Streatham Guardian Leisure: Games reviews, food, theatre and comedy in Surrey and south west London

WIN! A Membership to Nuffield Health, Fitness and Wellbeing Centre

10:30am Monday 15th March 2010

WIN! A Membership to Nuffield Health, Fitness and Wellbeing Centre

WIN! Thomas the Tank Engine prize packs

10:21am Monday 15th March 2010

WIN! Thomas the Tank Engine prize packs

Game review: Final Fantasy XIII - Playstation 3

9:36am Monday 15th March 2010

With a pedigree like Final Fantasy 13’s, you might ask ‘just what could go wrong’? And I will answer: A fair bit, and it’s all down to too much innovation.

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Haunted - review

11:30am Friday 12th March 2010

Haunted, Richmond Theatre The curtain came down to wolf whistles and rapturous applause last night as Edna O’Brien’s Haunted starring Brenda Blethyn and Niall Buggy opened at Richmond Theatre.

Game review: UK Truck Simulator – PC

11:29am Friday 12th March 2010

Despite how boring it sounds the latest in a long line of sims from SCS Software, isn’t that bad.

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Author profile - William Hastings Burke

10:15am Friday 12th March 2010

Richmond author William Hastings Burke has just released his debut book, Thirty Four, which reveals the remarkable lives of Hermann Göring and his anti-Nazi brother, Albert. William uncovered the Göring stories as an undergraduate in Australia and has spent the past four years piecing his book together. He spoke to Will Gore.

WIN! Exclusive merchandise and tickets for Green Zone

10:25am Friday 12th March 2010

The Surrey Comet has teamed up with Universal Pictures and the Odeon Kingston to give 5 lucky winners the chance to win an exclusive Merchandise goodie bag including Green Zone Rucksack, T-shirt, water bottle and watch, plus a pair of tickets to see Green Zone at the Odeon Kingston. Click on the link above for details.

The art of war

9:59am Friday 12th March 2010

War is a subject that has fascinated artists for centuries and a recently opened exhibition at Richmond’s Riverside Gallery has given young artists the opportunity to create their own art inspired by past and present conflicts, writes Will Gore.

Rosamund's role to relish

9:56am Friday 12th March 2010

The title role of Henrik Ibsen’s play Hedda Gabler has challenged actresses ever since the Norwegian dramatist wrote it in 1890. From the first Hedda, Clara Heese, to modern legends of the stage, including Dames Diana Rigg and Maggie Smith, plenty have had a crack at the part.