The Red Barn review – The National Theatre’s storm
The Red Barn, is a cold and sinister play adaptation of the 60 year old book ‘La Main’, written …
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A Step Forward In Illuminating River Thames
The ambitious $20m art project to light up River Thames takes a step forward towards realisation. The Illuminated River project, …
Migrants in Southwark tell their stories
The Migration Museum Project and Southwark Council are joining forces to create an important exhibition. Women who now live in …
Roaring 20s brought back to life at the secret TickTack Club
‘It’s 1921, Birmingham bad boy William (Billy) Kimber has moved south and formed a new gang – The Elephant Boys. …
A taste of Italy in London
Jordan Frieda and Tim Siadatan, the duo behind the Italian inspired restaurant Trullo in North London, will open their second …
Fans enter frenzy as Jake Bugg concert sells out in minutes
Tickets for Jake Bugg’s debut performance at the Electric Brixton venue sold out 45 minutes after going on sale earlier …
Pop Ritzy to encourage creativity in locals
Brixton’s Ritzy cinema put on their first ever Pop Ritzy Locals event, an exciting showcase for amateur filmmakers to have …
Budding dancers to air their latest works in Camberwell
In collaboration with the Blue Cloud Scratch dance company, the Blue Elephant Theatre in Camberwell will be holding a new …
February 26, 2016/
Arts, Camberwell, Events, People/
New cafe launches at Blackheath’s art centre
The Brockley Deli has opened its second location joining the Conservatoire, Blackheath’s independent arts centre, in a fusion of art and …
“Paysage Avec Poussin” – Unsuccessful Attempt to Copy a Master
The “cultural explorer” Isabelle Cornaro, who wants her audience to question their understanding of the world gives them something of …
March 20, 2015/
Arts, Camberwell/