A triumph of musical theatre ‘I don’t know what’s going on!’ ‘Welcome to the British government!’  No, it’s not 2024, it’s 1943 and things…

Ed Gray at the Euros As Scotland and England both hope for success in the UEFA Euro 24 competition so the art exhibition Shut…

Spectral in its illusory delicacy As If is a solo exhibition of new paintings and works on paper from Tom Chamberlain at Coleman Project…

Mary Kitson of Greenwich’s The Fan Museum transports The Weekender to Paris and explains the craftmanship of fan-making  “There were probably more people involved in the…

Photographer Hugh Fox has documented the people and places of the Old Royal Naval College over the last twelve months Capturing the passing of…

A Salute to the Colonel From outside, this relatively new Indian restaurant to Trafalgar Square appears somewhat nondescript, but we had been told of…

FEAR is the celebratory finale of a series of free community workshops taking place at Siobhan Davies Studios in Elephant and Castle.  FEAR brings…

Free Performance in Rotherhithe London Bubble Theatre is proud to present Beneath the Papers, its poignant new play created and performed by a community…

Part of the You Belong Here programme Canada’s b-boy Crazy Smooth presents In My Body, a dynamic exploration of the effects of ageing on…

A Celebration of the Old Kent Road An exhibition celebrating and reflecting on Old Kent Road and its surrounding area, curated by Alexander Christie…

Opera company Pegasus looks at the past, present and future as it brings its finale production to Deptford’s The Albany, celebrating the ‘harmony in…

This July, St Katharine Docks sees the return of its ‘Screen on the Water’, which will exclusively show the entire Wimbledon Tennis Championships 2024.…