Club Origami
May
18
11:00 am11:00

Club Origami

Rip, fold and scrumple! 

Shall we see what we can make with a single square of paper? As you scrunch the paper, see how your imagination begins to dance...Dive into the magical world of Club Origami, an immersive and interactive dance show inviting family audiences to create, imagine and explore whole new ways of thinking, playing and moving. Dance, fashion and live music meet the magic of origami to sweep us up on a spirited and inspiring adventure in a land made purely of paper and play. 

Ages:: 6 years and under
Children under the age of 18 months go FREE!

View Event →
Company Scheherazade presents Crown/تاج
Jun
23
7:00 pm19:00

Company Scheherazade presents Crown/تاج

|This Refugee Week… Join us on a journey to find HOME.

CROWN/تاج is the UK’s first touring production combining classical Persian dance, contemporary dance, and Sufi movement to tell a story of displacement, identity, and body sovereignty to an original soundtrack of live classical music and electronica.

Sunday 23 June

View Event →
Stevens & Pound
Oct
4
7:30 pm19:30

Stevens & Pound

Driven by a maverick curiosity, having stumbled upon a completely new world of sound, they combine the traditional instruments of Pound's melodeon and harmonica with the dizzying array of Stevens' percussion, and then let their imaginations run riot whilst paying homage to their respective musical roots. 

View Event →
Ghosted
Nov
21
7:30 pm19:30

Ghosted

Ghosted are the UK's premier tribute to the band Ghost. With a setlist packed full of singalong anthems, fan favourites and theatrics, audiences are guaranteed the ultimate live tribute to the band Ghost.

£12 adv
Standing
Doors 7.30pm
14+

View Event →
Kid Carpet: Noisy Nativity
Dec
6
to 28 Dec

Kid Carpet: Noisy Nativity

Kid Carpet is putting on the local Christmas Nativity show, but no one has turned up to audition. Aye Carumba! Never fear, The Noisy Animals are next door at band practice and say they can help out. However, they want total control and have some really BIG demands. What could possibly go wrong…?

Performances from Friday 6 December.

View Event →

Robot Dreams (PG)
Apr
20
to 25 Apr

Robot Dreams (PG)

Dog lives in Manhattan. He’s tired of being alone, so one day he decides to build himself a companion, Robot. Their friendship blooms and they become inseparable, together exploring 1980s New York. But one summer night, Dog is forced to abandon Robot at the beach. Will they ever meet again?

Screening from Saturday 20 April.

View Event →
Copa 71 (PG)
Apr
19
to 25 Apr

Copa 71 (PG)

Told by the pioneering women who competed and showcasing archive footage unseen for 50 years, Copa 71 is the extraordinary true story of the 1971 Women’s World Cup and how it was written out of footballing history.

Screening from Friday 19 April.

View Event →
The New Boy (15)
Apr
19
to 25 Apr

The New Boy (15)

Cate Blanchett co-stars with superb young newcomer Aswan Reid in Sweet Country director Warwick Thornton’s artful, fiercely political tale of spiritual worlds colliding in mid-century rural Australia.

Screening from Friday 19 April.

View Event →
Red Island (12A)
Apr
18
2:00 pm14:00

Red Island (12A)

Robin Campillo, director of the acclaimed 120 BPM and Eastern Boys, mines the memories of his upbringing in post-colonial Madagascar to create a spellbinding, autobiographically inspired drama that mixes forms and textures to stunning and imaginative effect.

Screening from Thursday 18 April.

View Event →
Mothers' Instinct (15)
Apr
12
to 20 Apr

Mothers' Instinct (15)

Jessica Chastain and Anne Hathaway star as young mothers torn apart by tragedy in Sixties suburbia in Mothers’ Instinct, a taut, stylish and unnerving psychological thriller set in Mad Men-era America and the directorial debut by acclaimed cinematographer Benoit Delhomme. 

Screening from Friday 12 April.

View Event →
Your Fat Friend (15)
Apr
12
to 13 Apr

Your Fat Friend (15)

“Just say fat,” implores Aubrey Gordon, blogger-turned-author, activist and co-host of the podcast ‘Maintenance Phase’. Through her initially anonymous, candid and hugely popular blog ‘Your Fat Friend’, Gordon seeks to change the conversation around fatness, challenging the fantasies peddled by a diet industry worth $26 billion a year.

Screening from Friday 12 April.

View Event →
Drive Away Dolls (15)
Apr
5
to 11 Apr

Drive Away Dolls (15)

Written by Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke, this comedy caper follows Jamie, an uninhibited free spirit bemoaning yet another breakup with a girlfriend, and her demure friend Marian who desperately needs to loosen up.

Screening from Friday 5 April.

View Event →
Origin (12A)
Apr
4
to 10 Apr

Origin (12A)

Written and directed by Academy Award nominee Ava DuVernay, ORIGIN chronicles the tragedy and triumph of Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Isabel Wilkerson as she investigates a global phenomenon of epic proportions.

Screening from Thursday 4 April.

View Event →
Migration (PG)
Mar
30
to 6 Apr

Migration (PG)

Fly into the thrill of the unknown with a funny, feathered family vacation like no other in the action-packed original comedy, Migration – new from Illumination, the studio behind Minions and Despicable Me.

Screening on Saturday 30 March.

View Event →
Slow and Gentle Yoga
Mar
28
10:00 am10:00

Slow and Gentle Yoga

Slow and gentle women-only yoga classes with Honour Thy Woman Group. Every Thursday 10am-11.15am. These classes are not about being able to touch your toes or finding the perfect pose. They’re about linking movement and breath, moving at your pace and focussing on what feels right for you. Sessions are free but do need registration.

View Event →