A young woman with pale eyes and nut-brown hair looks into the distance. Her lips are parted, her arms folded

Following the success of their inaugural year, Tara Theatre’s ‘I’ll Say It Again’ festival aims to provide a platform for

Following the success of shows at Edinburgh Fringe Festival a theatre company is bringing its topical play, Bump, to Wandsworth’s

This year’s the Balham Literary Festival hosts a critically-acclaimed young author raised in the area. Yara Rodrigues Fowler, 26, released

Many women are feminists, but not every feminist, standing alone, has a chance to change the world. Natasha Mudhar is

Israeli and British cultures will be explored in the seventh annual SHE festival in South West London. The promenade theatre

A pop-up cinema is coming to Tooting Market to celebrate International Women’s Day with a special one-night only screening on

Michelle Obama, Margaret Thatcher, a sporting star or a prime time pioneer – who would you choose as the most

One of the biggest results of the election – the number of women in Parliament is now at its highest

Women took control of this month’s Book Slam, to confront the inequalities that plague the world today, in what turned

London’s famous Book Slam will return to The Clapham Grand on Wednesday October 8 with human rights and sexual equality