Plans to build a new 90-bed care home in Peckham will stay as they are after a group of councillors questioned the decision-making process…

Drama, laughter and high emotions Dulwich-based writer, Susan Gillie, originally aspired to be a scientist and studied Natural Sciences at Cambridge. However, partly enforced…

Imagine a future where fair pay works for everyone To mark Living Wage Week in Southwark, Blue Elephant Theatre has created a free theatrical…

How queer desires and solidarities persist under systems of control Amid growing threats to queer and trans rights across the Global North, Black Carnation:…

Many free, unticketed events included Now entering its 33rd year, the global celebration of music, EFG London Jazz Festival, is back. For 10 days…

A performance without boundaries Technical prowess, electric creativity, and biting social commentary align to produce WHO HURT YOU? The self-described hyper-theatre offering from interdisciplinary…

Falls Short of Its Promise I went into this show hoping to uncover a piece of queer history that had somehow escaped me –…

An artist in her own right On a drab winter’s day, Danish artist Anna Ancher’s Painting Light collection at Dulwich Picture Gallery is the…

“Why settle for virtual fantasy, when real life fantasy is much more fun?” This December, Theatre Peckham invites audiences to step into a world…

A very naughty but nice adult panto Following a critically acclaimed, sold-out run at The Turbine Theatre in 2024, How Cool productions and The…

Her dream turned into a nightmare when she was told to buy a gun After a successful run at the Edinburgh Festival and Sold…

There was a bag made from can ring-pulls, a pirate ship in full sail built from all the flotsam and jetsam found on any…