Ambitious and Original Circus and performing arts company Baro d’evel presents a rather long but sometimes thought-provoking meditation on the human experience in ‘Who…

After an eight-year hiatus, ISQ returns with The Silence is Deafening, a darker, more cinematic album than usual, that marks a bold new chapter…

The History in the Making exhibition, Curated by N’Goné Fall, features Dolet Malalu and Pamela Tulizo, both from the Democratic Republic of Congo.  Living…

WWOS Musical Theatre return to The Churchill Theatre next month with a new production of one of the most enduring shows of all time,…

Toto is a Polka Theatre and Topper and Fred co-production, adapted from the beautifully illustrated children’s book by Ximo Abadia, following an endearing tale…

Every joke is a tiny revolution This new dance-theatre work by Bea Bidault and Max Revell that explores truth, deception and belief in an…

“Things can go two thousand miles per hour, fly up to altitudes where we can’t tell ‘em from stars in the sky, never open…

London show tickets on sale The Wedding Present will be playing a series of concert dates in Great Britain in 2026 in order to…

The walls of the Deli Felice in Albion Street are adorned with the works of two local artists this autumn.  Local history writer Debra…

Following its Edinburgh Fringe season, Grit, Glitter & Gaslight – The Sarah McGuinness Story returns to London for 4 weeks only at Blacks, Soho,…

Nikola Tesla Recital in St Hilda’s In the beautiful St Hilda’s Church, in Crofton Park, guitarist/composer Branco Stoysin, life-long aficionado of Nikola Tesla, performs…

Phil Polglaze has been photographing Southwark for more than forty years; there are very few cultural or political events that he has not covered…