Our Land: a powerful documentary on the English “Right to Roam” movement
The documentary unpicks the legacy of the Norman conquest, the British aristocracy and English colonialism and how it interferes with our access to natural spaces in England.
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Ballad Lines: 'Women of earth, wind and flame, born under changing skies'
A moving story about women’s choice in motherhood, and the migration of folk music, is now playing at the Southwark Playhouse and it's one of the most exciting new pieces of theatre this year.
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The Hunger Games on Stage: a true 'spectacle' but is the emotion of the story lost?
The newest adaptation of cultural phenomenon The Hunger Games is playing now in Canary Wharf and it’s a theatre experience like no other.
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Wild Camping on Dartmoor: Why the Right to Access our Wild Places Matters
We almost lost the right to wild camp on Dartmoor, so I took to the moors for a weekend to
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