Free for Southwark Residents One of London’s most significant Shakespearean sites is opening its doors to the public this autumn. In September and October…

The National Theatre today announces full casting for Some Woman,  a new play by Helen Edmundson (Small Island), directed by Blanche McIntyre (Tartuffe). As…

Two free days of music, art and community The festival will be celebrating Gabriel’s Wharf’s contribution to the South Bank’s vibrant cultural story since…

SE Fest 2026  SE Fest 2026 is a theatre festival in southeast London to promote and celebrate new theatre writing, and takes place at…

Boris Lurie’s critique against the devaluation of The Holocaust Boris Lurie (1924, Leningrad – 2008, New York) stands out as one of the great…

With Placebo Placebo Effect, Chou takes the notion of the double, substitute or sham to embody alternate approaches to representation and reproduction. In her…

Deeply thought out, tightly constructed and refined True crime has been having a bit of a moment the past ten years or so. The…

As we cross our fingers in hope of some cloud-cover respite from a never-ending run of ‘Hottest Day in History’ news stories, Bone Daddies…

After forming a coalition in the weeks after the 7 May local elections, the Greens and Lib Dems have established control of Southwark Council…

Italian wine brand, Zonin, has teamed up with the South Bank’s premier Caribbean restaurant, Limin, to pair its Cuvée Rosé with Chef Sham Mahabir’s…

A rainforest isn’t a rainforest if there’s just one singular tree. It is a complex, thriving network of plants and animals that rely on…

Listening to the earth brings together an intergenerational group of 10 artists who work with the earth as both subject and material. The earth is a site of extraction, but also a source…