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14 - 25 Apr

Second Trimester

Krishna Istha and Geetha Shankar. Directed by Milli Bhatia. Produced by BAC.

Following the critically acclaimed 'First Trimester', this ambitious new show is a cinematic, Bollywood-inspired family saga.

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A tentative audience sitting on the floor blur into the shadows behind two vibrant bold figures, illuminated in purple light. One person is suspended in air by rope bondage knot, with neon red, pink and green rope, hands crossed behind their back. The other, with their back to the camera is gently holding the first person's head and pressing their own to it, creating a warm sense of connection and safety. In the purple background various mundane objects are spun in neon macramé creating unique patterns.

4 - 6 Jun

Bunny

Daniel Kok and Luke George
Co-presented by BAC and Queer East Festival

In rope bondage, a ‘Bunny’ is the person being tied. Artists Daniel Kok and Luke George ask: what if everyone in the theatre is a Bunny?

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Mini-golf installation called, ‘Algorithmic K-Holes and the Techno-Serfdom of Simulated Entrapment Under Slop Capitalism'’, features a winding green path with white rims, curving under and behind a screen which projects a man in a golf cart, and back out to a round space with the hole. A woman in a black top and black and white plaid trousers is celebrating with hand up and club in one hand.

17 Jun - 26 Jul

Swingers: The Art of Mini Golf

The long-awaited UK Premiere of this major art exhibition takes over BAC for six weeks. Play your way through nine adventurous mini golf holes, each designed by a leading female artist from around the world.

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What's On

We are the go-to place for boundary pushing theatre in the UK. Our diverse programme features some of the most exciting creatives from around the world, and many performances are available on a Pay What You Can basis. 

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Next Gen

If you’re aged between 11-29, we have a range of classes and workshops for you to meet like-minded people. Join our world-famous Beatbox Academy, take part in our hip hop Dance Academy or get support to start your own business via The Agency. 

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Creative Development

BAC has been a launchpad for companies that have gone on to become world-leaders in performance throughout the globe. If you’re an artist interested in developing your practice with us, we have a number of ways to get involved.

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Make Our Building Yours

With multiple spaces available across our historic building, we cater to a wide variety of events from elegant weddings to studio rehearsals, with proceeds supporting groundbreaking creative opportunities for our local community.

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YOUR VISIT

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How To Get Here

Based just 7 minutes walk from Clapham Junction station, we are accessible via rail, tube and bus network.

We provide information on accessible travel options and detailed routes to make your journey to us as smooth as possible.

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Tom's Café

Named after our longest-serving staff member Tom Cameron, Tom’s Café is the perfect spot to meet friends, work amongst creatives or grab a pre- or post-show tipple.

A flexible events space, Tom’s Café is also home to monthly entertainment including comedy nights, poetry and music from our local community.

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Access

As a Proactively Inclusive organisation, we are committed to continuously finding ways to remove barriers for disabled visitors to attend performances, engage with our projects and enjoy our spaces as a welcoming, accessible venue.

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