How the Other Half Loves
Alan Ayckbourn is back in the round ‘I haven’t got any problems.’ – ‘Never mind, we’ll soon invent some.’ The Old Vic announced the…
Grease is still the word for Secret Summer Nights
Frenchie appears in Battersea Park Didi Conn, who originated the famous role of Frenchie in the beloved 1978 Paramount Pictures film Grease, made a…
See The Significant Other in Brockley
A new intergenerational play ‘They say ‘If looks could kill’ for a reason. Because looks can definitely kill. I think that’s why they call…
The Eden Project
A new play by Charlie Yang A woman who won’t be fixed. A man who won’t reveal himself. A rift between them opening up…
Twenty-seven storey ‘luxury’ student tower block plan for Greenwich Peninsula
Plans to build two high-rise student accommodation tower blocks—one of them close to 30 storeys—on the Greenwich Peninsula have been submitted to Greenwich Council.…
Unanchored City
What makes a city feel like our own? For some, a city is home. For others, it is somewhere they once belonged, somewhere they…
Review: In the Brain @ Southbank Centre
The dancers attack every step, never faltering or fading It can be hard to explain to someone who has not yet come across it…
Royal Military Academy residents ‘fed up’ over ‘loss of community spaces’
Residents living in a former military barracks in Woolwich have demanded action after their gym closed last year and other promised community spaces have…
Fundamentally Dance Goes Predominantly James Brown
The Brown Suite, a new high-energy funk-fuelled show by dancing duo BlacBrik announces its upcoming tour to 12 venues across UK cities. It kicks…
Review: Abigail’s Party at Richmond Theatre
It’s entertaining in an excruciating way. Things got off to a sticky start when the 1970s external wall got stuck and, instead of disappearing…
Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky
Troupe, the production company behind the critically acclaimed stage adaptation of The Forsyte Saga, today announces the full casting for the world premiere of…
Review: Midnight at the Never Get at Menier
Powerhouse performances and thought-provoking writing Midnight at the Never Get, Mark Sonnenblick’s stirring portrayal of love, ambition and oppression, is a great success from…


















