REVIEWS

Online arts are playing a vital role in keeping up our spirits and feeding our souls during the Covid lockdown. And while no one would su...

It was a daunting task – to cover 900 years of western music from 12th century sacred monophony to 21st century jazz in one afternoon wit...

South-east London is a crucible of cultural excellence and one of its most shimmering ingredients is the phenomenon that is Charles Haywa...

The annual Blackheath Halls Opera is always a highlight of the cultural year in south-east London and it’s also a favourite with readers ...

Any gig featuring a true virtuoso is going to be a treat. But sometimes the musical virtuosity is mirrored by a gift for story-telling an...

Considering the country was in deep lockdown only a few weeks ago, it’s amazing that the Greenwich and Docklands International Festival h...

Severndroog Castle mirrored its status as Greenwich’s most beautiful hidden gem with the brilliance of its creative programme when it hos...

There were a great many pleasures to be had in The House That Slipped, a witty and wise lockdown show devised, written and performed by T...

Early in lockdown, Trinity Laban launched a pioneering season of works created and performed by students and staff self-isolating at thei...

Steven Berkoff’s play The Secret Love Life Of Ophelia could have been written for lockdown – an exchange of 39 claustrophobically passion...