Battling with an unravelling mind Nick Hyde’s Double Act explores men’s mental health and the power of listening. Two actors play the two competing…

Shows which platform disabled and neurodivergent artists With support from Southwark Council’s Culture Together Fund, Blue Elephant Theatre has embedded inclusion even more deeply…

Not tailor-made for the National but still a good fit Alterations is a 1978 play by Michael Abbensetts(with additional material by Trish Cooke) that…

Free Events for all ages Pat Kingwell and Erika Huartos Castaneda have organised Bermondsey’s first literary festival. Over eleven days in March there will…

Guest curator A—Z (Anne Duffau) presents a group exhibition with three multidisciplinary artists: Jeanie Crystal, Zein Majali and Emily Pope. In association with the…

Explore personal histories, embodied experiences, and the importance of oral storytelling Interdisciplinary artist and designer Nabiséré Nicole is leading an immersive weekend of reflection,…

Laugh to Keep the Lights On ‘Sunday Assembly London is a community space that provides inclusive, thought-provoking bi-monthly events where we have speakers from…

“I had never read anything that spoke to my own mental health, sadness, and depression, the way these words and these pages did.” Andrea…

Is knowledge important or superfluous? A big production in a compact space, Chekhov’s Three Sisters offers no doubling up of roles, one role per…

Portraits of Today’s Everyday Heroes When a collaboration between protein drink maker ‘For Goodness Shakes’ and Marvel Studios come together to mark the release…

When a mother is captured on film calling her son the c-bomb in a split-second of rage, she questions the expectations and regrets that…

Unsung heroes worthy of the spotlight Portraits of Today’s Everyday Heroes is an initiative inspired by a collaboration between For Goodness Shakes and Marvel…