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Battersea Arts Centre Lavender Hill London SW11 5TN | Tickets - Reviews

Intro to Not I - credit James Lyndsay
Intro to Not I - credit James Lyndsay

Battersea Arts Centre. Open from 10.00am until late Mon-Sat for anyone to explore, so get along and see for yourself.

The Battersea Arts Centre ("BAC") is a Grade II* listed building near Clapham Junction railway station in Battersea, in the London Borough of Wandsworth that operates as a performance space specialising in theatre productions. It was previously Battersea Town Hall.

In March 2015, while a major programme of renovation works were underway, the Grand Hall was severely damaged by fire. Approximately 70% of the theatre, including the 200-capacity Council Chamber, the Scratch Bar and the Members Library, was saved from the fire and remains open.

Missing
6th - 15th September 2018

Adam
18th - 29th September 2018

Frankenstein: How to make a Monster
Wed 24th October 2018

Return to Elm House
1st- 30th December 2018

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Battersea Arts Centre
Lavender Hill
London SW11 5TN
Box Office: 020 7223 2223
https://www.bac.org.uk/

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Review of World Without Us at Battersea Arts Centre

May 5, 2018 Last updated: May 7, 2018 11:23 pm By Emily Gami

World Without Us - Credi Mirjam Devriendt

As a geographer I am fascinated by the world. I love learning about both the workings of the physical world and the complexities of the human world, but it has always been the crossover between the two, the ways in which the two worlds interact and influence each other that has captured my imagination. Enter A World Without Us - what happens to the physical world when humans disappear? This was more of a dramatised lecture than a play. Valentijn Dhaenens was an excellent speaker, pausing in … [Read more...]

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Review of Not I by Samuel Beckett at Battersea Arts Centre

March 2, 2018 Last updated: May 7, 2018 11:23 pm By Admin

Intro to Not I - credit James Lyndsay

A very warm welcome to this production of Not I from the show’s lead performer, Jess Thom, contrasted well with the sub-zero temperatures the audience endured to get to this performance (at the time of writing, heavy snowfall has led to cancelled flights and school closures in various parts of the UK). Jess’ co-star, introduced only as Charmaine, said everything Jess said, but in British Sign Language. I am not conversant in BSL, but I have been made aware that one of the gripes that sign … [Read more...]

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Review of Sponge by Turned On Its Head at Battersea Arts Centre

November 30, 2017 Last updated: May 9, 2019 12:01 am By Laura-Jane Foley

Spongeshow - credit Kati Fichtelmann

Sponge by the East Midlands dance company Turned on its Head is currently playing at the Battersea Arts Centre. It’s an imaginative and playful dance show perfectly devised for young children. Led by two dancers Shane Shambu and Louise Gibbons, Sponge is a highly visual show with no dialogue and an upbeat 1970s dance soundtrack. The show’s creators recommend Sponge for babies and young children from 4 months to 4 years old. The show is 50 minutes of interpretative dance about sponges. Yes, … [Read more...]

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Review of Ugly Chief at Battersea Arts Centre

November 3, 2017 Last updated: May 7, 2018 11:23 pm By Chris Omaweng

Victoria Melody's Ugly Chief, photo Hugo Glendinning

The on-stage squabbles between Victoria Melody and her father, Mike (who play themselves) are, in some respects, not unlike the bickering that goes on between characters in a soap opera. The lines of communication are kept open between father and daughter, and while their approaches to life (and death) are wildly different, as a whole, the show is a fascinating insight into the funeral industry as well as inter-generational dynamics. Prior to Mike’s misdiagnosis, Victoria was tasked with … [Read more...]

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Dirty Work (The Late Shift) at Battersea Arts Centre

June 30, 2017 Last updated: May 7, 2018 11:24 pm By Joseph Winer

Dirty Work (The Late Shift) Forced Entertianment - Credit Tim Etchells

Forced Entertainment. The clue’s in the name. Forced Entertainment’s revived production of Dirty Work is imagination, language and overt theatricality forced upon us. Two performers (Robin Arthur and Cathy Naden) talk us through the action of a five-act play. Arthur wears a green shirt, Naden wears a purple dress; both reflect the tangible light of their silky surfaces. Terry O’Connor sits in the back corner of the stage; on the table in front of her sits a large briefcase, disguising a record … [Read more...]

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DenMarked at Battersea Arts Centre – Review

February 26, 2017 Last updated: May 7, 2018 11:24 pm By Aly Chromy

BAC Conrad Murrary's DenMarked

Small gestures can alter one’s entire perception of how to live a good life. A small gesture could be as simple as a social worker lending an ear to listen or a teacher giving her student the book Hamlet. This is one of the lessons we learned from the stories of Conrad Murray’s autobiographical show DenMarked. Theatre-maker, musician and teacher, Conrad Murray shares the stories of when he grew up in a London council estate in DenMarked. This show explores various stages of Murray’s life that … [Read more...]

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Fire In The Machine at Battersea Arts Centre – Review

February 26, 2017 Last updated: May 7, 2018 11:24 pm By Neil Cheesman

Fire In The Machine

We all are busy and cannot be bothered wasting our time on anything less than productive. We need entertainment with fun and edgy performers. Have no fear, the audience will have a fantastic time—the machine will make sure of it! Fire In The Machine is about the pressures of being productive as a young adult and the out-dated values we uphold in our education systems. This young company jumps from scene to scene through a variety of theatre, comedy and even some showstopper karaoke. Presented … [Read more...]

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