“A rooftop is not really complete without a chimney stack,” say John Booth and Mat Barnes from CAN ahead of their latest exhibition. As…

A fantastic evening of entertainment As it’s the 50th Anniversary of Richard O’Brien’s legendary Rocky Horror Show I thought it was about time I…

The Classic Boat Festival at London’s largest marina, St Katharine Docks, is set to be the biggest festival the waterside estate has ever seen.…

You start out starring in the story of your own life,only to find you’ve become a bit part player in everyone else’s. Marcella’s awakening…

Riccardo Matlakas is an internationally acclaimed artist whose work spans various mediums, including street art, painting, mosaic, installation, and performance art. He is currently…

Everyone involved in the Duke of Greenwich is doing everything right Once I’d been invited to review the Duke of Greenwich I had a…

Conceptual and historical overlaps bring three disparate, but materially rich, practices together  DUST TO DUST is a three person show featuring Magdalena Abakanowicz, Phoebe…

The whole building is meant to impress Growing up by the River Thames means I am used to seeing world-famous landmarks that have brought…

Spoken, Written and Signed – A Shakespeare For Everyone We are forever reminded of the importance of Shakespeare, not only on the theatrical landscape…

Emma McNally scrambles the elements of drawing, generating multi-dimensional disruptive works that draw attention to the entangled complexity of existence in an age of…

Just minutes from the swarms of people herding through Borough Market, the Longboys Doughnut shop is tucked away in the more peaceful Borough Yards…

Though their lives are tough, these girls are tougher BYMT (British Youth Music Theatre) presents When We Strike, a punk rock rendition of the…