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Sat 19 Sept18:00
£5Theatre above a pub, which historically produces better work than theatre beneath a chandelier.
Sat 19 Sept18:00
£5Marcelo Bratke Book Now Home / Events / Marcelo Bratke About the artist Marcelo Bratke began his piano studies at 14 with Zélia Deri and made his orchestral debut just two years later with the São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra under Eleazar de Carvalho, earning the APCA Revelation Pianist Award. He made his European debut at the Salzburg Festival in 1988 and has since performed at leading venues worldwide, including Sala São Paulo, Wigmore Hall, Suntory Hall, Konzerthaus Berlin, and Carnegie Hall. He has collaborated with renowned conductors such as Alexander Lazarev, Isaac Karabtchevsky, and John Neschling, as well as artists including Julian Joseph and Milton Nascimento. In 2008, he founded Camerata Brasil, an orchestra of young musicians from underprivileged backgrounds, which has performed internationally. Bratke also created the Cinemúsica project with visual artist Mariannita Luzzati, and the Villa-Lobos Worldwide Project, dedicated to promoting the composer’s work through recordings and performances. Alongside his performance career, he is an active broadcaster and filmmaker, hosting the radio program Alma Brasileira and producing multiple television series on classical music. In 2017, he was awarded the Order of Cultural Merit (Commander) by the Brazilian government for his contributions to music and culture. About the performance Marcelo Bratke presents a captivating performance blending cinema and the sound of popular Brazilian music. The visuals include a 15-minute documentary capturing a tour by Marcelo Bratke and Mariannita Luzzati, who performed in 10 Brazilian prisons. This is followed by the multimedia concert itself, bringing the sense of liberation experienced by the prisoners to the audience. Sat 19 Sep 2026 Brazilian Classical Book Now Ticket Prices £5-30 Times Doors: 6:00 pm Stage: 7:30 pm Venue World Heart Beat Embassy Gardens, 3 Ponton Road, London SW11 7BD Directions Accessibility: World Heart Beat Embassy Gardens is a fully accessible venue. If you have any questions or special requirements, please email [email protected]
Sat 19 Sept18:15
France; Cert PG
Thu 1 Oct15:45
Georgi Levashov-Tumanishvili's argument with the world, compressed into 100 minutes.
Thu 1 Oct18:10
A screening with an audience, as it was intended. On a laptop, it would be something else entirely.
Thu 1 Oct18:30
£37.50Shawn Colvin celebrating 30 years of a Few Small Repairs with rare UK Tour. Over the course of three decades, Shawn Colvin has established herself as a captivating performer and a revered storyteller, well-deserving of the commendation of her peers and the devoted audiences who have been inspired by her artistry. Celebrating 30 years of her classic album A Few Small Repairs, Shawn returns to the UK and Ireland for a rare tour. As she enters her thirtieth decade as a songwriter and performer, Shawn continues to reaffirm her status as a vital voice in music. Shawn Colvin stopped the industry in its tracks with her arresting 1989 debut, Steady On. The following spring, Colvin took home the GRAMMY Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album, establishing herself as a mainstay in the singer-songwriter genre. In the ensuing 30 years, Colvin has won three GRAMMY Awards, released thirteen superlative albums, written a critically acclaimed memoir, maintained a non-stop national and international touring schedule, appeared on countless television and radio programs, had her songs featured in major motion pictures and created a remarkable canon of work. "...extraordinary songs, mesmerising guitar playing, and a voice that goes effortlessly from bruise-tender to scar-hard in a matter of minutes... her lyrics are crafted and clever, full of subtlety and polished phrases...With delicious sarcasm and acerbic stories, she held the audience spellbound... her songs are so personal to her that they speak to everyone who listens." - The Guardian Make your dinner reservation to eat at our Margins Cafe before the show! You must have a general admission ticket for the show to gain entry for dinner. Doors will open for early dinner ticket holders at 18:00. The Margins Cafe serves delicious, freshly prepared food at gigs and events. All profits go towards The Margins Project, based here at the Chapel which works with people who face issues of homelessness and crisis. Book Your Dinner Reservation HERE More Information: For Accessibility, please click here. The venue is seating only. All seats are unreserved and are taken on a first come first serve basis. Please arrive early before event door times if you have preferred seats. Due to the nature of our venue, please be prepared to queue for entry. The venue is fully accessible, with use of ramps and the upstairs bar is accessible with use of a platform lift. Please email [email protected] with your accessibility requirements as soon as you purchase your ticket as requests are dealt with on a first come, first serve basis. The bar is located on the first floor of the venue and will be open from the stated door time and remain open after the show. Alcohol consumption will be limited to the bar area only, it is not permitted to take alcohol to the main chapel space. An array of soft drinks and snacks will also be available and are permitted in the main space - please note the Union Chapel bar and kiosk accept card payment only. Strictly no food or drink may be brought from outside into the venue. Water bottles must be emptied before entering the venue, with refilling stations available inside. Seats for Margin's Cafe Early Dinners can be reserved via the links above. Margin's Cafe accepts both cash and card. If you have any queries about Margins Cafe, please contact [email protected]
Thu 1 Oct18:30
£37.50New writing from a company whose previous show you have already heard about from someone who saw it.
Thu 8 Oct18:30
£45David Duchovny has spent the last decade steadily building a body of work as a songwriter and recording artist, working with a small and dedicated group of musicians and friends. On Prince of Pieces, his fourth album, that dedication and those longtime relationships come together to create his most cohesive, collaborative and intimate work yet. Duchovny’s work across film, television, writing and music reflects a broader creative drive that has taken shape over time. He has authored multiple books, hosts the podcast “Fail Better” and tours globally, with songwriting remaining a consistent part of his output. As the Telegraph notes, he’s a “likeable polymath [who] delivers some fine, weighty songs.” “Music and art can lead you to some pretty interesting places,” admits Colin Lee, one of a trio of musicians (alongside Mitchell Stewart and Pat McCusker) who have been a part of Duchovny’s musical journey since his debut album, 2015’s Hell or Highwater. “We all have a lot of fun playing together, and David’s lyrics paint a lot of cool imagery.” More Information: For Accessibility, please click here. The venue is seating only. All seats are unreserved and are taken on a first come first serve basis. Please arrive early before event door times if you have preferred seats. Due to the nature of our venue, please be prepared to queue for entry. The venue is fully accessible, with use of ramps and the upstairs bar is accessible with use of a platform lift. Please email [email protected] with any specific accessibility requirements, that we should be aware of, as soon as you purchase your ticket as requests are dealt with on a first come, first serve basis. The bar is located on the first floor of the venue and will be open from the stated door time and remain open after the show. Alcohol consumption will be limited to the bar area only, it is not permitted to take alcohol to the main chapel space. An array of soft drinks and snacks will also be available and are permitted in the main space - please note the Union Chapel bar and kiosk accept card payment only. Strictly no food or drink may be brought from outside into the venue. Water bottles must be emptied before entering the venue, with refilling stations available inside.
Thu 8 Oct18:30
£45A production written in three weeks that does not look like it.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Until 21 Nov
£18by Paul Herzberg; by Paul Herzberg; Cast: Micky Cochrane (Marius Muller); Faz Singhateh (John Josana)
Until 1 Dec
£33.22A film that was difficult to make and is difficult to watch. Both are compliments.
Sat 12 Dec18:30
£42New writing from a company whose previous show you have already heard about from someone who saw it.
Sat 12 Dec18:30
£42Get ready for a sparkling seasonal celebration as music icon Toyah Willcox brings her electrifying Christmas Party to the stage. On the tour, Toyah says: “I’m absolutely thrilled to be bringing my Christmas Party Shows back on the road for 2026. These shows are all about joy, celebration and coming together, and I can’t wait to share an unforgettable festive night with everyone. See you there!” With a career spanning over four decades, Toyah has earned her place as one of Britain’s most distinctive performers — from her Top 10 chart hits including It’s A Mystery, I Want To Be Free, Thunder in the Mountains and Good Morning Universe to acclaimed roles in cult classic films such as Quadrophenia, groundbreaking theatre, and a wealth of television work. In recent years, Toyah has reached a whole new global audience thanks to the runaway success of Toyah & Robert’s Sunday Lunch on YouTube — a wildly popular series that has now attracted over 150 million viewers worldwide showcasing her energy, humour, and fearless creativity. Make your dinner reservation to eat at our Margins Cafe before the show! You must have a general admission ticket for the show to gain entry for dinner. Doors will open for early dinner ticket holders at 18:00. The Margins Cafe serves delicious, freshly prepared food at gigs and events. All profits go towards The Margins Project, based here at the Chapel which works with people who face issues of homelessness and crisis. Book Your Dinner Reservation HERE More Information: For Accessibility, please click here. The venue is seating only. All seats are unreserved and are taken on a first come first serve basis. Please arrive early before event door times if you have preferred seats. Due to the nature of our venue, please be prepared to queue for entry. The venue is fully accessible, with use of ramps and the upstairs bar is accessible with use of a platform lift. Please email [email protected] with your accessibility requirements as soon as you purchase your ticket as requests are dealt with on a first come, first serve basis. The bar is located on the first floor of the venue and will be open from the stated door time and remain open after the show. Alcohol consumption will be limited to the bar area only, it is not permitted to take alcohol to the main chapel space. An array of soft drinks and snacks will also be available and are permitted in the main space - please note the Union Chapel bar and kiosk accept card payment only. Strictly no food or drink may be brought from outside into the venue. Water bottles must be emptied before entering the venue, with refilling stations available inside. Seats for Margin's Cafe Early Dinners can be reserved via the links above. Margin's Cafe accepts both cash and card. If you have any queries about Margins Cafe, please contact [email protected]
