year’s Day
Greenwich Council has revealed the opening date of the new Woolwich Waves leisure centre. The borough’s new flagship leisure facility in Woolwich town centre…
Winter Show on the Heath
Bermondsey Artists’ Group co-founder Louise Sheridan will be exhibiting some of her Thames-based paintings in a group show of original artworks that opens this…
Mayor criticised for 2019 cycling bridge cancellation as he hails launch of electric River Thames ferry
Londoners are being saddled with “overpriced ferry tickets” after City Hall scrapped a free pedestrian and cycle bridge across the River Thames, the Mayor…
Council ‘sets precedent’ by rejecting HMO on residential street after huge local backlash
Sutton Council has gone against its own officers’ advice and rejected plans to convert a family home on a narrow residential street into an…
Review: Pinocchio at The Globe
This will uplift the darkest of winter nights You’d be forgiven for shivering at the prospect of outdoor theatre in winter, but The Globe’s…
Review: The Christmas Thing at Seven Dials
The most exhilarating risk you’ll take all year Looking for a bit of anarchy to spice up the holiday season? Part TV special, part…
Review: The Liar, the Bitch and the Wardrobe
A riot of slap-and-tickle humour Panto season has truly arrived, and South London is brimming with bold, original festive productions, but The Liar, the…
Review: The Undertones – Shepherds Bush Empire
2000 people with a cousin named Kevin The Undertones are celebrating their 50 years in the business with a tour called, unsurprisingly, 50th Anniversary…
Review: Peter Pan at Greenwich Theatre
Everything is feelgood at Greenwich, not just the happy ending Wendy Darling’s great-granddaughter is working in Neverclean Car Wash and never happy on her…


















