The Rose Theatre in Kingston’s brand new thriller Leopards is timely, subversive and asks all the right questions, writes SWL’s

Olives and Meze is a stone’s throw away from Clapham Common tube – however, one step inside and you are

It’s T-Minus four days to the day we’ve been waiting for since December, when pubs and restaurants can reopen and

The introduction of a “Brixton Windrush” ward, and removal of wards named after slave traders in Lambeth was suggested in

Tinny in hand, green and yellow checked shirt on, and sat in the kitchen I was good to go. As

Money laundering, murders and drug deals gone wrong, Michael Merino’s Acceleration has it all. The 80-minute crime extravaganza delivers nothing

Adam Lazarus’s Daughter is a dark, deeply disturbing satire of toxic masculinity, and how men treat women in general, but

On McQuillan’s Hill is a very Northern Irish play. It’s a Northern Irish play in the fact that it was

Immersive theatre is always a gamble. Even for those of us with a long history of stepping out of the

My Cousin Rachel is about many things: love, lust, pride, suspicion, jealousy, and quite possibly murder. But more than any

Given the ubiquity of food delivery apps the reach of neighbourhood restaurants has somewhat extended. Indeed, during my visit to