Scratch it Good! An evening of scratch theatre, live music, food and drinks
This fearless, intense and immersive theatre production focuses on the experiences of refugees from across the globe A displaced mother and child struggle to hold darkness and despair at bay, during a punishing trek from their devastated, war ravaged homeland to a destination of perceived safety and security.
Come join us at Draper Hall for our Winter Lights Festival, fun for all the family! Event includes Donkey Rides, Arts & Crafts, Tree Lighting and Santas Magical Grotto (Narnia Experience)
IL Film Festival is the first London based Italian Short Film Festival dedicated to movies with an Italian flavour. A buzzing night to have a taste, in little bites, of Italian cinema.
This fearless, intense and immersive theatre production focuses on the experiences of refugees from across the globe A displaced mother and child struggle to hold darkness and despair at bay, during a punishing trek from their devastated, war ravaged homeland to a destination of perceived safety and security.
This fearless, intense and immersive theatre production focuses on the experiences of refugees from across the globe A displaced mother and child struggle to hold darkness and despair at bay, during a punishing trek from their devastated, war ravaged homeland to a destination of perceived safety and security.
The Bridge of Voices 'All the world's a stage' is a multimedia exhibition of the pioneering stories of the Black performers, directors and writers who helped create the face of modern British theatre. They describe their careers on the stage and how their families and upbringing helped shape and support their vision.
A detailed and extensive look at the African, Caribbean and Asian war effort with video clips and interviews with Black Spitfire & bomber pilots, Nigerian and Somali troops fighting in Burma, Black and Asian women secret agents, U-boats in the Caribbean and the importance of Africa and India’s raw materials
After last year’s sold out concert, an ensemble from the world-renowned Chineke! Orchestra returns to Draper Hall to perform music by black British composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.
The Bridge of Voices 'All the world's a stage' is a multimedia exhibition of the pioneering stories of the Black performers, directors and writers who helped create the face of modern British theatre. They describe their careers on the stage and how their families and upbringing helped shape and support their vision.
The Bridge of Voices 'All the world's a stage' is a multimedia exhibition of the pioneering stories of the Black performers, directors and writers who helped create the face of modern British theatre. They describe their careers on the stage and how their families and upbringing helped shape and support their vision.
The Bridge of Voices 'All the world's a stage' is a multimedia exhibition of the pioneering stories of the Black performers, directors and writers who helped create the face of modern British theatre. They describe their careers on the stage and how their families and upbringing helped shape and support their vision.
The Bridge of Voices 'All the world's a stage' is a multimedia exhibition of the pioneering stories of the Black performers, directors and writers who helped create the face of modern British theatre. They describe their careers on the stage and how their families and upbringing helped shape and support their vision.
Conducted by a professional guide from Black History Walks, this guided tour on foot will start and end at Draper Hall and will illustrate more than 200 years of black history centred in the area around Elephant and Castle.
McQueen is the first Black filmmaker to win an Academy Award for Best Picture with “12 Years a Slave”. Wild explores the powerful implication of his oeuvre in a thriving landscape of black cinema artists.
The Bridge of Voices 'All the world's a stage' is a multimedia exhibition of the pioneering stories of the Black performers, directors and writers who helped create the face of modern British theatre. They describe their careers on the stage and how their families and upbringing helped shape and support their vision.
The Bridge of Voices 'All the world's a stage' is a multimedia exhibition of the pioneering stories of the Black performers, directors and writers who helped create the face of modern British theatre. They describe their careers on the stage and how their families and upbringing helped shape and support their vision.
“I'm revolting. According to his mum. According to everyone.”
Leah is smart, kind, recently promoted, and finally seems to ‘have it all’ when she gets to be the Mrs to Mr Ben Cavendish. But she finds herself revolting; revolting against a society and a judicial system that just won’t listen.
“I'm revolting. According to his mum. According to everyone.”
Leah is smart, kind, recently promoted, and finally seems to ‘have it all’ when she gets to be the Mrs to Mr Ben Cavendish. But she finds herself revolting; revolting against a society and a judicial system that just won’t listen.
The Bridge of Voices 'All the world's a stage' is a multimedia exhibition of the pioneering stories of the Black performers, directors and writers who helped create the face of modern British theatre. They describe their careers on the stage and how their families and upbringing helped shape and support their vision.
“I'm revolting. According to his mum. According to everyone.”
Leah is smart, kind, recently promoted, and finally seems to ‘have it all’ when she gets to be the Mrs to Mr Ben Cavendish. But she finds herself revolting; revolting against a society and a judicial system that just won’t listen.
The Bridge of Voices 'All the world's a stage' is a multimedia exhibition of the pioneering stories of the Black performers, directors and writers who helped create the face of modern British theatre. They describe their careers on the stage and how their families and upbringing helped shape and support their vision.
