Dream on in South London Gallery
Sueño de la Madrugada (A Midnight’s Dream) is Firelei Báez’s first solo exhibition in the UK. Known for her striking paintings, she also makes…
The Hot Wing King
The National Theatre will host the UK premiere of Katori Hall’s Pulitzer Prize-winning The Hot Wing King. This new comedy is told with the…
Intermezzo in Dulwich
The South London Women Artists(SLWA) have a new exhibition for summer in Dulwich Village. Intermezzo features the work of 25 SLWA members and includes…
The Baker’s Wife
The arrival of a new Baker (Clive Rowe)and his younger wife (Josefina Gabrielle) turns a provincial French village upside down in this cult classic…
Boys to Men in London
This summer, get a glimpse into the world of young men growing up in London with MANTELPEACE, a free exhibition in one-hour slots. Immerse yourself…
Errol’s Garden is Growing in South London
“I wish I could have a garden of my own, but all I see out there is concrete and pavement and more concrete…” Errol…
Shoots and Leaves Bring People Together
Woody Pyke was born and bred in Peckham, where he still lives and works at running his own catering company, but he did not…
Review: The Constituent – Old Vic
Iron Fist or Helping Hand? Joe Penhall’s The Constituent is an excellent piece of theatre. It isn’t dragged out for the sake of adding…
Chaka Khan Declares War on the South Bank
I bought Eric Burdon Declares War 54 years ago and it is still one of my favourite albums, so when I heard War had…
Review: Yoshida: Three Generations of Japanese Printmaking
The first of the Yoshida Dynasty – Hiroshi – was already an established artist in his homeland, Japan, when he took up printmaking at…
Review: The Taming of the Shrew – Globe
A Little Light on Laughs One of the finest things to do on a warm, June evening is to take a trip to Shakespeare’s…
Trash the Art For One Night Only
A protest against the white-walled gallery experience A Rotherhithe artist’s exhibition will see its artwork destroyed on the opening night in a challenge to…
