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Join the South London Singers, the South London Sinfonia and director Christopher Braime for an exciting evening of choral music. A German Requiem - Johannes Brahms performed by the South London Sinfonia and the South London Singers An assortment of additional choral classics Saturday 28 March 2026 at St John The Evangelist Curch, Upper Norwood. Doors open: 6:30pm. Start time: 7pm. Conducted by Christopher Braime with sinfonia lead Craig Jarvis. Additional accompaniment by Jack Stone.

Sassy and irreverent SAM SEE headlines tonight's show plus 5 carefully curated comedians to bring the laughter to South London. 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.

Mother Goose is in a flap! An ice cold witch has set her sights on the golden egg and a cunning tyrant with his hapless goons is holding Nursery Rhyme Land to ransom as he wants Mary, Mary Quite Contrary for his bride. Will he have his wicked way or will Fairy Snow work her magic on Marys sweetheart, tiny Tom Thumb, and grow him to a size befitting of matrimony! Poor or some would say lucky! Old King Cole is being pursued by our panto dame, Betty Botter, but will he succumb to her outrageous antics or fall for Old Mother Hubbard? Jack & Jill, Humpty Dumpty and many more nursery rhyme characters join forces to save the day and bring you a brand new, traditional family pantomime filled with song, dance, gags and buckets of fun! This is a show for everyone! Join in the fun! Boo and cheer! Tap and clap along to the live band and kick off 2026 with a big dose of laughter!

South London Theatre welcomes: Good Ship Comedy Founded in Kilburn, migrated to Camden Town and now south of the river in West Norwood, Good Ship Comedy is your friendly neighbourhood comedy club. For the past fifteen years we have featured some of the finest comics from the UK and international festival circuit including Josh Widdicombe, Sara Pascoe, Sindhu Vee, Nish Kumar, Rich Hall, Katherine Ryan and many, many more. All presented by resident compere, Ben Van der Velde. The perfect comedy club host he is a master of audience interaction. The audience werent just warmed up, but pretty hysterical even before the first act of the night hit the stage. Huffington Post ANGELA BARNES Angela Barnes swapped a career in health and social care for stand up in 2010 and hasnt looked back. Within just a couple of years she had won the BBC New Comedy Award in 2011 and has since toured the UK and starred in BBC Twos iconic Mock the Week as a regular panelist, as well as Live at the Apollo, and Hypothetical on Dave. She is a firm favourite on BBC Radio 4, having featured on The Now Show and The News Quiz including a stint as the host. Angela co-hosted the less-than-serious popular podcast We Are History with the author John OFarrell. Six series strong and with over a million downloads, the two history nerds discuss, explain, and laugh at interesting and quirky episodes from the olden days. Most importantly, Angela is a patron of the SLT and is finally returning to one of her very first comedy stomping grounds to headline Good Ship Comedy for the first time. Brilliantly funny . Sarah Millican She's just a gloriously down-to-earth, straight talking and extremely funny comic. Guardian Plus support from Ben Pope, Dieseland MC Ben Van der Velde Running time (estimate): 2 Hours 15 Minutes including two intervals Advisories: Adult themes, recommended ages 14+ Ticket prices: 19.50On the door 16.50Advance 14.00SLT Full Member/Supporter (Rate expires 15 February 2026) Running time (estimate): 2 Hours 15 Minutes including two intervals Advisories: Adult themes, recommended ages 14+ PLEASE NOTE: Good Ship Comedy brings the best acts from the UK. But they are also real people. As such, it is rare, but our line-ups are subject to change - family emergencies and last minute TV filming does happen. Once purchased, tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded, unless a performance is cancelled. Programme and artist details are published in good faith; however, occasionally, for reasons beyond our control, changes may be necessary. All tickets will be offered subject to availability at the time of booking. Good Ship Comedy website [http://www.goodshipcomedy.com]

This specialist dance show is a dynamic and inspiring showcase of our dancers. Following an imaginative narrative, our young artists demonstrate their dedication and a fresh, innovative approach to choreography. Join us to celebrate the next generation of dance and witness a truly unforgettable display of artistry in the making. Presented by BRIT Kids Croydon All ages

Back of a Length was formed by Mark Worledge (vocals, guitar) and John Mannel (vocals, guitar, flute, harmonica) after they met in a short-lived Celtic folk-rock band. They decided to continue collaborating to create music that combines traditional folk songs from the British Isles with contemporary interpretations and original compositions by Mark Worledge.