Battersea Square Area Guide

This brand new 75mins show retells the story of how the modern railway came to being. Along the way we meet famous historic people, relive event milestones and learn the ups and downs from the past two centuries of our railways history. Complete with original new music, this show will take you back to the golden age of rail. Come and find out how it all started, what the Bronte's had to do with trains and what was the British Rail Flying Saucer Proudly forming part of Railway 200 : 1825 - 2025 Supported by Avanti West Coast

Become a bootlegger at Moonshine Saloon and enjoy delicious cocktails crafted from your smuggled liquor as part of Clyde Cassidy's bootlegging empire. Dress up this Halloween, wild west style! Immerse yourself in a thrilling cowboy-themed adventure with actors, a captivating storyline, and custom cocktails made from your own liquor. Celebrating a special occasion? Assign a character to the star of your party and watch them play out the story! Age requirement: 18 with valid ID Accessibility: wheelchair accessible Dress code: you'll be given Western clothes to fit right in and avoid the Sheriff's prying eyes Please note: BYOB alcohol (all liqueurs, bitters, syrups and mixers to make high-quality cocktails will be provided) Please consult the FAQs of this experience here Visit the website to get gift card tickets to Moonshine Saloon for your loved ones. Dressed in a Western wardrobe provided by the town's tailor, you'll be sure to fit right in. Watch out for the Sheriff, though, if they happen to pass through town… one wrong word is all it takes to bring down Cassidy's empire! If you prove you can be trusted, you'll also be treated to a close-up tour of Cassidy's infamous Moonshine Distillery. Sounds exciting?

Where East and West collide in a story of friendship and family, love and jealousy, with a good measure of sailing thrown in! Arthur Ransomes Swallows and Amazons is a classic book about children having adventures on a lake. The Walker family have always been depicted as quintessentially English but what is not widely known is that Ransome modelled his characters on an Anglo-Armenian family from Aleppo, Syria. This joyous actor-musician production delves into the uniquely fascinating but often fractured relationship between the British author and the family who inspired him to write this iconic book for children. Pre-show talk by Writer and Producer Karen Babayan at 6.30pm on the 20th and 21st June. Post show 'Circle of Life' circle dance event with dance artist Shakeh Major Tchilingirian. All welcome. Original photograph: Asadour Guzelian.

Laugh Train Home Is Known For Hilarious Comedy Nights, A Fun Atmosphere And A Bit Of The Unexpected... For Over A Decade, We Have Been Bringing You The Best Uk And International Comedians, Including Sara Pascoe, Joe Lycett, Seann Walsh, Milton Jones, Sindhu Vee, Josh Widdicombe, Reginald D. Hunter And More, Every Wednesday. 24 Jul - Glenn Moore Live At The Apollo, The News Quiz, House Of Games "A Comedy Masterclass" The Times Withdavid Tsonos Cold Blood And Forensic Actor "David Makes Them Laugh Until They Can Laugh No More" Joke Pit, Introducingsamira Banks Winner So You Think You're Funny?, Introducingsam Wyattandmc Ben Van Der Velde

After seven years in the US Marines, Bruce found himself in Paris. Making the decision to make singing his full-time profession he has, as they say, never looked back. Whilst with the band of legendary blues bassist Big Joe Turner he produced his first CD "That's The Deal Baby", which eventually won him the 2017 Living Blues Critics "Artist Deserving More Attention" Award and prompted his move to London. Tonight Bruce will be performing music of the great Gil Scott-Heron as well as his own songs that he promises will be a "Blues & Groove Extravaganza with plenty of jazz thrown in”. "His voice puts me in mind of...great vocalists such as Lou Rawls" Blues Matters; “beautifully soulful” Underground Press

One of the finest jazz saxophonists ever to come from Hungary Tony Lakatos was born into a musical family, his father a gypsy violinist and his brother Roby one of Hungary’s great jazz violinists. In 1981 he moved to Germany where his flawless technique and flowing melodic improvisations rapidly established him as one of the most respected saxophone players on the international jazz scene. His broad, warm, robust tenor has been heard with the likes of Joanne Brackeen, Terri Lyne Carrington, Randy Brecker, the Mingus Big Band and Kenny Werner, he has recorded over 280 albums as leader or sideman and he’s appeared worldwide, including frequent US tours. It’s a testament to his skill and creativity that fellow US jazz sax giants Dave Liebman and Jerry Bergonzi have said of him: “Tony…has always been the real deal with fire [&] inspired playing” (Liebman) and “From hard burning and swinging to the most delicate ballad playing, he has the history of jazz saxophone…inside his own unique voice” (Bergonzi). Tony more than holds his place amongst the elite saxophonists working today! Also featuring John Turville-piano, Arnie Somogyi-bass & Winston Clifford-drums. “Lakatos’s… broad, warm, no fooling tenor tone is…inspired” Jazzwise