If there’s a message it’s buried too deep It’s not often you get a new show with a credit list like this: inspired by…

Coleman Project Space has announced the gallery’s first annual drawing exhibition, which brings together six contemporary artists whose work repositions drawing as an expanded…

Oversharing is Encouraged Camera – Ring Lights – Action! Eleanor Hill’s Overshare has begun its run and follows perfectly on from Sadvents, the award-winning…

Gallery Celebrates 30 Years Beaconsfield Gallery Vauxhall marks its 30th anniversary with Manifesto for Sustainable Experimentation, a landmark exhibition that honours three decades of groundbreaking artistic…

A film about the men who worked in Surrey Docks The Southwark News Arts Correspondent, Michael Holland, will be having the world premiere of…

A complex exploration of uncomfortable ideas To describe too extensively what Goner is about would be a disservice to any prospective theatregoers, writes Melina…

“You’ve never seen Grease? Are you kidding? Ok. So there’s this guy and this girl…” The promotion for this play coming to Brockley next…

Bold paintings – no holds barred Stella Cardew, possibly the oldest working artist in Southwark, gave us an exclusive interview to discuss her next…

Just off the bustling Oxford Street, a few flights down, we enter a world of music and history: Big Country were playing at the…

A very original and touching experience Setting Romeo and Juliet in the in the Wild West might seem bizarre but if the director Sean…

A Trip on this Piccadilly Line is a Must ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ‘Cockfosters’ by Tom Woffenden and Hamish Clayton has already attracted great reviews from earlier…

A comedy written in 405 b.c. by Aristophanes and now adapted by Burt Shevelove, and even more freely adapted by Nathan Lane, with music…