Mrs Armitage on Wheels
Mrs Armitage is a brilliant and eccentric inventor whose wild and wonderful creations are always remarkably useful. When she and her faithful dog Breakspear…
Review: Museum of Austerity at Young Vic
An MP Must-See Walking in to the museum you are confronted with immediate austerity: bare walls, a couple of chairs and two or three…
Bermondsey and Proud
Steve Cornish spent about the first half of his life on the Dickens Estate; it was where a deep love for Bermondsey and its…
A New Musical about Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald
Beautiful Little Fool tells the story of Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald through the eyes of their daughter Scottie, as she rediscovers the lives…
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…
Deep Azure
This cast is the future of theatre Deep Azure is written by late Academy Award-nominated actor and writer Chadwick Boseman and directed by award-winning…
Review: The Playboy of the Western World at The National
Coughlan is the brightest light in a slightly foggy production Many works of Irish playwrights have long successful runs in London; classics from Oscar…
Blackfriars Crown Court to be redeveloped into student accommodation and social housing after plans approved
A former crown court in London is to be demolished and replaced with student accommodation and social housing after the plans were approved by…
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…
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…
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…


















