Solo show: Yvonne Wayling FRSA Yvonne Wayling began her career as an artist during the punk movement of the late 1970s in London, where…

Will The Real Martin Guerre Please Stand Up? To the Old Vic for ninety minutes of quality theatre, with fantastic sets, special effects and…

Julie is a figure for countless women on the receiving end of abuse Julie is the mother of two daughters, a divorcee and a…

Probably the most important art exhibition The 2026 Koestler Arts Awards Exhibition, Rock, Paper, Scissors, takes its name from the well-known children’s game and…

Ambitious and Original Circus and performing arts company Baro d’evel presents a rather long but sometimes thought-provoking meditation on the human experience in ‘Who…

The History in the Making exhibition, Curated by N’Goné Fall, features Dolet Malalu and Pamela Tulizo, both from the Democratic Republic of Congo.  Living…

The walls of the Deli Felice in Albion Street are adorned with the works of two local artists this autumn.  Local history writer Debra…

Phil Polglaze has been photographing Southwark for more than forty years; there are very few cultural or political events that he has not covered…

Celebrating 15 Years with 2011 Prices Fifteen years ago, The Coal Shed first opened its doors to an excited Brighton, and since that time…

Two communities transform division into unity The joy-filled new British musical Pride, which opens at London’s Bridge Theatre next month (Thursday 12 November), following…

The Menier Chocolate Factory announced that Neil Morrissey will join the previously announced Ria Jones and Sally Ann Triplett in the critically acclaimed production…

A brutal tale of friendship, betrayal and violence Shakespeare’s Globe is delighted to announce the cast and creative team of Julius Caesar, running from…