Born in South London of Afro Caribbean heritage, Daley is known for his evocative and spectacular storytelling, often collaborating with writers, artists and cross disciplinary collectives.
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Sooz Kempner will perform her new stand-up show for one night only in London, following a sold-out Edinburgh Festival residency which played to critical acclaim.
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The study by the mortgage experts at money.co.uk analysed average house prices across the last 10 years in each borough in London to reveal the areas with the biggest 10-year house price growth.
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With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, love is in the air, and love for our pets is no exception. Our pets really are our best friends. They are great companions, help to improve our mental health, and bring us a whole heap of joy.
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The first major production to be presented at the theatre will be The Walworth Farce, a major revival of Enda Walsh’s hilarious and shocking farce, set, aptly, on the Walworth Road – no more than a stone’s throw from the site of the new theatre.
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The Tories declared war on key workers this week, steamrollering through legislation that would see teachers, nurses and rail workers sacked for exercising their right to strike.
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Running from February 15-16, a museum will be based in the heart of London’s Soho in Greek Street to provide visitors with an interactive, immersive and highly visual experience, looking at the vital role these organs and wonderful connections the gut has, to how we can best look after it.
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In 2019, as many as 1,738 people were killed on UK roads. And while some accidents are not preventable, the true tragedy is the number of lives lost every year as a result of crashes which could have been avoided.
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My budgie, Ron, loves to fly around outside his cage, but it’s really hard to get him back in and takes ages. We don’t want to stop letting him out, but how can we make it easier?
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30 Years Ago – A watchdog warned entire sections of South London’s rail network could grind to a halt when British Rail was privatised.
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Number Day is an annual event aimed at children in nurseries, primary and secondary schools, with teachers and pupils raising vital funds for the NSPCC while having fun with maths.
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Laura Horton’s award-winning play Breathless is heading to Soho Theatre on the back of its successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe and explores the dichotomous experience of hoarding as suffocating and sating.
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Studio Voltaire is presenting a major exhibition of works by New-Jersey-based artist Scott Covert called C’est la vie.
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The Government has failed to inject money and support communities in Southwark in the Levelling Up funding announcement.
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The festival was designed to be just one of several bridging points for families through the year, so that our pantomime audience – which was transitory then – could stay connected to the venue through the year.
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After Madonna left fans Hung Up on her last tour Madame X in 2020, she has answered our prayers by announcing additional shows in South London as part of Madonna: The Celebration Tour.
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Evolution festival will be returning to the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre for its seventh year to showcase the talents from up-and-coming young performers and artists from March 21 to 24.
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We remember poets such as Anne Sexton, Sylvia Plath and Edith Sitwell for their contributions to the feminist movement through poetry but we rarely consider the impact of their clothes, writes Molly Pavord.
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