The first large scale project to focus on ME Documentary film maker and photographer Jeremy Jeffs spent three years photographing and interviewing people with ME…

More than £5million worth of developer funding will go towards the delivery of the new Bakerloop bus route service which is set to launch…

‘The play is full of energy and laughter’ Evan Placey, the writer of Lifers, his new play being premiered at the Southwark Playhouse soon,…

There is not a weak link on the stage Summer seems to have run its race in the capital. Greys skies, drizzle and a…

Vibrant, large-scale images that centre the human experience and reflect their motto, ‘Art for All’ The landmark exhibition by the pioneering London-based artists Gilbert…

A space where images unfold Emma Tod’s paintings might be described as an antidote to the digital experience, giving us back a sense of…

Theatre Peckham’s Young, Gifted and Black season celebrates the exciting talent of young Black British artists and aligns with the Black History Month 2025 theme, Standing Firm in Power and Pride.   The season runs…

Art that challenges colonial archives Casa Tomada is a series of three solo exhibitions of site-specific installations created for a 3m-wide cube that visitors…

Paraorchestra will perform Dance Like Nobody’s Watching in a London premiere bringing together work by Arnold Schönberg, Gustav Mahler and Johann Strauss II. It…

Rafael Klein, who, with so many public art works in the area, could be called Southwark’s Artist-in-Residence, will soon be opening his studios as…

Tight script, snappy pace and bold acting A searing and hilarious depiction of coming of age in England’s overlooked towns, The Chaos That Has…

Be in the room for a landmark live tribute bringing the songs and music from the legendary director’s films to the stage The visionary…