Review: London Zoo – at Southwark Playhouse
Where racism and sexism are rife Boardroom dramas are hugely popular mainstays in film and TV; HBO’s Succession proved that the thirst for newsroom…
New Boat on the Dock
Sanlorenzo Yacht Visits London for the first time Some people north of the borough may have seen the arrival of the brand new bespoke…
Cassie and the Lights
Can kids be parents? When Cassie’s mother disappears, the teenager wants to care for her sisters on her own. Is she the right person…
Children’s funfair returns to Bermondsey Spa Garden with a brand new ride
Bermondsey’s Spa Gardens will host a children’s funfair later this week with rides especially suitable for under-11s. A new attraction will be debuting at…
Actor Mark Weinman of ‘Captain Amazing’ talks about reviving it in Southwark ten years on
A decade on from when the critically acclaimed Captain Amazing first caught the theatre-world’s eye the creative team behind that first success have reunited to…
Review: Con Cook at Peckham Arches
A snazzy and jazzy night spent boogying in Peckham Emerging artist Con Cook celebrated the release of his debut EP ‘Take Time’, with a…
You Are Going To Die
Adam Scott-Rowley brings his extraordinary one-man show You Are Going To Die to Southwark Playhouse Borough, following its critically acclaimed sold-out run at Summerhall…
Aylesbury Estate Pitch Gets West End Rematch
Tyrell Williams was born and bred in South London, grew up on the Aylesbury Estate off the Old Kent Road and loved storytelling from…
Review: Nye – National Theatre
Sheen handles the part with natural charm Last year saw the nation celebrate 75 years of the NHS. A great feat for an institution…
Review: For Black Boys – opens at Garrick Theatre and it’s a brilliant show
Boys Bring Life to Thinking About Suicide Ryan Calais Cameron’s For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy was…
Review: Romeo and Juliet – Globe Theatre
Gang Fights at The Globe Watching swarms of school children congregate around the edge of the stage at Shakespeare’s Globe as we waited for…
Review: Cable Street – Southwark Playhouse
Hope can overcome hate Mark Twain once said that “History never repeats itself, but it does often rhyme.” It is hard to ignore the…
















