Dulwich and surrounding areas Area Guide

Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Glenn Moore is a comedian, actor and one of the best and most prolific joke writers in the country. Glenn is a regular face on TV, having appeared on Live at the Apollo, Mock The Week and over the pond on The Great American Joke-Off. He has also appeared on The News Quiz, The Now Show, House of Games and Pointless Celebrities. He can be heard daily as one quarter of The Dave Berry Breakfast Show on Absolute Radio, the UK's biggest commercial radio breakfast show and is also a presenter on the BBC Sounds gaming podcast Press X To Continue. He has his own Radio 4 series, and can be heard on News Quiz, Now Show and Absolute Radio. He features in the 2023 series of Live at the Apollo, is a regular on Mock The Week RIP, The Great American Joke-Off and The Stand-Up Sketch Show. Proud owner of a Pointless Celebrities trophy and a House of Games tankard. "A comedy masterclass." The Times "Spectacular laughs." Evening Standard Plus support from Paul F Taylor, Madeleine Brettingham and MC Robyn Perkins

South London Theatre welcomes: A Bookseller Crow Benefit Gig A night of stand up comedy to raise funds for the beloved local bookshop, Bookseller Crow in Crystal Palace. Compered by Daniel Kitson and featuring local renowned comedians including Kerry Godliman, Nish Kumar, Mark Steel and special guests, with music from the excellent Jim Bob. All proceeds go to Bookseller Crow. Advisories: Adult themes, no under 12's Ticket prices: 25

Rock & roll whirlwind ANDREW O'NEILL headlines tonight's show plus 5 comics chosen for maximum hilarity. Tickets can be reserved online for £12 (plus ticket agent fee) until 7pm on the day of the show. Door price tickets are £15. PLEASE NOTE: We are an intimate boutique comedy theatre bar, so TICKET HOLDERS MUST ARRIVE BEFORE 7.45 in order to get your drinks and be seated for the smooth running of the show and everyone's enjoyment. Anyone arriving after 8pm will interrupt the show and may be turned away. SEATING IS FIRST-COME FIRST-SERVED, so early arrival is recommended. PARTIES OF 3 OR MORE are strongly advised to arrive at 7pm so that you may be seated together. Fresh hot popcorn, sweets and snacks are available at the bar. We do not accept cash at the bar or box office, CARD PAYMENTS ONLY. Line-ups are subject to change. We are a woman-owned, gay-friendly, trans-inclusive venue where everyone is welcome. Our comedians are carefully curated to reflect our inclusive principles, and we ask that guests respect the comedians by not interrupting the performances. Hecklers will be removed with no refunds offered. Filming during the show is not permitted. We have installed a state-of-the-art ventilation system which delivers 500 litres of fresh air per second, making us one of the best ventilated small venues in the country. We do ask that if you are feeling unwell or test positive for Covid, please stay at home and we will be happy to reschedule your visit up to 3pm on the day of the show.

Years 5-6 pupils have been invited to attend an after-school workshop on Thursday 22 January 2026 . This will be an enrichment event for students aiming to challenge themselves in French. The session will take place after-school in the Senior School MFL Department from 1600-1645. Pupils will be taken from their Forms at the end of the school day and taken to the MFL Department by a member of Junior School staff. Pick up after the workshop will be at the West Gate as with all other Junior School Forder clubs

- 13:30 - Registration - 14:00-16:00 - Come & Sing workshop - 16:30-17:00 - Informal performance, at which friends and family are welcome) Join Streatham Choral members for an afternoon of music-making! We will spend the afternoon mastering Vivaldi's joyful and uplifting Gloria, with invaluable input from our Musical Director, Calum Fraser, and our vocal coach for the day, Soprano, Mary Fraser. An informal performance will follow, to which you can invite friends and family for no charge. Tickets are £15, and music will be provided subject to a cash deposit of £5.

"Colour is the keyboard, the eyes are the hammers, the soul is the piano with many strings." — Kandinsky How do we ‘see’ music, or ‘hear’ images? From Newton’s colour scales assigning tones to the rainbow, artists and composers have long explored the deep connections between sound and vision. Kandinsky’s Compositions and Improvisations; Klee’s polyphonic paintings, and Scriabin’s synaesthetic craft all reveal the scintillating interplay of visual and sonic art. This lecture traces their co-evolution and shared language, from spectral composers to technological translations of light into rhythm and melody, uncovering the hidden spectrum where music and colour intertwine.