Whip-crack-away in Bromley
Calamity Jane Rides Again Jamie Wilson Productions announced the revival of The Watermill Theatre’s whip-crackin’ production of the Broadway and West End hit musical…
Woolwich tunnel lifts broken
The lift on the south side of the Woolwich Foot Tunnel went out of service earlier this month, joining the north lift that has…
The Croft on Tour
Liza Goddard in dark thriller Original Theatre, Joshua Beaumont & Huw Allen in association with Wiltshire Creative present Ali Milles’ critically acclaimed thriller The…
Review: My Master Builder – Wyndhams
Kate Fleetwood keeps our attention firmly focussed Architect Henry Solness(Ewan McGregor) opens with a speech to launch his latest work – a replacement for…
Elvis is in the Dominion
All Hail The King Boasting over two decades of swaggering stage performances, The Elvis Years is the ultimate homage to The King – Elvis…
Who is Claude Cahun?
A true tale of resistance in Nazi-occupied Jersey Who is Claude Cahun? is a poignant new play written by D.R. Hill that will be…
Cancer screening rates lowest in England for some types
An affluent London borough has the lowest screening rates in England for some types of cancer, with the NHS partially blaming second homeowners and…
Review: Ben and Imo – Orange Tree Theatre
A superlative, shattering piece of theatre What a masterpiece in acting is this play, whose time-span is the nine-month gestation period that saw the…
Review: Dealer’s Choice – Donmar
It flows into deliciously murky whirlpools of words A mis-spent youth very often ends with a life in the revolving door of prison and…
New SEND School opens in South London, providing over 240 places for local pupils
A new school designed for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) has officially opened in Sutton, offering 246 places…
Millennium Girls
When toxic masculinity is cemented into everyday life, how do we heal? Sophie Leonie’s first play is a rollercoaster ride through three decades with…
Campaigners celebrate TfL’s renewed commitment to help asylum seekers gain access to cheaper travel
Campaigners celebrated outside City Hall on Friday after learning that Transport for London (TfL) has made a renewed commitment to help asylum seekers gain…


















