Where to go with your little ones Soft play comes to Clapham New to Clapham Common Old Town, Millie & Maisie is all about…

New Brixton bagel and beer spot If we said to you Belgian beers, bagels and bakes, what would you think? Because we say it’s…

The South Londoner editor Eliza Frost heads to Camberwell’s The Crooked Well for a Nepalese taste sensation Inside an inconspicuous Camberwell pub, Rajiv’s Kitchen is…

South London frilly cushions  These cushions are an ode to London, with bold text and even bolder frills. Designer Grace is a born and…

Mark Darnell, founder of UNFOLD Architecture, tells us about how redesign projects can transform a home – and a community  UNFOLD Archiecture’s founder Mark Darnell has…

The mad parties they had in Butler’s Wharf warehouse was eye-opening The Art of Isolation gallery in Surrey Quays Shopping Centre began as Rod…

Antigone is an underdog in the fight against the system. The New King, Creon, wrestles to control it. In the wake of a bitter civil…

Can anyone persuade Ranevskaya and her aristocratic household that the world is changing, and they must too? The full cast for Chekhov’s The Cherry…

A dynamic, feminist, and pop culture-filled performance All the convincing I needed to see this piece was found by reading: ‘She was a 17-year-old…

Through this year’s National Theatre Connections Festival, Southwark Playhouse celebrates the talent of 150 local young people aged 13-19 as seven groups from the…

The hypocrisy of the studio system We can look forward to a major new production of the multi-award nominated The Tailor-Made Man, which will…

Exhibition draws from the history of the gallery as a former hairdressers.   Coleman Project Space presents a solo exhibition of new site-specific works by…