Performance & theatre

Leslie Manasseh talks to writer Anders Lustgarten and director Suzann McLean about their new play that explores an increasingly contentious issue Ten traumatised students are...

A star of London’s West End has opened a Make Believe performing arts school in Brixton, teaching singing, dancing and acting classes to children...

  As the title suggests, this is not Shakespeare for traditionalists. The new production of Othello at Clapham's Omnibus Theatre is a bold reinvention of...

Created by Tom Wainwright and Urban Wolf, this powerful drama records and explores the impact on his mother, his brother, his sister and his...

"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it” George Santayana On June 4 1989 the Chinese government sent tanks and troops to...

"Breathing walls and twisting shadows" From 17 May, Block 336 on Brixton  Road will present Another Funny Turn, the first UK solo exhibition of work...

  Ever confused a Volvo with a vulva? A G-string with a G-spot? Written and performed by comedian, singer/songwriter and sex educator Laura-Doe, Vaudeville of the...

Leslie Manasseh talks to director, Scott Le Crass about Country Music, a play about the 20-year history of a crime Clapham’s Omnibus Theatre will shortly...

Shakespeare is often bawdy and funny. Ovo Theatre Company’s Twelfth night, directed by Adam Nichols, is the funniest and bawdiest Shakespeare I...

Omnibus Theatre Based on the diaries of Tony Benn “There is no final victory, there is...

Leslie Manasseh meets two Brixton-based women behind a remarkable new theatre production   Adjoa Andoh and Dona Croll are two extraordinary Brixton-based women who are bringing...

“Hearing things” written by Philip Osment and presented by "Playing On", is the result of five years of work with psychiatrists, mental...

Brixton resident James Barr and Dan Hudson, his partner in the award-winning podcast A Gay & a NonGay, have released an exclusive interview with...

As politicians strut, squirm and suffer, it is surely time for some light relief. South Londoners can get just that with A Modest Little Man,...

“It’s been a long, hungry winter, and the villagers of Nottingham need a hero. As Maid Marian journeys deep into Sherwood Forest to find...

The Dark takes you on journey in Idi Amin’s Uganda as a mother and her young son escape from the horrors of their homeland...