Review: The Comedy of Errors – The Globe

Review: The Comedy of Errors – The Globe

Michael HollandAug 30, 2024

A  Whirlwind of Confusion and Madness Shakespeare’s Globe presents The Comedy of Errors as part of its 2024 Summer Season: ‘Feel Alive’. Co-directors Naeem…

Review: Swan Lake – Coliseum

Review: Swan Lake – Coliseum

Michael HollandAug 29, 2024

When Swans Swam as One The State Ballet of Georgia has put itself up there in the Top Ten of classical ballet companies with…

Victorian warehouse could be turned into 119 homes

Victorian warehouse could be turned into 119 homes

Ben LynchAug 28, 2024

A Victorian warehouse building in West London is earmarked to be turned from office space into 119 new homes. A spokesperson on behalf of…

Trailing Clouds of Glory

Trailing Clouds of Glory

Michael HollandAug 28, 2024

The Coleman Project Space autumn programme begins with Trailing Clouds of Glory, a new exhibition featuring Theo Ellison and George Shaw. Extending far beyond…

Anne Odeke is an Essex Princess

Anne Odeke is an Essex Princess

Michael HollandAug 25, 2024

Anne Odeke taught drama in a secondary school near Southend for many years before training to be an actor in Peckham. Now she’s playing…

Remnant of Willie Doherty 

Remnant of Willie Doherty 

Michael HollandAug 24, 2024

Remnant is an exhibition from Turner Prize nominee Willie Doherty that consists of a series of black and white photographic prints, and a multi-channel…

Gay Pride And No Prejudice

Gay Pride And No Prejudice

Michael HollandAug 24, 2024

Risking everything for a forbidden love… Peppered with comedy, David Kerby-Kendall’s Gay Pride and No Prejudice is the story of two men and one…

NOW Gallery hosts a new installation inspired by the history of Greenwich Peninsula’s chimneys 

NOW Gallery hosts a new installation inspired by the history of Greenwich Peninsula’s chimneys 

Eliza FrostAug 24, 2024

“A rooftop is not really complete without a chimney stack,” say John Booth and Mat Barnes from CAN ahead of their latest exhibition. As…

London’s memorial to the victims of the transatlantic slave trade has been unveiled

London’s memorial to the victims of the transatlantic slave trade has been unveiled

The chosen design for London’s memorial to the victims of the transatlantic slave trade has been unveiled at City Hall. ‘The Wake’ by Khaleb…

Council has approved plans for a set of low traffic neighbourhoods either side of Greenwich Park

Council has approved plans for a set of low traffic neighbourhoods either side of Greenwich Park

Plans to install a set of low traffic neighbourhoods have been approved by Greenwich Council, as residents fear their local streets are becoming ‘motorways’.…

Seaside trip during Notting Hill Carnival for older residents

Seaside trip during Notting Hill Carnival for older residents

Ben LynchAug 20, 2024

More than 20 Kensington and Chelsea residents will be heading to the coast as part of a council scheme providing them ‘respite’ during the…

Review: Rocky Horror Show – Churchill Theatre, Bromley

Review: Rocky Horror Show – Churchill Theatre, Bromley

Michael HollandAug 20, 2024

A fantastic evening of entertainment As it’s the 50th Anniversary of Richard O’Brien’s legendary Rocky Horror Show I thought it was about time I…