Slow Fire at Jermyn Street Theatre Examines Survival and Moral Choice
A play that explores complex ideas, brought to life by strong performances Director Rex Ryan brings a post-apocalyptic tale into the bunker of the Jermyn Street Theatre. The small but beautiful theatre is the perfect setting for writer Simon Stephens’ world to come to life, as two men hunker down.
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Barnum Musical Returns With Circus Spectacle
The Greatest Showman is in Town Barnum, the classic Broadway musical by Cy Coleman (music), Michael Stewart (lyrics) and Mark Bramble(book) that celebrates the life of the world’s greatest showman, P.T. Barnum, is on tour and coming to Wimbledon. Step right up and enter the dazzling world of P.T. Barnum,.
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The Brown Suite Blends James Brown's Music With Street Dance
Get groovin’ to the music of James Brown Best friends Nahum McLean and Darius Drooh first met around 13 years ago, as many lifelong friends do, at school. This wasn’t the kind of school where maths, English and science grades decide students’ futures – it was The Ailey School, one.
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London Marathon Two-Day Plan Raises Questions Over 2027 Disruption
Lord Duval, who represents Greenwich and Lewisham on the London Assembly, called for better information for residents and businesses on how they'll be affected
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Southwark Council Error Leaves Vulnerable Woman Without Phone Service
The vulnerable woman's finances are managed by the South London council
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Wormwood Scrubs Failings Found After Wife's Urgent Warning Went Unheeded
The Ombudsman found "significant failings" by the prison on the night Isaiah Olugosi died
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Former Surbiton Teacher Barred Indefinitely for Sexual Misconduct
James Thomas, who taught at a school in Surbiton, has been banned from teaching indefinitely by a tribunal panel however he has never been criminally prosecuted
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London Kids' Open-Top Bus Tour Offers Family Alternative to the Tube
The Original Tour is currently offering 25 per cent off all child tickets on the Kids Tour until the end of August, making them £18
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Fatal Sign Collapse Ends Big Church Festival Early
Organisers have cancelled the rest of the festival, which had been set to go on until Sunday
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London Couple Cuts Annual Spending by £1,600 Without Giving Up Travel
Charlie and Sophia eat out and travel but still manage to save with a few key choices
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