After a successful UK tour and a sold-out show at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Wesele / Wedding returns to London in two language versions - Polish on Wed 16th Oct and English on Thu 17th Oct! There's vodka to get you in the mood for raunchy wedding games, disco polo singalongs and stories of love across borders, peppered with Polish and Esperanto. Inspired by Wyspianski's 1901 play, Wesele holds up a mirror to our mid-Brexit society and offers a glimpse into a culture that shaped generations of Poles.

Please come along to the public meeting on Wednesday the 7th of August from 7pm to 9pm at the Hideaway and have your say on the future of Streatham High Street.

Representatives from the Lambeth will be present to answer your questions. 

Please see the consultation details here

Streatham Theatre Company Presents:

Comedy and Open Mic Night
In memory of the life of founder member Hild Liptrott.

Hild was a founding member of STC and had a great talent for making us laugh! So to celebrate her life we are having a special stand-up night at the Railway. Proceeds will go to the Stroke Association.

More info and tickets www.streathamtheatre.org.uk/events

A great FREE event for all Streathamites, Kite fans and those who want a fun day out from further afield. It has everything…music, food…and kites!

Volunteers will be needed so if you want to join in – please let us know. We can only make it happen with the community being a part of it. its good fun and you get to be part of a really important Streatham Event.

It’s that time of year where professional Kite fliers from all over the country congregate in the heart of Streatham.

Following the success of previous editions and the support of the many of you last year, (re)discover Streatham returns this summer to give everyone the opportunity to sample all the community groups, projects and not-for-profit organisations in Streatham in one day and under one roof at a new, fun and interactive fair at Streatham Tate Library’s Mark Bennett Centre, Saturday 8th of June from 1pm.

If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense!” It’s almost Easter-time, the March Hares and the White Rabbits abound the commons in the wonderland of Streatham, so it must be time for a pantomime! Young Alice finds herself propelled down a rabbit hole into a weird wonderland populated by strange and exotic characters. She is joined in her adventures by Jack who has always had a ‘thing’ for Alice, and her mother Mabel who just has a ‘thing’… Will there be a happy ending? Combining Lewis Carroll and the traditional pantomime this is great fun for all the family!