Earls Court and surrounding areas Area Guide

Join us for a special performance by Kalaimamani Dr. O S Arun is an acclaimed musician with a rich range that spans Carnatic music, bhajans, devotional songs, fusion, and film music. He is a multifaceted artist, whose philanthropic nature amplifies his creative work. His belief in the unifying power of music spurred him to found Alapana with a vision to make performing arts more accessible.

Cellar Door Theatre Company presents an evening of new writing and works in progress. No polish. No filters. Just raw storytelling. Spring is a season of audacity. Its the moment when something small and hidden dares to break through the soil and reach for the light. Messy, fragile, and full of possibility. Great plays dont arrive fully formed they begin as a seed of dialogue, a lingering question or a fleeting image. They need time, space, and most importantly, the right environment to grow. We have programmed an evening of 8 new pieces works in progress that are still discovering who they are. Join us for a night of storytelling in its most vulnerable, honest, and unpolished form. Come be part of the moment where new work begins to grow. Line-Up Headlights by KC Thomas Perfection by Anna Seyerle Pack Mentality by Sarah Pearcey How to Destroy a Woman by Maria Speight Spin Cycle by Elinor Drew More than Half the Days by Laura Mottola Masc 4 Masc by Jye Bryant Goldfish by Alison Via Creative Team Brittany Rex Victoria Hansell Dan Hardwell Amelia Griffiths Christina Raisea Murphy Shreyas Ranajn Erin Walfisz Sarah Pearcey Scratch Night Performers Louis Kay KC Thomas Finton McCluskey Rachel Mrquez George Still Lucy Forker Adam Gower Lydia Cashman TJ Dudley Helena Baker Michelle Hanks Rue Gebremedhin Laura Mottola Ellie Dawn Jowita Jakubowska Will Byrne Abi Studley Kieran Poling Bridget Fry Hadrian Conyngham Rosemarie Kingfisher Esther O'Loughlin Leonardo Bartolotta Tito Espinosa Tom Farrance Jamie Myles

The Bhavan is proud to present a month long Classical Music & Dance festival. This year, we bring you the best of both South Indian and North Indian Music traditions. The line -up includes: Sat 7 March - Bharatanatyam by Sujata Venkatesh and troupe Sat 21 March - Sitar by Smt. Punita Gupta along with her students About the artist: The concert honours Punita ji for her services to The Bhavan and Indian music through her extensive teaching and performances. Smt. Punita Gupta a senior disciple of Bharat Ratna Ravi Shankar has devoted her life to create the next generation of sitar players. Some of her students will perform along with her. She will be accompanied by Rikhil Rai on Flute, Khetan Bidwe on Tabla and M Balachandar on Mridangam. Complimentary refreshments will be served in the canteen between 4.45-5.45

By Rachel Fenn Simon and Jay have spent years happily working the night shift at Supersave until recent graduate Nadia joins as a stop gap while applying for grad schemes. Continually demeaning theirlife choices, she pushes Jay to believe hes meant for something more, and goads Simon to become something he's not. As things start to fall apart forher colleagues, Nadia remains oblivious to the damage her ambition leaves behind as she makes plans to move on without them. CAST Helder Fernandes - Jay Katherine Thomas - Nadia Tom Whittaker - Simon Nia Powell - Sara CREATIVE TEAM Lydia Mcnulty - Director Rachel Fenn - Writer Louie Marlow - Tech Nia Powell - Producer Phoebe Bakker - Stage Manager A co-production between Roam Theatre Company and Drayton Arms Theatre

Set in present day London, this bold new production of Oscar Wilde’s enduring comedy is directed by the Lyric’s Associate Director Nicholai La Barrie.

Where Music Meets Memory Written & performed by Karen Cecilia Doorway to Perception asks the audience to consider music as both memory and as part of their own story. Karen Cecilia performs the theremin throughout; a uniquely ethereal, body-responsive instrument that becomes both a musical and symbolic conduit as we journey between sound, story, identity, and political agency. Doorway to Perception asks the audience to consider what music offers us in a time when public expression is increasingly fraught. As political forces attempt to dictate narratives, the act of listening, and of creating, becomes a form of defiance. Each performance includes structured audience participation as Karen tells personal musical memories that become a living part of the work. Starring Karen Cecilia (writer/performer) Projections by Karen Cecilia