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…

Witness the human stories of Austerity Britain in this deeply moving, mixed reality exhibition In 2016, the UN found that “grave or systemic violations”…

A collective emotion only the best theatre can evoke End (the title says it all) follows a couple grappling with a terminal diagnosis and…

Michelle, the founder of Nice & Graphic, is opening up her studio and vintage printing press for a free festive day of letterpress printing.…

Festive cabaret, live music, and secret theatrical moments unfold The countdown to Christmas has begun. The Backyard Cinema returns to London bigger, bolder, and…

Ever since Tanita Tikaram was such an appreciative audience member at one of the concerts in the live music series that I run in…

Closing date for entries is November 30th Rod Kitson, resident artist at Surrey Quays, is hosting the ‘End of Year Show 25’ at his…

Tom Woffenden was born in Guildford and grew up dreaming of being funny: ‘I loved doing impressions and quickly found myself in every school play…

The set was perfectly pitched for the audience The world renowned Jazz Club Ronnie Scott’s has been the beating heart of Soho for over…

‘Make the impossible possible’ Journey to a world of endless possibilities this festive season as Pinocchio comes to life in the iconic Globe Theatre…