A riot of slap-and-tickle humour Panto season has truly arrived, and South London is brimming with bold, original festive productions, but The Liar, the…

Chaos, Champagne and Coward If you are looking for a theatrical Christmas treat that’s both fun and sophisticated then Noël Coward’s Fallen Angels at…

From Western to Welsh Laura Evans has been getting some very decent airplay of late on BBC Radio 2 and with new album “Out…

Ninety Minutes of Pure Satisfaction Tickets for the iconic film Rolling Stones – At the Max are on sale, and I had a sneak…

A South London tower block riddled with multiple fire safety issues is to be demolished following cabinet approval on Tuesday (December 2). Marie Curie…

Working Men’s Club meets cabaret fever dream If you’re after a Christmas night out that’s less polite mince pie and cuppa, and far more…

Music, Markets & Festive Fun The much-loved Christmas event returns at Gabriel’s Wharf for an afternoon of live music, seasonal treats, and community cheer…

How Pollution and Homelessness Collide in London London artist Marie Ayodele opens her first solo exhibition, Breathe: See the Unseen, bringing together painting, ceramics…

Festive Magic Comes Alive Christmas at Backyard Cinema has returned with remarkable flair, this time inside the newly transformed Enchanted Forest Theatre on Tanner…

This is like a love letter to the stage Before Dancemoms there was Ballet Shoes, Noel Streatfeild’s (much more) charming 1936 children’s novel, following…

Dulwich author Susan Gillie read an article in Southwark News about some of the Copleston Community Centre staff and volunteers walking thirteen of the…

A special kind of show With warm mince pies handed out as the audience found their seats it was already beginning to look a…