A playful exploration of gender and sexuality Caryl Churchill’s landmark play which will be staged at the National Theatre. Dominic Cooke reunites with multi-award-winning…

Every year, a family gathers in Southern Portugal; they drink wine, eat pig trotters and, when their palates have been sated, they kill a…

Charlotte d’Amboise will join multi-award-winning Jesse Tyler Ferguson in Jay Presson Allen’s play Tru, directed by the award-winning Rob Ashford, following the production’s critically acclaimed…

The most important part is ‘The Dig’ After six years of work going on and around the building above, the Rose Playhouse has reopened…

Lennox and Tucker are full of warmth and power Two women soaring over the edge of the Grand Canyon in a Ford Thunderbird convertible,…

Create Frida Kahlo-inspired self-portraits Step into the colourful world of Frida Kahlo for an intimate creative afternoon at Imperfect Art in Peckham, bringing together…

Through A Glass Darkly  ‘The pairings of small fish in the teeming aquarium of the metropolis,’ observes the unctuous Mr Eccles as he lustfully…

Philharmonia Orchestra’s Virtual Orchestra: Play Along On Sunday my budding percussion-playing 13-year-old and I cycled through a downpour to the Southbank: the Philharmonia was…

Where the line between fantasy and genuine connection blurs Jerker, by Robert Chesley, is a daring and seductive two-person drama about two strangers who…

Liberal Democrat MP Sarah Olney has launched her bid to become the party’s candidate for the 2028 London Mayoral election by pledging to run…

Plans to build a new waste depot in Bermondsey’s Mandela Way are costing a council nearly £7million more than originally planned. Originally estimated to…

Manifesto: Building Belonging Happy 40th birthday to Theatre Peckham, who recently completed four decades of providing for their local community and beyond. To achieve…