Entertainment

London’s Backyard Cinema celebrated moving to its first permanent residence in Wandsworth on Thursday with a winter extravaganza. While it’s a

Chiaroscuro is a revival of Jackie Kay’s 1986 work at Bush Theatre that explores the issues surrounding race, homosexuality and

The gaming sector has grown with incredible rapidity over the past three to four years, and generates around £5.7 billion

A new play coming to south west London stars a drama school graduate who has embraced the challenge of appearing

The Brixton-born star of a play coming to south west London says audiences should expect an alternative World War Two

Live music and spoken word will collide in an explosive gig-theatre event at the Bush Theatre this month. Jackie Kay’s

A Catholic priest in the midst of a personal crisis of faith, confiding privately with his audience, eyes locked to

A Wimbledon-based filmmaker is out to cause a little controversy with his latest release. Director Matthew Tibbenham’s Surviving Confession was

Life in London can be a blast. Pubs, clubs and events at every corner. Bubbling tourists and locals mingled together

His malachite-jade stare pierces through, much like the Albanian gangsters he portrays. Kaspar Green’s eyes paired with his jet-black mane

Balham Comedy Festival will bring big names to the legendary Banana Cabaret Club at the newly-refurbished Bedford pub next month