Anne Coates has admitted to being behind several murders in her quiet corner of S.E. London and she doesn’t care who knows it, writes…

Battersea Arts Centre and Wild Rumpus are delighted to announce their first ever collaboration with Solstice, a brand-new immersive light trail opening at BAC…

The One Nite Stand band opened up with a groove that became an overture of the music that would be covered in Tim French’s…

In February 2024, Tate Modern will present the UK’s largest exhibition celebrating the ground-breaking and influential work of artist and activist Yoko Ono (b.1933,…

If you’ve ever wondered what it might be like to walk inside a single word, A Birthday Garland is for you. Working with the…

Pope.L’s wide ranging practice spans writing, painting, performance, installation, sculpture and video, which will be explored across both the SLG’s Main Gallery and Fire…

Camberwell writer Matt Tiller has written a book about the untold story of Jack Leslie, the first black footballer to be selected for England…

Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell but Robert Bathurst was well enough to stagger into the role at Soho’s iconic Coach & Horses, writes Michael Holland.…

Blackeyed Theatre has announced a major revival of Oh What a Lovely War to mark the 60th anniversary of Joan Littlewood’s epic anti-war musical. A cornerstone…

Let’s get my confession out of the way. I did not enjoy this play. Playwright Alexander Zeldin says that he wrote with the intention…

Travel back in time to Zaire in Africa, 1974. The proud nation had not long freed itself from evil colonists and were still in…

Welcome to Brixton Lane! Forget the glass slipper or the pumpkin carriage this Christmas; join Sindi-Ella in this reimagined tale of Cinderella full of…