Frank’s Closet was the off-West End cult hit of 2009. Staged at Hoxton Hall, one of England’s last remaining Victorian music halls, it sold-out…

You don’t have to travel far for things to do with the kids this half-term – from craft sessions to historical fun, across South…

All hell breaks loose when Harvard professor Charles Nichols invites a contentious white nationalist to his yearly symposium. His colleagues are very concerned about…

Michelle Baharier’s upcoming solo exhibition is part of Southwark.TV Festival of Film & Local Media, a series of events celebrating 21 years of Southwark.TV. …

“Throw your mistempered weapons to the ground” Shakespeare’s Globe’s gripping 90-minute production of Romeo and Juliet is set in the present day and created…

Dancers from Ballet national de Marseille perform six pieces – from minimalist to hyper-realist – chosen by (LA)HORDE to celebrate the dance collective’s influences.…

Patch Plays is dedicated to staging productions with animal ethics and the environment at their root, hence Grace Joy Howarth’s Blood On Your Hands…

Bermondsey resident Mortimer Mouse has been described as the world’s leading optimistic philosopher. In his new book Keep Squeaking Through he shows why he…

The National Theatre today released rehearsal images for the upcoming revival of Dear Octopus by Dodie Smith. Directed by Emily Burns in its first…

The world premiere of the revolutionary new British musical Cable Street – opens at The Large, Southwark Playhouse Borough on Friday 16 February. Cable…

The iconic, brutalist architecture of the National Theatre building on London’s South Bank has been documented by photographer Amelia Lancaster for over 20 years.…

Coleman Project Space opens its doors to 2024 with ‘three tides passed’, a solo exhibition of new work by Bernice Donszelmann.  The London-based Canadian…