Camberwell Green Area Guide

Hey there! Want to experience an hour of mead extravaganza? Gosnells, London's first meadery in 500 years, offers private tours for a single group. Get under our skin as we take you through the history of Gosnells, share our unique mead-making process and showcase our kit. And the best part? We'll lead you through a tasting of all our meads and honeys, from session meads to barrel-aged meads, made with only the finest honey. Get ready to be delighted by the magic of honey at Gosnells!

Enjoy a full-on immersive brunch party experience from start to finish. A celebration of Food, music and entertainment with Island vibes. Expect to hear the REAL Reggae/Dancehall/Soca from across the decades to the very current party bangers.

26-year-old spoken-word artist, Rene, is navigating the aftermath of her first queer relationship, which ended when her ex, who was grappling with her own closeted identity, failed to fully embrace queerness and in turn, their connection. Now single, Rene embarks on a new chapter of self-discovery, approaching dating with a renewed perspective. She begins to unravel the question of who she truly is and what she wants in a partner. This comedy explores the complexities of coming out, first relationships, lost love, setting boundaries and choosing peace over persistence.

Mic Righteous celebrates the 5 year anniversary of his Suicycle album with a special performance at Brixton Jamm!

Artist and choreographer Eve Stainton makes their Bold Tendencies debut with The Joystick and The Reins (World Premiere), accompanied by Ennio Morricone’s seminal score for The Thing (1982). The Joystick and The Reins explores who is deemed to be, and those who decide what constitutes a ‘threat’ within society; exploring how marginalised groups have been instrumentalised through systems of oppression and authoritarianism. Cycling through hyper-emotional states of intensity, the scene and solo figure become a site for the audience’s own projections. This becomes a choreographic practice of distortion, referencing ideas of power, dominance, perpetrator, victim, threat and interpretation. Influences for The Joystick and The Reins include historical reenactments, police and riot arrest imagery, and 1980s Crime Watch episodes; examining what it means to reconstruct a theatrical scene that draws on truth, and how societal constructs keep people ‘at risk’ of incarceration in a place of vulnerability. Morricone’s music finds resonance with Stainton’s mutual exploration of societal suspicion, psychological horror, and the devastating potential of individual isolation. Co-commissioned by Bold Tendencies, Dansehallerne (DK), Transform, Possession Performance + Automation and The Place. Supported by Queen Mary University of London, Old Diorama Arts Centre, Den Frie Udstilling (DK), SLUG (DE) and L'Ecart Biennial (CA). This event is supported by the Wavendon Foundation. Presented by Bold Tendencies. All ages.

Celebrating American composer Steve Reich with a programme dedicated to his pioneering minimalism. Steve Reich himself says that the Colin Currie Group’s performances of his music are “the best I’ve ever heard”. Led by Colin Currie, “the world’s finest and most daring percussionist” (The Spectator), his special programme for Déjà Vu spans Reich’s many repetitions. Music for Pieces of Wood (1973) has a structure based only on rhythmic “build ups”; Six Marimbas (1986), a precursor of ambient and techno music inspired by African drumming and gamelan, stacks eight-beat rhythmic patterns to create a rich and spectacular sonic world; and Music for Mallet Instruments, Voices and Organ (1973) grows spontaneously from one simple pattern, to many patterns played by different instruments. Join us for an evening of Reich’s heart-and-mind music: early investigations into phase shifting, mid-career interrogations of augmentation and psychoacoustics, and grand, hypnotic later works with formal counterpoint and functional harmony. Presented by Bold Tendencies. All ages.