Co-Creation with Young People & Communities

26-28 March | 10.30am-4.30pm
PWYC-£300
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A practical, playful and thought-provoking exploration of co-creation for theatre-makers, artists, facilitators, youth workers, campaigners, designers and anyone interested in meaningful creative collaboration with young people and communities.

Over three days, we will explore how to create a space in which participants feel comfortable being themselves, sharing their ideas, and telling their stories—and how to use those ideas and stories to create plays, products, events, and campaigns together.

“The course far exceeded my expectations – I’d go as far as to say it’s the best I’ve been on … I came away with lots of practical tools I could use” – Course participant, 2024

Led by Ned Glasier, an award-winning theatre-maker specialising in co-creation. He was the founder and Artistic Director of Company Three and now works as a freelance artist, trainer and consultant.

The Slayters – Parody Gameshow

6, 7, 8 & 9 Feb | 4pm & 7.30pm
From £25
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Think you can outsmart, out-slay, and out-scheme everyone? The Slayters is a cheeky, semi-immersive parody gameshow that combines the drama of Eastenders with the deception of The Traitors.
With a live host, performances, wickedly fun games and fierce competition, uncover the fakers and avoid being “murdered.” Only 22 spots per game—grab yours now!

Elevate East is a queer artist development organisation nurturing nightlife artists and comedy content creators, through live gameshows, development programmes & international tours.

Jasmine Kahlia – 4EVA Concert

21 Feb | 7.30pm
£12-£35
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Live Looping + Sampling Specialist and Dynamic audiovisual performer Jasmine Kahlia returns to London for her first show of 2025.

Jasmine Kahlia doesn’t have social media but die-hard followers of her work can vouch for her dynamic stage presence and unique live music techniques, which are unstoppable.
“Jasmine Kahlia is a life-enhancing breath of fresh air. Their negotiation of all manner of black music traditions and the sheer ambition of their ideas are irresistible.” Kevin Le Gendre, writer and journalist & Sound UK Generator Judge.

Jasmine Kahlia is set to light up many stages, grabbing attention from many high-profile artists, collaborators, and institutions over her career, such as Benjamin Zephaniah, George The Poet, Wellcome Collection, Oxford University, and Resonance FM.

Creative Ballet for Children

Mondays & Saturdays (check schedule below)
Back on 6 January
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By Ballet North


Mondays
4 – 4.30pm Baby Ballet (2yrs 6mths – 3yrs 6mths)
4.30 – 5pm Under 5’s Ballet (3yrs 6mths – 4yrs 6mths)
5 – 5.45pm Preparatory Ballet (4yrs 6mths – 6yrs)

Saturdays
9 – 9.30am Parent & Toddler Ballet (18 mths – 2yrs 6mths)
9.35 – 10.05am Baby Ballet (2yrs 6mths – 3yrs 6mths)
10.10 – 10.40am Under 5’s Ballet (3yrs 6mths – 4yrs 6mths)
10.45 – 11.30am Preparatory Ballet (4yrs 6mths – 6yrs)

Creative, Inclusive, and Fun Classes! Ballet promotes self-expression, resilience, and confidence, making it an ideal physical and artistic activity for children of all ages, backgrounds, and genders.
Suitable for children over 18 months and their parent/ guardian.

Please book in advance.

Process Open Mic

25 Feb. Doors 6.30pm | Start 7pm
£4 – £6
Tickets out soon


New year, same chaos! Join PROCESS for its February edition, which includes a regular open mic (sign up on the door; poets are selected at random) and a headliner TBA soon.

UK Poetry Slam Champion Tyrone Lewis teams up with Writer and Director Kayla Martell Feldman to bring you PROCESS, a monthly Spoken Word night featuring some of the most exciting acts across the scene.

Sticky Fingers’ Summer Party!

17 Sept | 7pm
£5-£12
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Join us for the launch of Speed Glum Hero, the new monograph by D Mortimer, published by Sticky Fingers Publishing. Exploring mental distress, butchness, friendship and survival, Mortimer will be joined on the night by readings from Oisín Roberts, Kasra Jalilipour, Hesse K., Hannah Levene & Hasti.

Sticky Fingers Publishing is an intra-dependant press based in South East London, run by Kaiya Waerea and Sophie Paul. We are a feminist, queer, disabled-led publisher producing experimental non-fiction at the intersection of academia, visual culture, art, design and performance.

Pottery Painting with Haptic Ceramics

23 Aug | 27 Sept
6.30pm | £25-£35
By Haptic Ceramics
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Come paint a bowl and meet other queers at this beginner’s workshop. You will have two hours to paint your design on a wheel-thrown bowl handmade for you by Haptic Ceramics. Coloured underglazes, paintbrushes, and shaped sponges are all provided to help you realise your creative vision.

Dill is a queer potter, making functional tableware in London.

How To Mate: The TED XXX Talk

22 & 23 July
7.30pm | £10
By HÄUS OF DONS
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Come down to Edinburgh Fringe previews of “HOW TO MATE” by Daisy Doris May.
Last year Steve aced feminism. The result? A girlfriend. Now he’s venturing beyond second base and sayin’ yes to luv! Join Guildfordian iPod-DJ for a spicy seminar where you mite just find ur special someone. Note: Only appropriate for anyone who isn’t afraid of feelings. Live. LOL. Lube.

Daisy Doris May is an award-winning drag king, creative director of the queer platform HÄUS OF DONS and is returning to Edinburgh Festival with the second series of Steve Porters TED XXX Talks.