Bow playwright Simon Stephens on East London, the gentrification of bacon sarnies, and that Hot Priest
If Simon Stephens was a biscuit he would probably be a Wagon Wheel. He didn’t arrive at this conclusion lightly,
Read moreIf Simon Stephens was a biscuit he would probably be a Wagon Wheel. He didn’t arrive at this conclusion lightly,
Read moreNot many people know that plastic was invented right here in East London. Well, it was, and Bow Arts has
Read moreThe art of the tattoo is an ancient one, and as embedded into East End culture as ink in skin.
Read moreYou see a different side to Roman Road at night. When the market stalls have been packed away and the
Read moreThis entertaining and moving play set in Wilton’s Music Hall brings together four very different women to tell the story of Victorian lady boxers.
Read moreGenesis Cinema celebrated the final night of its first ever Fragments Festival on Saturday. Organised in six months, the festival
Read moreBow-based filmmaker Aaron Christian, 34, is a born and bred East Londoner. His debut short film, The Internship, is a
Read moreBow band Honne, whose first gig was at our very own Muxima on Roman Road, returned from a world tour
Read more‘Information is dead. Long live opinion’, declares the foreword of An Opinionated Guide to East London. Hoxton Mini Press has
Read moreBow based pop band Indigo Face are the new hot property in the old Bow match factory. The trio has
Read moreFour days after moving to east London Benjamin Kelly attended a life drawing class for the first time. A year
Read moreMany visitors walk around the streets of East London and admire the unique architecture and the elegant houses with their
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