Peckham Expat – now settled nicely in Bromley – Mark McGowan: The Artist Taxi Driver, has an exhibition of new artworks called The Bromley…

Family and friendship and a love that will conquer all When I saw the title of Lois Tallulah’s play I knew I would relate…

Something unique in the jazz space Cat Pack, a Neo Soul trio from LA, had their first UK performance and first sold-out gig at…

Surely destined to be performed at larger venues Brad Sutherland’s new play, Until She Sleeps, puts modern relationships under the microscope, questioning the real…

A brisk piano sets the tone When we think pirates, instantly tricorn hats, eye patches, daggers, skull and crossbone flags and crow’s nest spring…

London’s longest-running open Art in Bermondsey has gone through many changes since the Bermondsey Artists’ Group took over the derelict café in Southwark Park…

The exhibition that gives hope The Koestler Arts exhibition is open to all inmates of prisons and secure hospitals and this year it is…

A fantastic night out in a wonderful theatre The Barbican Theatre with its 60s’ Brutalism juxtaposed with modern theatre-going comfort and decor is an…

A Tribute to an Inspirational Man Dougie Blaxland’s Our Little Hour tells the overdue tale of Walter Tull who achieved so much in the…

Hello Norma Jeane Marilyn – The Exhibition has recently arrived in Bermondsey and goes way beyond the usual stuff that we all think we…

Final euphoria leaves us on a high At university, I was friends with a student whose father’s successful business dealings meant he needn’t ever…

Every performance shines If someone asked whether you’d like to spend three and a half hours listening to three men tell the story of…