Film & Theatre
Witness For The Prosecution review: perfectly staged at County Hall
The real courtroom setting ignites yet another production of the Agatha Christie masterpiece
The intriguing story of the Young Vic
London is the theatre capital of the world, reckons a new hardback book by Michael Coveney and Peter Dazeley
MUST DO: Tales From The Arabian Nights
Gather the little troops, pray to the weather-gods and enjoy some outdoor theatre this August
Look sharp Brixton, Ovalhouse is coming
Full steam ahead on the SW9 relocation thanks to a little boost from the Arts Council
Cathy Owen on Home Truths at the Bunker, Southwark
The acclaimed actor on the nine micro-plays, written by nine playwrights, on homelessness and the housing crisis
Review: Trainspotting, The Vaults
The new production is a shocking slice of immersive theatre in an atmospheric tunnel
Review: Closer To Heaven, Union Theatre
The musical by Pet Shop Boys and playwright Jonathan Harvey is back
MUST DO: South Social Film Festival
Central London has the BFI London Film Festival, east London has the East London Film Festival – and now south London has one to call its own
Score: a jukebox musical about heroin and child removal
Award-winning playwright Lucy Bell on her hit show which arrives at the Royal Festival Hall later this month
Review: Talking To Alice, Brockley Jack
This play tries to define the moment when ordinary human emotions become something to be labelled – and treated. And there’s much to admire
