The Dulwich Picture Gallery has a new exhibition and new caterers. Bovingdons Catering’s Flotsam & Jetsam brand has already created a name for itself…

Jason Robert Brown’s award-winning musical, The Last Five Years, is a journey that takes us through Cathy and Jamie’s five year relationship as seen…

Indulge your inner sleuth with this contemporary version of Frederick Knott’s psychological thriller, Dial M for Murder, writes Carolyn Hart Taylor. Situating the entirety of…

Noël Coward’s Blithe Spirit is being revived for the umpteenth time, and quite rightly so, writes Michael Holland.Novelist Charles Condomine invites the local clairvoyant…

1950s’ Cardiff was pretty tough for the working class Mrs Harte (Sioned Jones), her son Gerard (Andy Rush), and their neighbours, Mrs Driscoll (Tameka…

As you walk into the final room of the Helen Frankenthaler exhibition at The Dulwich Picture Gallery, you are met by three versions of…

The ten-man troupe literally rose from the ashes to open Paula Vogel’s Indecent, a play that covers all the major shames and taboos of…

In a small Rotherhithe graveyard connected to the mortuary where mist off the Thames crept between the tilting gravestones, a ship’s bell tolled and…

Winsome Pinnock’s Rockets and Blue Lights is a phenomenal piece of work that comes at the right time, writes Michael Holland.The title is from…

At the opening of Lloyd Webber’s new musical Cinderella the bar area was replete with a troupe of unmasked celebs ranging from a Loose…

There is a moment around Operation Mincemeat’s halfway mark when a hitherto rather sour matron sings a ballad about letter writing so unexpectedly moving…

There’s a new restaurant in town and it let the town know it was here with a big, brash, brunch bash with all the…