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In the last ten years the Wandsworth Beer Festival has become an important fixture on the brewing scene. Mark Justin,

Gruelling day jobs are finally paying off for Irish post-punk band Slow Riot as they head for Notting Hill Arts

Almost 100 professional players, residents and young musicians united at Barnes Music Festival’s annual ‘Come and Sing’ concert last week. As

The prospect of taking my clothes off in front of a room full of strangers is the stuff of nightmares.

The head of Polka Theatre emphasised the importance of community theatre following the opening of the venue’s new show ‘Chocolate

The best works of art make you feel something — and leave you wanting more. OUR BIG LOVE STORY does

Global mobility company director by day and enthusiastic artistic director by night, David Brady insists juggling his profession and his

After a total renovation, the Old Ship in Hammersmith proudly reopened its doors with a new look, seasonal menu, and

The last year has proved to be something of a whirlwind for rising star Bruno Major, and things don’t look

Guy Unsworth’s ambitious production breathes a new lease of  life into literary masterpiece ‘Of Mice and Men’. The Steinbeck classic,

Stand-up fans will crowd the Albert Hall tonight, Tuesday March 20, for a comedy night in aid of Teenage Cancer