A feel-good family show that combines music, laughter and sharing. This is a comedy musical story of a mildly dysfunctional family viewed through the…

Southwark Park Galleries launches the London presentation of Artists’ Film International 2025: Dream States. This year’s 18th edition of AFI explores dreaming as both…

Ninety-two years ago Vic Grimwood was born off the Old Kent Road, in Darwin Street, where he spent a childhood with his brother and…

“It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s entirely created and performed by the next generation of artists” Accomplished young people is a truer definition of…

Exorcising the Truth: Radiant Boy and the Ghosts We Carry Nancy Netherwood’s Radiant Boy makes its world premiere at Southwark Playhouse Borough, and from…

Following their acclaimed winter season 2024, acapella choir, the London International Choir (LIC), is returning to St. James’ Church, Bermondsey for one night only. …

Art from the temperate rainforest Named after Mary Oliver’s poem, Fiona Fouhy’s upcoming solo show reflects her experiences in a Scottish temperate rainforest on…

The venue provides a connection to this timeless piece Sam Wanamaker, thanks to whose vision of a theatre in the way Shakespeare and his…

Herne Hill poet Jessa Brown has just been awarded the prestigious Keats-Shelley Poetry Prize for her poem Greygoose, Johanna. Jessa, a poet, lyricist and…

London’s rental e-scooter trial expanded on Monday as a new borough joined the scheme. Wandsworth had been seen by the scooters’ riders as a…

If there’s a message it’s buried too deep It’s not often you get a new show with a credit list like this: inspired by…

Coleman Project Space has announced the gallery’s first annual drawing exhibition, which brings together six contemporary artists whose work repositions drawing as an expanded…