This timely exhibition at London Performance Studios highlights an influential period of 20th century theatre history. From the end of the 1960s until the…

This House of Cards Crashes ‘Met him on a Monday and his name was Bill, a do ron ron ron a do ron ron…’…

A variety of musical events for the whole community  Events take place in pubs, churches, clubs, parks and greenhouses and some of them are…

A  Whirlwind of Confusion and Madness Shakespeare’s Globe presents The Comedy of Errors as part of its 2024 Summer Season: ‘Feel Alive’. Co-directors Naeem…

The Coleman Project Space autumn programme begins with Trailing Clouds of Glory, a new exhibition featuring Theo Ellison and George Shaw. Extending far beyond…

Anne Odeke taught drama in a secondary school near Southend for many years before training to be an actor in Peckham. Now she’s playing…

Risking everything for a forbidden love… Peppered with comedy, David Kerby-Kendall’s Gay Pride and No Prejudice is the story of two men and one…

Riccardo Matlakas is an internationally acclaimed artist whose work spans various mediums, including street art, painting, mosaic, installation, and performance art. He is currently…

Conceptual and historical overlaps bring three disparate, but materially rich, practices together  DUST TO DUST is a three person show featuring Magdalena Abakanowicz, Phoebe…

Spoken, Written and Signed – A Shakespeare For Everyone We are forever reminded of the importance of Shakespeare, not only on the theatrical landscape…

Emma McNally scrambles the elements of drawing, generating multi-dimensional disruptive works that draw attention to the entangled complexity of existence in an age of…

Just minutes from the swarms of people herding through Borough Market, the Longboys Doughnut shop is tucked away in the more peaceful Borough Yards…