Art from the temperate rainforest Named after Mary Oliver’s poem, Fiona Fouhy’s upcoming solo show reflects her experiences in a Scottish temperate rainforest on…

The venue provides a connection to this timeless piece Sam Wanamaker, thanks to whose vision of a theatre in the way Shakespeare and his…

Herne Hill poet Jessa Brown has just been awarded the prestigious Keats-Shelley Poetry Prize for her poem Greygoose, Johanna. Jessa, a poet, lyricist and…

London’s rental e-scooter trial expanded on Monday as a new borough joined the scheme. Wandsworth had been seen by the scooters’ riders as a…

If there’s a message it’s buried too deep It’s not often you get a new show with a credit list like this: inspired by…

Coleman Project Space has announced the gallery’s first annual drawing exhibition, which brings together six contemporary artists whose work repositions drawing as an expanded…

A film about the men who worked in Surrey Docks The Southwark News Arts Correspondent, Michael Holland, will be having the world premiere of…

Bold paintings – no holds barred Stella Cardew, possibly the oldest working artist in Southwark, gave us an exclusive interview to discuss her next…

A very original and touching experience Setting Romeo and Juliet in the in the Wild West might seem bizarre but if the director Sean…

A Trip on this Piccadilly Line is a Must ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ‘Cockfosters’ by Tom Woffenden and Hamish Clayton has already attracted great reviews from earlier…

A comedy written in 405 b.c. by Aristophanes and now adapted by Burt Shevelove, and even more freely adapted by Nathan Lane, with music…

A riot of sound, story, and spirit Actor and musician Max Runham has been cast in Kick It Anywhere’s upcoming production of Brixton Calling, the world premiere…