Walworth Area Guide

We're excited to return to one of our favourite London spaces, Corsica Studios, as one of their final ever shows. One for the books, presale live now.

Three generations. Timeless ballads. One unforgettable story. From award-winning songwriter Finn Anderson (Islander) and visionary director Tania Azevedo (But I’m a Cheerleader), Ballad Lines is a soaring new folk musical blending centuries-old Scottish, Irish, and Appalachian ballads with a bold contemporary score exploring the stories we carry through generations. Sarah thought she’d left her childhood behind. A queer woman living in New York City, she’s long severed ties with the folk traditions of her upbringing. But when old ballads resurface, so do the voices of her ancestors — pulling her on a life-changing journey across time. Spanning continents and generations, Ballad Lines follows three women bound together by blood, song, and choice. In 17th-century Scotland, Cait, a minister’s wife, wrestles with the constraints of her role. In 18th-century Ireland, Jean, a spirited teenager, faces an uncertain future. In 21st-century New York, Sarah is caught between the life she’s built and the pull of the past. Blending original music with traditional Scottish, Irish, and Appalachian ballads, Ballad Lines follows three women across three centuries. Together, their voices weave a story of love, legacy, and the ties that bind us all. CAPTIONED: Wednesday, 11th March, 7pm

Swiss pianist Manon Mullener, described as “the future of Swiss jazz” (Le Temps) and a “rising star of European jazz” (France Musique), brings her electrifying trio to Toulouse Lautrec for an evening of modern jazz infused with Cuban and Latin colours. Her new album Stories, recorded in New York, is built around real-life encounters from her travels around the world. Each piece paints a vivid portrait: Zoila, a 95-year-old Cuban grandmother recalling her 1950s Havana perfumery; Noh, a Mexican cab driver devoted to Mayan traditions; and Willard, an opera lover from uptown New York. Performed live, these musical tales take on fresh energy and emotional depth, “immediate energy and effectiveness,” says Jazz Magazine. Part of a 100-date world tour, this concert promises expressive storytelling, lyrical virtuosity and a rich fusion of jazz and Latin rhythm. Presented by Toulouse Lautrec Jazz Club. This is an 16+ event.

Join us at Corner as Handson Family take up a new residency, bringing their unique sound and energy to Tate Modern

Master discreet street photography in iconic London. Dive into creative light use and impactful composition techniques. Gain practical skills and positive attitudes for confident street shooting. If required, for the duration of the activity you will have the use of a camera suitable for street photography, along with a 16GB SD card to use in the camera and take home with you. Service animals are welcome. Nearby public transportation options make access easy. This experience is suitable for guests of all physical fitness levels. Experience supplied by Ed Fil Black Friday.hidden-word { display: none; }

Raise a glass to a show that keeps both your spirits and your wine levels high! The Australian sensation, An Idiot's Guide to Wine, is making its way to London for the first time ever to deliver an evening of comedy and wine tasting. Guests will sample six different wine varietals from around the world in a hilarious stand-up show written by Merrick Watts. Whether you're a connoisseur or a total beginner, you'll giggle and gulp your way through a night that proves wine education doesn't have to be dry. Get your tickets for An Idiot's Guide to Wine in London!