Review: Beauty and the Beast at Bridge House Theatre
Pint-sized panto packed with personality The Bridge House Theatre, tucked inside a local pub I was visiting for the first time, has clearly built…
Sadiq Khan breaks silence on alleged confrontation with Chancellor Rachel Reeves
The Mayor of London has insisted his relationship with Rachel Reeves remains “very fraternal” in light of reports that the Chancellor abruptly cut short…
Review: When We Were Married at the Donmar Warehouse
A sharp, accessible comedy Picture this: It’s the early 1900s and alongside two other couples, you’ve been married for a whopping 25 years. You…
Christmas and New Year bin collections in Lewisham
Lewisham residents will experience some changes to their usual bin collection dates because of the festive period. From Monday, December 22, some bin collections…
Day centre for learning disabled adults to stay open for another 10 years after backlash
A South London day centre for adults with learning disabilities will stay open for the next 10 years, as arrangements to save it from…
Review: Robin Hood at New Wimbledon Theatre
A fun, festive and tongue-in-cheek night out Diversity take to the stage in Robin Hood with a South London takeover of Sherwood Forest that…
Orphans
Philadelphia, 1983. Twenty-eight year old Phillip hasn’t stepped outside in years – surviving on canned tuna, encyclopedias, and his own wild theories about the…
I’ll Be Back
The Terminator Comes to Waterloo I’ll Be Back is a parody of The Terminator & Terminator 2, and tells the story of a Terminator…
Review: Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo at Young Vic
The Ghosts of War A faded mural of Saddam Hussein looms large as the play opens on a scene of two US marines (Patrick…
Residents and businesses ‘ignored’ over drastic hikes in parking charges as they vow to keep fighting
Residents say they have been ignored by a South London council over drastic hikes in parking charges. Gia Borg-Darcy, 50, vowed to press ahead…
Review: The Mystery of Irma Vep at Brockley Jack Studio
A casket full of fun and farce It’s always a treat to see a show at the Brockley Jack. The first thing to be…
Review: A Pissedmas Carol at Leicester Square Theatre
A performance where anything can happen If you’re looking for a Christmas night out that’s equal parts classic storytelling and outrageous drunken chaos, A…
