Hoard, Arcola Theatre, review: ‘Probing foray into a close-knit British-Nigerian family’
Bim Adewunmi’s debut play about a hoarding mother and her offspring provides ‘hilarious awkwardness’ and simmering tension
Bim Adewunmi’s debut play about a hoarding mother and her offspring provides ‘hilarious awkwardness’ and simmering tension
Sharp choreography and bursts of humour lift this terrifying glimpse over the abyss
Poet and journalist Miguel Cullen talks about his debut collection Wave Caps
Attitudes towards care for the elderly is the sober subtext to a surreal play at the Rosemary Branch
As the East London Comics and Arts Festival prepares to get underway, Phoebe Cooke explains her love for self-published ‘zines’ and where best to find them
Hoxton’s museum of the home marks centenary with an exhibition of useful and beautiful domestic design
Residents of Homerton’s Banister House estate set sights on zero-carbon energy
Strong performances and clever staging bring to life Cathy and Heathcliff’s turbulent love in this faithful adaptation of Emily Brontë’s novel Wuthering Heights
How would a Western power deal with being on the receiving end of war asks Eldorado by Marius von Mayenburg
Ambitious play highlights the propensity of ‘paupers’ funerals’ in London and the anonymity of those left to die alone
Emily Brontë’s novel Wuthering Heights has been adapted for stage and is showing at the Rosemary Branch
From this weekend the home of London 2012 will be fully accessible
Bring a food donation to take part in tonight’s event at Dalston church
Primary school children encouraged to run a mile a week in their own time in the run up to Hackney’s inaugural half marathon
Hackney Council’s decision to banish buses criticised
The LBB (Let’s Be Brief) Pop-Up School intends to start a ‘revolution in education’ in Dalston