Ladywell Area Guide

directed by Elizabeth Elstub presented by UNCOMMON THEATRE Out there is the magic I glimpsed as a child. You made me a dreamer and here I am accusing you. When Adrianne arrives unexpectedly at her sister Carols marital home, she realises nothing is quite what it seems or what she expected. She is forced to question who these people are, and what goes on upstairs? Carol has questions too. What has happened to Adriannes successful career in London, and why has she decided to visit after eighteen years? The sisters search for the truth has shocking consequences for both. Sisters is set in the industrial north of England. It is a remarkable, unsettling play about unrealised ambition, love, morals and madness. It was first presented at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, in 1978. Sisters is the launch production for UNCOMMON THEATRE, a theatre company created to support working-class actors, writers and creatives. This production is also a continuation of North meets South, an exploration of Northern Working-Class writers, past, present and in the future. Tuesday 8 Saturday 26 April 2025 at 7.30pm No performances: Sundays and Mondays Tickets: 17, 15 conc, suitable for 16+ Tues 8 April preview 12 Terms and conditions apply when booking.

Come and celebrate with us what would have been Amy's 40th birthday year. Her life, the music, the icon. One of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time. World renowned tribute artist Laura Jane Butler recreates the distinctive sound and hearfelt performances of the jazz and sound powerhouse. Featuring a 7 piece band. Praised worldwide by her army of loyal fans, this show truly is a celebration of the legacy left by the late, great superstar, Amy Winehouse.

Are you worried how you might water your garden during the next hosepipe ban? Learn how to install water butts, rainwater planters and rain gardens.

Come on down to the Bohemians Hair Salon in Deptford for Karaoke with a disturbing twist. Leave behind the brightly lit salon and head down the back stairs to enter an interactive art installation staged in a dingy speak-easy-style karaoke bar. A screen on the far wall plays a compilation of women screaming in films, with the screams muted, leaving only a ‘backing track’ of ambient sounds. Visitors can ‘scream along’ with their favourite movie screams and reflect on the Big Screen’s ability to manipulate our perception and behaviour. The installation asks us to consider the consequences of our fascination with women’s on-screen pain and what impact this screaming victim has on our perception of real women. Saskia Takens-Milne is a contemporary British conceptual artist known for her philosophical multidisciplinary pieces. Born in 1977 in Watford, England, she studied at the Glasgow School of Art and later at Chelsea School of Art. She lives and works in South London. This exhibition was made possible by a National Lottery Project Grant

May Piñata at The Ivy House! Comedy cabaret and characters with the smashing of a big object to finish. 'Come for laughs, stay for genre-defying-artsy-wonderment' (Time Out) Presented by Piñata. This is an 18+ event

Real Life Presents The New Age Records Tour featuring: Life Force https://www.instagram.com/lifeforcehc/ Moral Law https://www.instagram.com/moralxlaw/ xEscalatex https://www.instagram.com/escalatexvx/ + special UKHC guests xApothecaryx https://www.instagram.com/xapothecaryx/ 2nd April New Cross Inn £12 Doors 6pm 14+, u16s with an adult