Tagged in SOUTHWARK
By Ben_Fowler

BFI's Uncut Season: The Films They Tried To Ban

The films they tried to ban.
By M@

Choose Your Own Documentary @ Southbank Centre

You head south. There is a dragon here. It kills you. You are dead.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: Pericles @ The Rose

Sort-of-Shakespeare on the site of Bankside's first theatre.
By Dean Nicholas

Could Waterloo International Become A Greenhouse?

An intriguing proposal for the mothballed terminal.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Preview: Black History Month

Films, music, writers, food, craft and exhibitions all through October.
By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: Three Sisters @ Young Vic

Benedict Andrews’ unconventional rendering of Chekhov’s tragicomic tale is a largely incoherent, alienating, one-dimensional affair.
By N Quentin Woolf

Londonist Out Loud: A Podcast For London, 21 September 2012

Cutty Sark controversy, Hampton Court naughtiness and stitched-up Peckham.
By Tabish Khan

Art Preview: Sea Change @ Oxo Gallery

Photographs that capture the dramatic changes to the coastline from high to low tide.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: Duchess of Malfi @ The White Bear Theatre

Difficult to recommend it highly enough.
By M@

Alternative Tours Of London: A Ramble Round Dulwich

See one of the best views of London the public can't normally access in this walk.

By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Jerwood Drawing Prize 2012 @ Jerwood Space

Exploring the limits of what constitutes drawing.
By Ben_Fowler

Preview: London Film Festival 2012

Booking opens now for BFI members.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Art Of Change @ Hayward Gallery

Interactive art from China that will confound, amaze and enthral. Our favourite Hayward gallery exhibition this year.
By Zoe Craig

Preview: Peckham And Nunhead Free Film Festival

Stunning site-specific screenings in SE15.
By M@

Stitched Version Of Peckham Peace Wall On Show At Southwark Cathedral

Patchwork Peckham.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Extra, Extra

Other news: protest, aliens, the DLR and a health centre with an unwanted visitor.
By Zoe Craig

Preview: Films on the Flytower @ National Theatre

Snuggle down under the stars on the roof of the National Theatre for some classic al fresco movies.
By AndrewT

Theatre Review: The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time @ National Theatre

Inspiring adaptation of Mark Haddon's modern classic.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Lit Preview: JK Rowling Will Launch New Novel At Southbank Centre

Tickets go on sale on Friday.
By Dean Nicholas

Preview: The Genius Of Hitchcock @ BFI Southbank

Every film ever made by the master of suspense.
By M@

In Pictures: Sand Sculptures On The Southbank

Everyone from Boris Johnson to Buzz Aldrin gets the sandy treatment.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Preview: Arigato In London @ County Hall

Japan says thank you for tsunami support with two weeks of food, drink and events.
By AndrewT

Theatre Review: Richard III @ The Globe

Mark Rylance makes Globe return with Richard III.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: School Of Inversion @ Hayward Gallery

A surreal and bizarre school where nothing is as you'd expect.