Review: Cutlass at The Glitch
A whistle-stop tour through the life of Captain Springsmile Jack A story of piracy, cunning and revenge is spun at rip-roaring speed in this…
London MPs furious over new law set to hand over health powers to City Hall
Ministers have been urged to reconsider legislation which would strip the right of London’s councils to sit on NHS Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) and…
Review: Portrait of a City at Dulwich Picture Gallery
A Century of American Photography The exhibition, curated and opened by Alexander Moore, Creative Producer at the Gallery, depicts the evolution of American cities…
‘Just a bit of banter’ – New Charlton Athletic signing from Millwall on altercation with Addicks fan
DANNY McNamara said Charlton Athletic “holds a special place in my heart” after the full-back joined on a free transfer from South London rivals…
Artists Create Bridge Across Atlantic Ocean
“It is gratifying to see the artwork born through our transatlantic collaborative experience” Bethlem Gallery announced the completion of a yearlong project with Fountain House Gallery – the premier venue in…
Review: Wife to James Whelan at Jermyn St Theatre
“Sometimes care never fades, instead it lingers, messy and unresolved, impossible to fully put down.” Word travels fast in the small Irish town of…
Tracey Emin in Conversation with The Guilty Feminist
Her honesty is brutal. Her openness is painful. Her truth is tragic, and that’s why a full house clapped and cheered almost every time…
Review: Glengarry Glen Ross at Old Vic
The cast fully inhabit Mamet’s ruthless world David Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross remains one of the sharpest examinations of ambition, desperation, and capitalism ever…
Review: 2:22 A Ghost Story @ Churchill Theatre
Having taken the West End by storm (and partly triggering the events/name of Lily Allen’s scathing 2025 album), 2:22 — A Ghost Story is…
Review: Hepworth in Colour at Courtauld Gallery
A constant source of amusement, pleasure and wonder Perhaps, as I did, we think of Barbara Hepworth’s art as big, curvaceous sculptures facing the…
Summer Season in Southwark Park Galleries
The first comprehensive solo exhibition of Irish artist Isabel Nolan’s work in the UK to date. This major touring exhibition comes at a significant…
Review: Allegra at Richmond Theatre
The audience seemed utterly won over Maureen Lipman charms from the moment the curtain rises in Peter Quilter’s new comedy Allegra, directed by Stephen…
