Could we see the revival of Croydon’s historic Old Town?
Croydon locals want to see the town’s most historic area reach its full potential. With buildings dating back to the 14th Century, Croydon’s Old Town…
The perfect time to catch Arthur Miller’s ‘The Crucible’
Roughly a week ago Boris Johnson resigned from parliament claiming that a ‘witch hunt’ was taking place against him and that he was “being…
Southwark Cathedral to host Windrush 75th Anniversary Service
Southwark Cathedral with host a Windrush Anniversary Service to celebrate the 500 Caribbean men and woman who arrived on British shores 75 years ago.…
The Crown Jewels
A heist of comic proportions The Crown Jewels is a riotous new comedy based on the most unbelievable royal caper in British history. Charismatic and…
Windrush 75 Weekender
Windrush Weekend celebrates 75 years of art, culture and creativity within south London’s Carribean community, across generations and beyond. From 22 – 25 June…
A Golden Legend
Chelsea Theatre is a community theatre at the unfashionable end of King’s Road but not so off the beaten track to stop boxing’s elite…
Head to Eltham Palace to celebrate Pride with a glamorous and glittery affair on Friday June 9
June is Pride Month in London. It’s an important time for the LGBTQ+ community, and a reminder that sexuality should be celebrated freely and…
Head to Eltham Palace to celebrate Pride with a glamorous and glittery affair on Friday June 9
June is Pride Month in London. It’s an important time for the LGBTQ+ community, and a reminder that sexuality should be celebrated freely and…
One of the oldest bridges over the Thames is now fully reopened after major repair works
Kingston Bridge over the River Thames in South West London reopened at the start of May after a £600,000 makeover. Grade II* the bridge had more…
The Brothers behind The Victoria in Bermondsey – which has been featured in hit TV dramas
The Victoria is a hidden gem in a Bermondsey backstreet, but will be familiar to many having made numerous TV appearances, we take a…
The Life and Times of William Macready
Anything with Dickens in the title has me panting like one of Pavlov’s dogs, so seeing “Macready! Dickens’ Theatrical Friend” was playing at the…
Out and Proud in the House of Treasures
Simon Pettet studied ceramics at Camberwell Art College but that’s not where he caught Dennis Severs’ eye. Instead it was a match made in…
