Streatham Area Guide

~ Vaughan Williams: Dona Nobis Pacem ~ Parry: I Was Glad ~ Bainton: And I saw a new heaven ~ Balfour Gardiner: Evening Hymn ~ Wood: O Thou, the central orb Join conductor Calum Fraser and members of Streatham Choral for a showcase of romantic and contemporary English choral music, taking our audience on a journey from the mid-19th Century through to the present day. - Conductor: Calum Fraser - Organ: Samuel Ali Tickets: £15 (£10 concessions). Please note: given the seating arrangements at St Leonard's, we are unable to allocate specific seats to prepaid tickets. Therefore, to ensure a seat and a non-restricted view, please arrive in good time before the concert. Housekeeping: - Doors open at 18:45. - Performance begins at 19:30 and lasts until approximately 21:30. - Bicycles can be locked to the railings within the church grounds but this is done at your own risk.

South London Theatre presents: Black Mountain by Brad Birch Rebecca and Paul are running away, trying to save their relationship. But you cant run forever, especially when youre being followed.A tense psychological thriller about betrayal and forgiveness. Director: Kurban Kassam Running time: (Estimate) 1 Hour 30 minutes no interval Advisories: This show starts at 20:00; please arrive on time, as we're unable to allow latecomers. Recommended ages 16+ with parental guidance, otherwise 18. Flashing Lights Trigger Warnings: This production contains themes of isolation and survival, mental health, and emotional distress, as well as strong language and moments of intense confrontation. Cast: Paul Gabriel Read Rebecca Nat Demarchuk Helen Milka Sholaya Ticket Prices: Standard 18.00 Member/Supporter 11.00 Wednesday evening has a flexible price, minimum 5.00 per person regardless of ticket type. Watch out for promotional discounts on other nights.

South London Theatre presents: Nora: A Dolls House by Stef Smith Ibsen's play outraged society in 1879. This bold new version reframes the drama in three different time periods, asking how far have we really come in the past hundred years? Director: Mark Ireson Running time: 2 hours 15 minutes including an interval Advisories: This show starts at 20:00; please arrive on time, as we're unable to allow latecomers. Adult themes; Some swearing. Please see Trigger Warnings below Recommended ages 16+ with parental guidance, otherwise 18. Trigger Warnings: Distressing adult themes: toxic relationships; emotional abuse; suicidal thoughts. (Contact@[email protected] for details) Cast: Nora (2018)/Christine (1918) Marissa Ferrara Nora (1968)/Christine (2018) Francesca Woods Nora (1918)/Christine (1968) Risn Deady Thomas Adam Barlow Nathan Olly Clifford Daniel Joe Dominic Ticket Prices: Standard 18.00 Member/Supporter 11.00 Wednesday evening has a flexible price, minimum 5.00 per person regardless of ticket type.

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 JACOB HAWLEY Jacob Hawley is a smart, incisive young comic who has already amassed an impressive body of work and is well in with a shout to be the voice of his generation. He has appeared on The Russell Howard Hour, The Stand Up Sketch Show, BBC 3s hit sitcom Ladhood and multiple BBC Comedy shorts. His first two Edinburgh Fringe shows Howl and Faliraki were both translated into BBC Radio 4 Stand Up Specials, with his second special Class Act being named The Guardians Pick Of The Week. Jacob has written for The Sunday Times, Mock The Week, The BBC, and is a regular columnist for The Metro. He received a Radio Academy award which he accepted at Londons Palladium for Best New Voice for his hit BBC Sounds podcast Jacob Hawley: On Drugs, one of the BBCs first original podcasts, a show which regularly featured in the iTunes top 12 podcasts and amassed over half a million downloads. The series was followed by two more commissions, Jacob Hawleys Job Centre, and Jacob Hawley: On Love, which both received critical acclaim and hundreds of thousands of downloads. He is also the co-host of The Screen Rot Podcast with Jake Farrell, which has climbed to no.1 on the UK Spotify charts and has a loyal following of fans. Intelligent & important, his self-aware set sees him explore themes of class and identity in the modern world expertly. Sunday Post A down-to-earth talent who's got it in spades." The List Plus support from Micky Overmanand MCBen 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 12 April 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]

Come join Yvonne Shorten, professional qualified Lambeth Tour Guide, for a 90-minute walk, with mystery, famous people and some amazing views. We start at the Rookery Cafe and end at the Streatham Memorial Gardens. This walk is suitable for everyone who is interested in the history of Streatham and its inhabitants through the ages. We will talk about the power of water and the healing wells. We will celebrate the powerful voices of an inspired preacher and a Streatham Suffragette. You will learn some local history as well as be entertained.

Rebel Rebel is a new pub hours club night playing glam, punk, indie, soul, funk, disco, rock'n'roll, garage rock, 60s pop, 80s pop and whatever else takes our fancy! We believe you don't have to stay out late to have a good time, and shouldn't have to venture far from home either. So we're over by midnight and local - run in West Norwood by someone who lives in West Norwood for anyone who wants to dance in SE27. We'll play: David Bowie Buzzcocks Joy Division The Supremes James Brown Chic Little Richard The Who Blondie The Specials Ramones Pet Shop Boys Aretha Franklin Jimi Hendrix Kate Bush Pixies Soft Cell Thin Lizzy whatever we want We will be in the beautiful upstairs room at The Great North Wood, lit by sparkly fairy lights, with our own private bar. The Great North Wood is next to West Norwood train station. Apart from Rebel Rebel, we run two club nights in central London. Please check them out. Great Big Kiss soul club, Sat Jan 14th - skiddle.com/whats-on-beta/London/The-Phoenix-Cavendish-Square/Great-Big-Kiss-soul-club-/36231445/ How Does It Feel To Be Loved? indie club, Sat Jan 21st - skiddle.com/whats-on-beta/London/The-Phoenix-Cavendish-Square/How-Does-It-Feel-To-Be-Loved-indie-and-soul-club/36231446/