Complexity of the Brontë Sisterhood In the show Hamilton, there is a song titled ‘Who Lives, who dies, who tells your story?’ This issue…

Everyone has a rhythm. We all heard our mother’s heartbeat The Creative Connections Project sees a group of 10 people coming together for two…

Looking forward to the upcoming London premiere of Masterclass (at the Southbank Centre from the internationally renowned Irish theatre company Brokentalkers, and the award-winning…

The ability of Instagram’s algorithm to synchronise with your interests can be both a wonderful and a taxing thing. Recently my discover page has…

Much Ado About Nothing is the first show of Globe’s summer season. Director Sean Holmes says: “I’m looking forward immensely to starting work on…

Coming up in May is the first Drawing Biennial in Drawing Room’s brand new space. This year’s Biennial is a vibrant pulse-check of contemporary…

Eliza Frost visits the SE1 spot to try their new Sunday menu – complete with a side of Korean fried chicken  Sometimes it’s nice to…

Three South London councils are paying outside organisations £10,000 per week or more to look after children in their care. There were at least…

Pulsing, cinematic techno-soundscapes The London premiere of Trip the Light Fantastic is an electrifying mix of sound and light created by Paraorchestra in collaboration…

Returning for a third year, Peckham Fringe are back for 2024!  This inclusive and dynamic performing arts festival will take place at Theatre Peckham,…

‘I am not your punch bag! I am a Member of Parliament!’  The Old Vic today announces the world premiere of Olivier Award winner…

Moral thriller investigates the thin line between hate and freedom of speech Both in Europe and in the USA the politics of the last…