Pascal Productions today announces the UK and English Language première of Wendy Beckett’s Sappho – a new play inspired by the famous Greek poet…

‘Family’ – a novella by Camberwell-based author Mark Baxter – is the last part of a South East London trilogy, that he started in…

Based on Charles Dickens’ final completed novel, Our Mutual Friend, London Tide is directed by Ian Rickson (Translations), adapted by Ben Power (The Lehman…

A South London nursery where cooped up children run around in circles has been given the worst possible rating by Ofsted twice in six…

Thousands of patients could see the journey to their GP go from a few minutes’ walk to half an hour by bus after a…

An exhibition by neurodivergent artists goes on display at Surrey Quays. The collection of artworks, all made by people on the autism spectrum or…

Photography has long been associated with acts of resistance. It is used to document action, share ideas, inspire change, tell stories, gather evidence and fight against injustice.…

An Exhibition With Soul Soulscapes is a major new exhibition taking over the Dulwich Picture Gallery for the coming months that examines and redefines…

Yoko Ono: Music Of The Mind Yoko Ono is honoured with a major retrospective of her trailblazing work that begins in the early 50s…

We Can Be Heroes Just For One Day opens with David Bowie’s Heroes and that becomes the recurring theme throughout John O’Farrell’s musical about…

Set during the dawn of a new millennium, London Zoo explores the subtle and not so subtle prejudices of the modern workplace.  Uncovering unspoken…

A wedding, the total destruction of a family; some would say it is the same thing. It certainly is in the case of Beth…