Bat Out Of Hell and Into Bromley
A thrilling experience that will transport you through diverse worlds Following a successful UK, Ireland and International tour from 2021 – 2023 the Award-winning…
Critchlow Unlocks Old Masters
The one-room display of new commissions by British artist Somaya Critchlow will be the artist’s debut solo show in a UK public institution. Dulwich…
Canned Goods
An edge-of-your-seat thriller Set in 1939, as World War II looms, Erik Kahn’s Canned Goodsuncovers hidden histories, revealing untold stories of survival and deception…
Southbank Centre returns to its dance roots
Southbank Centre is reaffirming its relationship with dance as the leading arts venue seeks to platform accessible performances that reflect London’s diversity writes Melina…
Glamrou: Drag Mother
This tale of two mothers sees renowned Iraqi drag queen Glamrou face renowned Iraqi queen, Glamrou’s mother, after years of separation and savagery, fighting…
Miss Brexit
A satire about trying to survive in a place that no longer welcomes you Maria Who? Theatre Company are delighted to announce the return,…
Heaven is in Southwark Playhouse
Set in County Offaly in the Irish midlands, Heaven sees 20-year married couple, Mairead and Mal, find themselves at something of a crossroads, struggling to keep…
The Geese Are In Flight
A collaborative production between Outhouse Gallery and Crystal Kabinett presents two parallel exhibitions across South London. These regeneration projects, both of who salvaged forgotten…
Clearing the mind at MGM Gym with Muay Thai and dance
Brother-sister founders Hannah and Jonathan Moore talk of the ‘positive impact of Muay Thai and dance’ “Gyms like ours bring a sense of camaraderie…
Southern Soul debuts at Canteen in the Design District
Smoked meats and homemade buns; founder Tom Goddard tells us about his fresh take on smokehouse cuisine “I’d like to build up a good reputation…
Review: Please Right Back – Southbank Centre
An animated take on Social Realism Theatre group 1927 presents a funny yet thought-provoking analysis of class, British institutions, and familial structures in Please…
Review: Slava’s SnowShow – Harold Pinter Theatre
The Snow Goes On Bare knuckle pugilist Tom Cribb endured much for the sake of his art but even he might have thrown in…


















