Sanctuary for Toxic artists in Peckham
One night only Located in Peckham, South London, Asylum Chapel is a Grade II listed space with almost 200 years of history. Established in…
McDonald’s could return to Walworth Road
McDonald’s could be returning to Walworth Road once again as it has set its sights on opening a new branch, with Southwark councillors expected…
Camp as Christmas
An uproarious and subversive antidote to mainstream merriment Combining Thick & Tight’s signature mix of dance, drag, mime, lip-syncing and satire, Camp as Christmas…
Review: Mr Moore’s Bizarre Secret Society at Bridewell Theatre
An ode to London and homage to quirky British ways One of the great things about theatre-going in our city is that often the…
Weight of Matter
Monika Sosnowska is a Polish artist whose sculptural practice explores architecture and urban transformation. Spanning the Main Gallery and two floors of the Fire Station, her solo exhibition Weight of…
Big Ideas in Tiny Gallery
A letterpress installation of young peopleʼs thoughts on the future Future Footsteps is a new immersive letterpress installation by Michelle Dwyer of Nice &…
The Coal Shed is on Fire!
Bermondsey Restaurant Revives 2011 Prices The Coal Shed celebrates its 15th anniversary by turning back the clock and bringing some of its best-loved original…
From the Tank Farm to Peek Frean’s
‘I was concussed three times playing hockey in Holland – twice as a spectator!’ Frank Clough-Turner was born at 3, Balaclava Road in May…
Review: Tru at Menier Chocolate Factory
It was all change at the theatre last, and all a bit secretive… We had to wait to be guided in to our seats…
Girls
“They leave a trail of fire and flesh. If they followed it – if somebody followed the stench – they would find us” Nigeria,…
Ceremony for Peckham
Future Ritual’s festival of performance art CEREMONY returns for its second edition, November 25-29. Foregrounding the ritual qualities of performance through an intergenerational and…
Peter Pan Throws a Party
Welcome to NVRLND, where the party goes straight on till morning Club NVRLND premiered at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where it sold out…


















