This fast-paced comedy dives into the chaos, humor, and humanity of nightclub culture through the eyes of four doormen.
Packed with sharp wit, physical comedy, and unforgettable characters, Bouncers offers a hilarious yet poignant look at the highs and lows of a night out.
Don’t miss this explosive theatrical gem!
Global Productions produces contemporary and classical writers plays. We have performed in venues in Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Cornwall.
Our productions have included London Assurance, Noises Off, Talking Heads, Copenhagen, and The Railway Children.
Please note this performance contains some explicit language.
We are excited to Welcome Nicola Rayner author of ‘The Paris Dancer’ as part of our Woman’s History Month celebrations.
Nicola Rayner, a talented novelist and dance writer based in London, is making waves in the literary world. Her debut novel The Girl Before You was hailed by The Observer as a debut to watch in 2019. The gripping story, which has been optioned for television and translated into multiple languages, showcases her captivating storytelling. Following this success, her second novel, You and Me, was published in 2020.
With nearly two decades of experience as a journalist, Nicola has established herself as a respected voice in the dance world, writing extensively on the subject. A lifelong dancer herself, she continues to explore a variety of styles—from ballroom to breakdance—with passion and flair. Nicola Rayner’s unique blend of literary talent and deep connection to the world of dance makes her work a must-read for fans of both.
Her latest book is Inspired by the incredible true story of a Jewish ballroom dancer in Paris during World war II, ‘The Paris Dancer’ tells the story of Annie, Esther and Miriam as we follow how Miriam discovers her great aunt Esthers past during the War in France.
The Guardian says ‘This beautifully written tale, based on a true story, will appeal to fans of Elizabeth Gilbert, as it brings the worlds of dance and wartime France alike vividly to life.’
This is a fantastic opportunity to meet Nicola, whether you’ve read her previous books or recently just discovered this amazing author., this event is your chance to delve into the mind of a great author.
Join us for a Q&A session with Nicola, where you can dive into the world of Dance and get insights into his writing process.
Don’t miss the chance to get your copy of ‘The Paris Dancer’ signed by Nicola herself.
So, prepare your questions and join us for what promises to be a memorable evening!
Suitable for ages 16+
BYO drinks and snacks
If the event is full please join the waiting list!
To celebrate Women’s History Month, this Redbridge Museum exhibition explores the lives of women in Ilford, Wanstead, and Woodford over the past 100 years. The displays uncover the local suffragette campaign to win the vote, the impacts of two world wars, the changing pattern of work, education, family life, and sisterhood.
The exhibition features historic objects, photographs and oral histories and is a unique chance to meet Redbridge’s very own ‘Wonder Women’.
The exhibition takes place on the First Floor of Redbridge Central Library, from 7 March to 12 April.
Sing with Gabrieli Roar – A unique opportunity for Young Singers!
Gabrieli Roar partners with schools, youth and community choirs across the country, inspiring young singers to perform alongside the world-class Gabrieli Consort & Players.
We are thrilled to collaborate with Redbridge Music Service and invite you to a Gabrieli Roar workshop on 27th April, led by our Creative Director, Charles MacDougall. This exciting session will focus on unison and part-singing, helping students develop their vocal skills, explore a range of songs, and experience the joy of singing in a massed choir. The event will culminate in an informal performance on the afternoon at 15:30 – 16:00.
For pupils in Yr.6 – Yr.13.
The workshop will take place at John Savage Centre, Hainault.
Don’t miss this chance to be part of an unforgettable musical experience!www.gabrieli.com
If you enjoy the workshop, why not take your singing further? Redbridge Youth Choir will be joining us this summer on our Gabrieli Roar residential course at Gresham’s School, culminating in a spectacular performance of Haydn’s The Seasons at Ely Cathedral, conducted by the internationally renowned Paul McCreesh.
Act Out Performing Arts Walthamstow presents… Peter Pan!
This timeless tale of the boy who never grows up, and his adventures in Neverland with Wendy and don’t forget Captain Hook!
This is a performing arts school performance for friends and family.
Need help filling in online forms, scanning, emails or basic computer support?
Please contact the library to book in a session with one of our IT Support Volunteers.
Appointments are subject to availability.
Promising artist, insecure jester, and wannabe home-maker, are a sisterhood of oddballs.
As their lives are thrown into turmoil, they navigate “adulting” in the face of an engagement, an impossible decision, and the hard reality that while you can choose your friends, you can’t choose your family.
Putting women centre stage, Our Mothers’ Daughters explores both the harsh and the hilarious edges of the female experience.
Written by Sarah Tara Ray
Directed by Hanna Berrigan
Cast – Abbey Grace Orchard, Megan Rose Kennedy, Natasha Mula, Ellen Pallant, Jessica Radcliffe and Sarah Tara Ray,
Age 14+
Themes of sexuality, abortion rights, and explicit language.
