Somewhere between the sacred and the everyday Manchester-born artist Ella Walker is the latest recipient of the Courtauld Commission. Walker has long explored the…

A Lifetime of Sketchbooks Serena Smart travels the world, as well as her everyday South London environs, with a small box for her tools…

Much music to keep warm to is heading to London once the heatwaves are gone. Hitting the road will be Maze with a gig…

When it comes to buying a first home in London, many people assume compromise is unavoidable. More space often means moving further out. Affordability…

Learn how to grieve properly Gaulier-trained American clown Zoe Wohlfeld is holding a funeral for her childhood dog. Dressed in Victorian mourning garb and…

Blanchett is the star attraction, but Hoss matches her beat for beat Electra/Persona, as the title suggests, is a play of two halves —…

Join the Philharmonia Orchestra’s Virtual Orchestra Are you curious about how technology is changing the way we learn? Virtual Orchestra: Play Along invites you to take…

Every story will be 100% true A live storytelling show comes to Rotherhithe.  ‘The Twist’ hosted by Alfie Packham, features real stories told by…

“Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of Life’s longing for itself.” (Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet) Tom Cox Gallery…

Extending her investigations into architecture’s impact on the way we understand, imagine and move through the world, Andrea Ferrero’s ‘The suspense is terrible, I…

This September, a group of artists, many of them based here in South London, are taking over The Old Waiting Room at Peckham Rye…

“For Heaven’s sake let us sit upon this ground and tell sad stories of the death of kings”  Richard II is a story of…