Omnibus Clapham Literary Festival: The real-life challenges of the authors behind the stories
Almost all of us are guilty of using the ‘I’d love to read more, I just don’t get enough time’
Almost all of us are guilty of using the ‘I’d love to read more, I just don’t get enough time’
Punters can party like its 1929 when a prohibition-inspired pop-up nightclub comes to Clapham this month. Electro-swing speakeasy White Mink
As the fast-paced, foot-tapping, drumming phenomenon dances into New Wimbledon Theatre, the lead male dancer reveals what it takes to perform
A Brixton theatre will be transformed into a magical forest for a unique performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream to
Leon Bridges rounded off the European leg of his tour with a secret charity gig at Under the Bridge in
A Battersea actress has started crowd funding in a bid to showcase her self-written play, a tribute to the Nigerian
Award-winning play Ross & Rachel will take centre stage at Battersea Arts Centre this May as the venue recovers from
Lemony Snicket has collaborated with a young orchestra for a concert to get children involved in classical music, which will
Heartbreak and its emotional and physical effects on the body are being explored in an autobiographical one-woman show at Battersea
Kingston’s Banquet Records is gearing up for another hectic Record Store Day tomorrow. The annual event, which started in the
From a gigantic squid to a midnight run, Wandsworth Arts Fringe is back with a bang next month. The 16-day