We can help with all your legal problems For a friendly professional service Only two minutes from Waterloo Station Contact Steel & Shamash 12 Baylis Road • Waterloo • London • SE1 7AA Tel: 020 7803 3999 Email: [email protected]■ Property ■ Family ■ Children ■ Housing ■ Criminal THE WATERLOO COMMUNITY SOLICITORS FRANK HARRIS and COMPANY RESIDENTIAL SALES, LETTINGS and MANAGEMENT 123 Stamford Street, London SE1 9NN 020 7620 3400 www.frankharris.co.uk THIS MONTH: Black History Month • The Big Draw • Half-term family activities p4 Taste Spain Food Festival p3 • Harvest events p3 • Dance in Jubilee Gardens p3 Looking for a local job? Got a local job to advertise? www.London-SE1.co.uk/classifieds October 2007 Issue 112 FREE in SE 1 This Halloween ghastly ghosts will be hidden in the area around the London Eye ready for visitors to hunt them down. Children become London’s top ghost hunter by discovering how many ghosts are hiding at the London Eye. With a completed game card, ghost hunters will be rewarded with Halloween treats including detective kits, invisible ink pens and scary DVDs and games. Adults also have the chance to win a trip for two on the Orient Express murder mystery train between London and Brighton. For a small supplement on the usual admission price visitors can take a ‘Spooky Flight’ with a commentary on London’s spooky stories and legends whilst you take in the view. Children are invited to dress up and will receive a Halloween goody bag full of scary surprises. Local writer John Constable will once again bet staging his popular annual Halloween event inspired by the story of Cross Bones graveyard and the spirit of a ‘Winchester Goose’. This year’s event is at the Hop Cellars in Southwark Street. See page 3. The Old Operating Theatre in St Thomas’ Street will be offering a special Halloween trail around its spooky herb garret. The museum also has a programme of themed talks and activities for young and old alike. See pages 4 and 5. Britain’s only annual horror theatre festival returns to the Union Theatre this month. The lineup includes Noel Coward’s The Better Half written for London’s Grand Guignol in 1922 and never seen or published until now, as well as works by contemporary writers including Mark Ravenhill. See page 6 for listings information. Black History Month More than a dozen exhibitions, talks and walks are being held locally during October as part of Black History Month. “I’d encourage people from all backgrounds to get involved and take time to learn something new about their own or another culture in their community,” says Cllr Columba Blango, Southwark’s executive member for equalities and citizenship. “Black History Month is a great opportunity to do this.” Several events in the the Mayor of London’s Black History Season are being held locally. Ken Livingstone says: “The events I am supporting are broad and varied in theme, so will both educate, inspire and entertain Londoners. “The modern legacies of one of the greatest crimes against humanity, the Transatlantic Slave Trade, will be explored during a series of lectures and contemporary City Hall art exhibitions.” For details of these exhibitions turn to page 6. Black 100+, a photographic exhibition featuring portraits of 50 contemporary black achievers including comedian Lenny Henry, academic Baroness Young, actor and playwright Kwame Kwei-Armah and Eastenders star Rudolph Walker, will open at London College of Communication on Monday 15 October. See listings on page 7 for details. On Thursday 18 October Southwark writer John Constable will lead a free walk celebrating black achievement and presence in the borough. Details on page 5. Local historian Stephen Bourne will give a presentation about how he put together Speak of Me As I Am, a Black history book about Southwark featuring, among others, Ira Aldridge, Mary Seacole, Dr. Harold Moody, Paul Robeson and Sam King. He will also discuss his recently completed documentary Aunt Esther’s Story in which he uses family photographs and archive footage to tell the story of his aunt, a Black Londoner born before the First World War. The event is on Tuesday 23 October at the LCC. See page 4 for details. Halloween horrors
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We can help with all your legal problems
For a friendly professional service Only two minutes from Waterloo Station
■ Property ■ Family ■ Children■ Housing ■ Criminal
THE WATERLOO COMMUNITY SOLICITORS
FRANK HARRISand COMPANY
RESIDENTIAL SALES, LETTINGS and MANAGEMENT123 Stamford Street, London SE1 9NN
020 7620 3400www.frankharris.co.uk
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in SE1This Halloween ghastly ghosts will be hidden in the area around the London Eye ready for visitors to hunt them down.
Children become London’s top ghost hunter by discovering how many ghosts are hiding at the London Eye. With a completed game card, ghost hunters will be rewarded with Halloween treats including detective kits, invisible ink pens and scary DVDs and games. Adults also have the chance to win a trip for two on the Orient Express murder mystery train between London and Brighton.
For a small supplement on the usual admission price visitors can take a ‘Spooky Flight’ with a commentary on London’s spooky stories and legends whilst you take in the view. Children are invited to dress up and will receive a Halloween goody bag full
of scary surprises. Local writer John Constable will once again bet
staging his popular annual Halloween event inspired by the story of Cross Bones graveyard and the spirit of a ‘Winchester Goose’. This year’s event is at the Hop Cellars in Southwark Street. See page 3.
The Old Operating Theatre in St Thomas’ Street will be offering a special Halloween trail around its spooky herb garret. The museum also has a programme of themed talks and activities for young and old alike. See pages 4 and 5.
Britain’s only annual horror theatre festival returns to the Union Theatre this month. The lineup includes Noel Coward’s The Better Half written for London’s Grand Guignol in 1922 and never seen or published until now, as well as works by contemporary writers including Mark Ravenhill. See page 6 for listings information.
Black History MonthMore than a dozen exhibitions, talks and walks are being held locally during October as part of Black History Month.
“I’d encourage people from all backgrounds to get involved and take time to learn something new about their own or another culture in their community,” says Cllr Columba Blango, Southwark’s executive member for equalities and citizenship. “Black History Month is a great opportunity to do this.”
Several events in the the Mayor of London’s Black History Season are being held locally. Ken Livingstone says: “The events I am supporting are broad and varied in theme, so will both educate, inspire and entertain Londoners.
“The modern legacies of one of the greatest crimes against humanity, the Transatlantic Slave Trade, will be explored during a series of lectures and
contemporary City Hall art exhibitions.” For details of these exhibitions turn to page 6.
Black 100+, a photographic exhibition featuring portraits of 50 contemporary black achievers including comedian Lenny Henry, academic Baroness Young, actor and playwright Kwame Kwei-Armah and Eastenders star Rudolph Walker, will open at London College of Communication on Monday 15 October. See listings on page 7 for details.
On Thursday 18 October Southwark writer John Constable will lead a free walk celebrating black achievement and presence in the borough. Details on page 5.
Local historian Stephen Bourne will give a presentation about how he put together Speak of Me As I Am, a Black history book about Southwark featuring, among others, Ira Aldridge, Mary Seacole, Dr. Harold Moody, Paul Robeson and Sam King. He will also discuss his recently completed documentary Aunt Esther’s Story in which he uses family photographs and archive footage to tell the story of his aunt, a Black Londoner born before the First World War. The event is on Tuesday 23 October at the LCC. See page 4 for details.
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In BriefWaterloo paintingRailway artist Terence Cuneo’s famous 1967 painting of the bustling concourse of Waterloo station at the end of the steam era goes on show at the National Railway Museum in York this month. It is the first time that the gigantic 6 by 9-metre canvas has been on public display since the artist’s death more than a decade ago. A bronze sculpture of the artist was unveiled at Waterloo by the Princess Royal in 2004. The York exhibition continues until 30 April 2008.
Roots & Shoots Apple DayCatch the first juice of this year’s apple harvest and get right to the core of what makes a good apple at Roots and Shoots Apple Day and Producers’ Market on Sunday 14 October (11am-4pm). The Lions part theatre company will be making corn dollies and preparing the giant Corn Queene for their own October Plenty event on Bankside on 28 October (see page 3). Roots & Shoots is in Fitzalan Street SE11. Admission £1 (conc 50p). See www.rootsandshoots.org.uk
Toast OfficeA sandwich bar called Toast Office has opened under the Blackfriars Road railway bridge near the junction with Scoresby Street. Not to be confused with Post in Bermondsey Street which also sports a Toast Office sign.
RIBA Stirling PrizeThe winner of Britain’s top architecture prize will be announced live on Channel 4 on Saturday 6 October from 8pm. The rebuilt Young Vic theatre on The Cut – designed by Haworth Tompkins – is on the shortlist.
London Film FestivalMany of the screenings are at BFI Southbank. See www.lff.org.uk for the full programme.
St George FestivalPlanning is under way for the 2008 St George in Southwark Festival which will be a multicultural celebration exploring St George and his many – often surprising – links to the diverse communities of Southwark. If your community group would like to get involved in the April 2008 event visit www.stgeorgefestival.org.uk or email [email protected]
BOOK REVIEW
Festival of Britain 1951Paul RennieAntique Collectors’ Club £14.95Buy at www.inSE1.co.uk/books
As the Queen visits the refurbished Royal Festival Hall this month this is a timely look at the history of the South Bank arts complex.
Paul Rennie’s interest in the 1951 Festival of Britain began when his father – as part of his National Service – was involved in the construction of a Bailey bridge across the Thames next to Hungerford Bridge to bring visitors to the South Bank for the Festival.
An ideal Christmas gift for anyone with an an interest in design, this beautiful book features many of the souvenirs and other items produced for the Festival – from scarves to napkins and teapots. The Skylon Biro stand is a particular highlight.
Even those too young to remember the Festival will enjoy the ephemera so elegantly presented in this volume.
BOOK REVIEW
Thames: Sacred RiverPeter AckroydChatto & Windus £25Buy at www.inSE1.co.uk/books
Peter Ackroyd walked from the source of the River Thames in Gloucestershire to London and continued by boat to the wide estuary.
His book has a clever cover featuring London Bridge which is appropriate as his work is a view of the river from a London perspective.
He tells us that high tide at London Bridge is between 15 and 22 feet although the Romans knew only a 3 foot rise. He compares the oldest bridge at Radcot with the newest at Bankside and claims that Southwark had “a reputation for noisomeness and excess” whilst in the 17th-century Thomas Dekker described Borough High Street as “a continued alehouse with not a shop to be seen”.
Mentioned in passing are Chaucer, Shakespeare and Shelley. We are told that William Blake could see the Thames from his house in Hercules Road. The grim River of Death chapter records the Marchioness disaster.
Unfortunately, the thematic chapters result in some repetition.
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Comprehensive local listings
October
Special events
Bankside PierBankside (next to the Globe)
Sunday 28 OctoberOCTOBER PLENTY 2236
12 noon; freeAn Autumn harvest celebration. Ancient seasonal customs and theatre mixed with contemporary festivity.
Bermondsey Village HallKirby Grove T 020 7378 1078
Saturday 6 OctoberJEWELLERY FAIR 3117
2pm-5pmA chance to start your Xmas shopping.
Better Bankside
Thursday 4 & 11 OctoberBANKSIDE BIKEFEST 3130
12 noon-2pm; free - 4 Oct at The George Inn, Borough High Street; 11 October at Tate Modern staff entrance, Park Street
Trained mechanics will give your bike a free basic service, with basic spares provided free of charge.
Borough Market8 Southwark Street www.boroughmarket.org.uk
11am-4pm; freeBiodynamic food is organic food with a spiritual dimension. The event will be launched at 11am by the renowned chef Michel Roux (Le Gavroche). Plus short talks on aspects of biodynamic food production throughout the day.
Thursday 11 OctoberCELEBRATION OF AUTUMN PRODUCE 2856
12 noon-8pmThe area outside Roast will feature a demonstration area where traders will display and discuss their produce. A new Borough Market jute bag will be on sale.
Wednesday 17 to Thursday 18 OctoberTASTE SPAIN FOOD FESTIVAL 2836Borough Market and Phaidon Press are hosting this Spanish food festival to celebrate the launch of 1080 Recipes by Simone and Ines Ortega. Spanish delicacies of every description will be accompanied by an extravaganza of music, drama and dance. www.tastespain.co.uk
Coin Street Neighbourhood Centre108 Stamford Street T 020 7620 0544www.coinstreet.org
Saturday 13 OctoberOPEN DAY 2680
12 noon-4pm; freeAn opportunity to look around the new centre, meet staff and find out what is on offer. Music and fun family activities.
County HallRiverside Building, County Hall, Belvedere Road www.londoncountyhall.com
Thursday 11 to Sunday 14 OctoberYEAR_07 2796
Thu-Sun 11am-8pm; £5London gallery Keith Talent is again hosting an international art fair during Frieze Art Fair week. The rising galleries of tomorrow will come together under one roof at County Hall.
Design MuseumShad Thames T 0870 909 9009www.designmuseum.org
Friday 5 OctoberDESIGN OVERTIME: WHAT IS THIS PLACE? 2738
6pm-10pm; £5An after-hours opportunity to see the current Design Museum exhibitions. There will be talks, debates and design workshops based around the theme of London architecture. Contemplate the future of your city in an informal discussion, make a model of your ideal London building and listen to poetry readings by London-based poets.
A tender love duet for dancer and mechanical digger. Accompanied by the dramatic voice of Maria Callas, this meeting between iron and flesh is a witty interpretation of the pas de deux dance tradition. Part of the Dance Umbrella festival.
London College of CommunicationElephant & Castle www.lcc.arts.ac.uk
Saturday 20 OctoberEBONY INSPIRED 3169
10am-4pm; £5 in advance or £8 at doorTwenty stalls selling fashion, health, beauty, design, art, food, entertainment and corporate services showcasing the wealth of black creativity.
Museum of Garden HistoryLambeth Palace Road T 020 7401 8865www.museumgardenhistory.org
Sunday 7 OctoberAUTUMN PLANT FAIR 2557
10.30am-5pm; £3 (conc £2.50)Knowledgeable growers will offer a wide range of enticing plants for sale and will be on hand to provide advice. A drop
in art workshop for children and family groups will run throughout the day.
National TheatreSouth Bank T 020 7452 3000www.nationaltheatre.org.uk
Saturday 6 OctoberPERFORMING ARTS BOOK & EPHEMERA FAIR 1923
10.30am-7.15pmAntiquarian and secondhand books, playbills, prints, postcards, film stills, music, autographs and programmes.
Potters Fields ParkTooley Street
Tuesday 2 OctoberCUT THE CARBON MARCH 276311amFinal mile of the 1,000 mile Christian Aid march to the London Stock Exchange.
Red Cross GardenRedcross Way T 020 7403 3393www.bost.org.uk
Sunday 28 OctoberGUIDED TOUR 2940
2.30pm-3.45pm; freeFind out about the Victorian roots of Red Cross Garden and founder Octavia Hill.
St Matthew’s-at-the-ElephantMeadow Row T 020 7357 8532
Saturday 27 OctoberAUTUMN FAIR & TABLE SALE 3110
11am-3pm; 50pBigger and better than before.
The Hop Cellars24 Southwark Street T 020 7403 6851
Wednesday 31 OctoberTHE HALLOWEEN OF CROSS BONES X 3124
7pm; £8 (conc £5)Annual event inspired by the story of Cross Bones Graveyard and the spirit of a ‘Winchester Goose’. John Constable performs poems, songs and magical dramas from The Southwark Mysteries. As ever, there are playful participatory rituals and the performance ends with a candlelit procession to the old graveyard.
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Design MuseumShad Thames T 0870 909 9009www.designmuseum.org
Sunday 7, 14, 21 & 28 OctoberDESIGN STORIES 3056
2pm-5pm; £7 (child £4) from 020 740 8783
Budding book illustrators can create their own picture books. For children 5-11 who must be accompanied by an adult.
HMS BelfastMorgans Lane, Tooley Street T 020 7940 6300hmsbelfast.iwm.org.uk
Saturday 20 to Sunday 28 OctoberMEET THE CREW 3064
11am-1pm & 2pm-4pmPaint a giant ship’s company canvas.
Imperial War MuseumLambeth Road T 020 7416 5000london.iwm.org.uk
Saturday 6 to Sunday 7 OctoberNOW YOU SEE ME, NOW YOU DON’T! 28661pm-5pmA drop-in camouflage art activity.
Saturday 13 to Sunday 14 OctoberSaturday 20 to Sunday 28 OctoberPOSTERS OF WAR & PROTEST 2868
11am-4pm; freeDesign your own poster to promote an issue that you feel strongly about.
Monday 22 to Friday 26 OctoberFAMILY WORKSHOPS 3109
1pm-3pm; freeInteractive drop-in workshops looking at the experiences of African, Asian and Caribbean servicemen and women .
Jerwood Space171 Union Street T 020 7654 0171www.jerwoodspace.co.uk
Saturday 13 OctoberTHE BIG DRAW 3233
12 noon-3pm; freeCome and make drawings with some of the shortlisted artists from the Jerwood Drawing Prize. To book a place email [email protected] or call 020 7654 0171. For all ages.
Morley College61 Westminster Bridge Road T 020 7928 8501
www.morleycollege.ac.uk
Saturday 13 OctoberBIG DRAW WORKSHOPS 2776
12 noon-4pm; freeDrop-in family workshops. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Saturday 27 OctoberSATURDAY MORNING FAMILY CONCERT 3168
10.30am-12.30pm; £9 (children £6); family (2 adults and 2 children) £20
The first half is Percussion with Joby Burgess - kids love things that go bang! Second half is Poco Flamenco with Ella Parker - lots of fun learning flamenco.
Old Operating Theatre, Museum and Herb Garret
9a St Thomas Street T 020 7188 2679www.thegarret.org.uk
Mix up a witch’s potion as you discover the mucky (and often yucky!) medicines of the past. Ages 5-12.
Royal Festival HallBelvedere Road T 0871 663 2501www.southbankcentre.co.uk
Wednesday 3 OctoberPOETRY EXPLORERS WITH LEMN SISSAY 3160
4pm; freePoetry reading club for families. Artist in residence Lemn Sissay introduces you to the magic of poetry.
Shakespeare’s GlobeNew Globe Walk T 020 7401 9919www.shakespeares-globe.org
Wednesday 24 to Sunday 28 OctoberFAMILY EVENTS FOR HALF TERM 3172
10am-5pm; £6.50, Children £3.50, Family (up to 2 adults and 3 children) £15
Tents, tours and tales for winter and much more in the Globe Theatre and Exhibition.
Public meetings
Franklin-Wilkins Building150 Stamford Street
Thursday 4 OctoberSOUTH BANK FORUM 3076
7pmQuarterly meeting convened by MPs Kate Hoey and Simon Hughes. Southbank Centre boss Michael Lynch will report on proposals for the Hungerford Bridge undercroft, Golden Jubilee Bridge connections and the Festival Riverside extension. Come and hear about the BFI’s vision for a National Film Centre on Hungerford Car Park. Meet Ron Kerr, the new chief executive of Guy’s & St Thomas’, and Sharon Rowe, Lambeth police commander.
Southwark Council
Wednesday 10 OctoberBOROUGH & BANKSIDE COMMUNITY COUNCIL 3071
7pm at Charles Dickens School, Lant Street
Meeting for Cathedrals and Chaucer wards.
Monday 15 OctoberBERMONDSEY COMMUNITY COUNCIL 3092
7pm; venue TBCMeeting for Riverside, Grange & South Bermondsey wards.
The Miller96 Snowsfields www.themiller.co.uk
Wednesday 3 OctoberLIVING WITH DYSLEXIA 3225
7pm-9pm; freeAre you living with dyslexia? Do you cope or do you need help? The Dyslexia Assocation of London is a small local charity launching a new group. For more information telephone 020 7407 0900 or email [email protected]
The Table85 Southwark Street
Wednesday 3 OctoberBANKSIDE RESIDENTS’ FORUM 3047
6.30pmBRF has exciting news for local residents.
Waterloo Action Centre14 Baylis Road T 020 7261 1404www.waterlooactioncentre.co.uk
Wednesday 10 OctoberWATERLOO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GROUP GENERAL MEETING 1397
4pmPublic meeting of the group that monitors developments in Waterloo.
Tuesday 16 OctoberCARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE: ASSOCIATION OF WATERLOO GROUPS 3227
7pmCare for older people in Lambeth is the theme of this month’s AWG meeting.
Business events
City of London Academy240 Lynton Road www.thecityoflondonacademy.co.uk
Tuesday 16 OctoberBUSINESS ADVICE EVENING 3112
5.30pm-8pm; freeFree adv i ce even ing for South Bermondsey bus inesses cover ing marketing, tax, law and accounting.
Glaziers Hall9 Montague Close T 020 7403 3300www.glaziershall.co.uk
11am-3pm; £25 (inc lunch)Southwark Chamber of Commerce invites
local businesses to attend this major event and discuss how your business could benefit from contracts, tenders and regeneration opportunities. To book a ticket call 020 7717 1672
Talks & lectures
Crockatt & Powell119 Lower Marsh T 020 7928 0234www.crockattandpowell.com
Mon-Fri 9am-7pm; Sat 11am-6pm;
Tuesday 9 OctoberPOETRY PARLOUR 2527
7pm; £4 inc wineCelebrate Dia de Los Muertos with Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz (in spirit), helped along by Mexcian actor Azela Robinson, poets Anna Robinson, Shanta Acharya, Fawzia Kane and Philip Jenkins. Listen to mariachi music, eat pan de muertos, maybe drink tequila. Tickets can be reserved on [email protected]
Imperial War MuseumLambeth Road T 020 7416 5000london.iwm.org.uk
Saturday 13 OctoberMARY SEACOLE: THE REAL ANGEL OF THE CRIMEA 3108
2pm; freeProf Elizabeth Anionwu introduces film.
Saturday 20 OctoberKEEP SMILING THROUGH: BLACK LONDONERS ON THE HOME FRONT 1939-1945 3101
2pm; freeStephen Bourne presents an illustrated talk looking at the wartime experiences of Black Londoners on the Home Front.
London College of CommunicationElephant & Castle www.lcc.arts.ac.uk
Tuesday 23 OctoberSPEAK OF ME AS I AM 3118
7pm; freeStephen Bourne talks about how he put together a Southwark black history book. To book a place call 020 7358 4178 or email [email protected]
New Cut Housing Co-Operative Hall106 The Cut
Tuesday 9 OctoberTHE MICHAEL FARADAY COMMUNITY EXCAVATION 2782
7.30pm; £1Last summer the Museum of London held a dig in the playground of Michael Faraday School on the Aylesbury Estate. Lecture by Kate Sutton. Southwark & Lambeth Archaeological Society event.
Old Operating Theatre, Museum and Herb Garret
9a St Thomas Street T 020 7188 2679www.thegarret.org.uk
£5.25 (conc £4.25, child £3); family £12.95
Saturday 20 OctoberGRIME, GERMS & GANGRENE: YUNANI TIBB IN SOUTH ASIA 3031
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Saturday 27 OctoberHARROWING HALLOWEEN: THE TAMING OF THE BLADDER STONE 3038
2pmNot recommended for children under 12.
Wednesday 31 OctoberTHE BODYSNATCHER: FROM SHROUD TO SPECIMEN 3043
6.30pmNot recommended for children under 14. Booking is advised.
The Old King’s Head45-49 Borough High Street T 020 7407 1550
Thursday 11 OctoberGHOSTS OF SOUTH LONDON 3041
8pm; £2.50 (conc £1.50)Patsy Langley tells of ghosts in Borough and nearby. South East London Folklore Society.
Guided walks
Founders ArmsBankside
Tuesday 2 OctoberTHAMESSIDE PUBS 3229
6pm; freeGuided walk led by David Tucker. Meet on the terrace of the Founders Arms.
The Market PorterStoney Street
Tuesday 9 OctoberBANKSIDE ARCHITECTURE 3230
12.30pm; freeGuided walk led by Kevin Flude.
Calder Bookshop51 The Cut T 020 7633 0599www.calderpublications.com
Monday 15 OctoberNEW THEATRE LAND 3075
7pm; £7 (conc £5)The National Theatre, The Old Vic and the south bank’s alternative performance scene. Guided walk with John Constable, author of Secret Bankside - Walks In The Outlaw Borough.
John Harvard Library211 Borough High Street T 020 7525 2000www.southwark.gov.uk/libraries
Monday 8 OctoberTHE DICKENS! 3072
7pm; £7 (conc £5)Guided walk with John Constable.
Monday 22 OctoberSHAKESPEARE’S BANKSIDE 3073
7pm; £7 (conc £5)Guided walk with John Constable.
Monday 29 OctoberGHOST WALK 3074
7pm; £7 (conc £5)Guided walk with John Constable.
Metropolitan TabernacleElephant & Castle T 020 7735 7076
Thursday 18 OctoberBLACK HISTORY WALK 3123
6pm; freeWalk with John Constable celebrating black achievement in Southwark.
St George the MartyrBorough High Street www.stgeorgethemartyr.com
Tuesday 16 OctoberDICKENS & THE BOROUGH 3231
12.30pm; freeGuided walk led by John Constable.
Church services
Christ Church Southwark27 Blackfriars Road T 020 7928 4707www.christchurchsouthwark.org.uk
Thursday 4 OctoberA CELEBRATION OF HARVEST 2531
1.10pmEucharist with music by Portcullis Singers.
Music
Guy’s ChapelGuy’s Hospital, St Thomas’ Street
Thursday 18 OctoberLUNCHTIME CONCERT 3126
1pm; freeZhanna Tonaganyan (violin) and William Cale (piano). Music by Beethoven, Brahms and Ravel.
Morley College61 Westminster Bridge Road T 020 7928 8501
www.morleycollege.ac.uk
Tuesday 2 OctoberTHE PIANO, INSIDE OUT 3163
1.05pm-1.50pm; freeConcert by Mary Dullea.
Tuesday 9 OctoberBREAKING NEW GROUND 3164
1.05pm-1.50pm; freeSteve Gutman (piano).
Friday 12 OctoberOLEG SHAROV 3167
7.30pm; freeDistinguished accordionist.
Tuesday 16 OctoberAUTUMN’S LEGACY AND WINTER WORDS: LUNCHTIME CONCERT 3165
1.05pm-1.50pm; freeSimon Biazeck (tenor) and Paul Webster (piano).
Tuesday 30 OctoberMUSIC FOR HAMMERS, STRINGS AND WIRES 3166
1.05pm-1.50pm; freeSarah Nicolls (piano) with Ruth Wall (harp).
Southwark CathedralLondon Bridge T 020 7367 6700www.southwark.anglican.org/cathedral/
Every MondayORGAN RECITAL
1.10pm; freeMon 1: Stephen Disley 3191Mon 8: Timothy Wakerell 3192Mon 15: Matthias Süss 3193Mon 22: Ben Saul 3194Mon 29: Peter Wright 3195
Saturday 13 OctoberTHE DREAM OF GERONTIUS 3161
7.30pm; £7-£15 (conc £4-£12) from 07956 880668
Elgar’s choral masterpiece performed by the All Saints’ Putney 1885 Singers.www.1885singers.com
St George’s CathedralLambeth Road T 020 7928 5256www.southwark-rc-cathedral.org.uk
Saturday 20 OctoberNORMAN HARPER 2839
1.05pm; freeAutumn Saturday organ recital series.
St John’s WaterlooWaterloo Road T 020 7928 2003www.stjohnswaterloo.co.uk
Friday 12 OctoberTHE MIREMBE TRIO 3008
6pm; freeMusic by Bach, Mozart, Brahms, Elgar, Saint Saens & Milhaud. Retiring collection for the Kampala Music School.
Comedy
Belushi’s161 Borough High Street T 020 7939 9700
Tuesday 2 OctoberFALLING DOWN WITH LAUGHTER 3150
8.30pm; £6Stephen Grant, Joe Wilkinson, Rosie Wilby and Kurt Driver. MCs: Alexis Dubus and Sy Thomas.
Horse122 Westminster Bridge Rd T 020 7928 6277www.horsebar.co.uk
Thursday 18 OctoberDEAD ELVIS NEW TALENT AWARD 3220
8.30pm; £4 (conc £3)10 great new comics compete to win a King-sized burger. Paul Ricketts (MC).
The Miller96 Snowsfields www.themiller.co.uk
Monday 8 OctoberUP THE ARTS COMEDY 3218
8.30pm; £6 (conc £5)Brian Damage & Krysstal, Benny Boot, Henry Paker, Del Strain, Brendon Naughton, Verity Welch, Paul Ricketts (MC).
Monday 22 OctoberUP THE ARTS COMEDY 3219
8.30pm; £6 (conc £5)Nick Revell, Nik Coppin, Mike O’Donovan, Aliens Ate My Schnitzel, Paul Ricketts, Toby Adams (MC).
Walrus Social172 Westminster Bridge Road T 020 7928 4368www.walrussocial.co.uk
Every TuesdayCOMEDY ROCKET 3069
8.30pm; £4 (students £3)www.comedyrocket.net
Theatre
City HallThe Queen’s Walk T 020 7983 4100www.london.gov.uk
Wednesday 17 OctoberBECOME A MAN: THE LIFE OF FREDERICK DOUGLASS 3215
The largest dedicated acupuncture clinic in Europe established since 1983. More than 20 professionally qualified and registered
practitioners of Chinese Medicine including Herbal Medicine and Tui Na (Chinese Medical Massage)
5 minute walk from Waterloo, Waterloo East and Southwark stations
Open 8am-9pm Mondays to Fridays • 9am-6pm Saturdays
Calm and tranquil atmosphere.
Free consultations to discuss whether treatment could be helpful for you.
+ SOUTH BANK FORUM +Kate Hoey MP and Simon Hughes MP invite you to:
South Bank ForumThursday 4th October, 7.00pm-9.00pm
King’s College, Franklin Wilkins Building, 150 Stamford Street, SE1Topics will include:
+ FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS TO SOUTHBANK CENTRE- Michael Lynch will report on the Hungerford Bridge undercroft, Golden Jubilee Bridge connections and the Festival Riverside extension
+ BFI PLANS FOR A NATIONAL FILM CENTRE- Come and hear about the BFI’s vision for a National Film Centre to provide a flagship venue for the celebration of film
+ MEET RON KERR, THE NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF GUY’S AND ST THOMAS’ NHS FOUNDATION TRUST; AND CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT SHARON ROWE, THE NEW LAMBETH BOROUGH POLICE COMMANDER
For more information, see your copy of South Bank News or call: 020 7202 6921Open to residents and employees of South Bank, Blackfriars and Waterloo
YOUR LIFE, YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD, YOUR SAY
With Diana Rigg as Huma Rojo. Adapted by local playwright Samuel Adamson.Full review at www.London-SE1.co.uk
7.30pm; £13 (conc £10)By Matthew Saville. A fascinating and challenging look at the relationship between New Zealand and South Africa.
Monday 22 to Sunday 28 OctoberPIONEERS 2935
8pm; £7.50 (conc £6.50)An evening that begins in Victorian England and Ireland and ends on the other side of the world.
Rose Theatre Exhibition56 Park Street www.rosetheatre.org.uk
Tuesday 23 OctoberPAWNOGRAPHY 3222
8pm; £10By Tracy Keeling. Drawing from the works of Shakespeare, the Marquis de Sade and Greek myth, this work explores the relationship between love and morality.
Monday 29 OctoberMARLOWE’S SONG 3223
8pm; £10An evening of poetry and madrigals including ‘The Massacre at Paris - Remembered’ - a new adaptation of Marlowe’s classic by Jeff Thomson.
Shakespeare’s GlobeNew Globe Walk T 020 7401 9919www.shakespeares-globe.org
Until Friday 5 OctoberHOLDING FIRE! 1769
In repertory; £5-£32Full review at www.London-SE1.co.uk
Until Saturday 6 OctoberTHE MERCHANT OF VENICE 1767
In repertory; £5-£32Full review at www.London-SE1.co.uk
Until Saturday 6 OctoberWE, THE PEOPLE 1770
In repertory; £5-£32New play by Eric Schlosser.
Until Sunday 7 OctoberLOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST 1768
In repertory; £5-£32Full review at www.London-SE1.co.uk
Southwark PlayhouseShipwright Yard T 08700 601 761www.southwarkplayhouse.co.uk
Until Saturday 20 OctoberRICHARD III 2819
Mon-Sat 7.30pm (Sat matinee 2pm); £7, £13 & £20
Shakespeare’s play In just 90 minutes. Puppets, percussion, and vaulting dark arches.
Wednesday 24 October to Saturday 17 NovemberYOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU 2820
Mon-Sat 7.30pm (Sat matinee 3pm; £7, £13 & £20
A play by Moss Hart & George S Kaufman. Welcome to the wonderful world of the Sycamore Family.
Unicorn Theatre147 Tooley Street T 08700 535500www.unicorntheatre.com
Until Saturday 6 OctoberROMEO IN THE CITY 2947A play about loyalties, rivalries and love which includes Shakespeare’s verse and modern street rhyming couplets. Ages 14+.
Tuesday 9 to Sunday 21 OctoberTHEATRE CAFE 2948A series of rehearsed readings in which the Clore Theatre is transformed into a candlelit cabaret-style cafe. For ages 14+
Tuesday 23 to Sunday 28 OctoberTRUCKSTOP 2949
8pm; £10 (conc £5)Three characters, their complex web of emotions and how a split second changes their lives forever. For ages 12+.
Tuesday 23 October to Sunday 25 NovemberLOOKING FOR JJ 2950Jennifer Jones has just been released from a secure unit after serving six years for killing her best friend. Will she be able to build a new life? For ages: 11+.
Union Theatre204 Union Street T 020 7261 9876www.uniontheatre.org
Annual horror festival. Season includes Noel Coward’s The Better Half written in 1922 and never seen or published until now.
Young VicThe Cut T 020 7928 6363www.youngvic.org
Until Saturday 6 OctoberFRAGMENTS 2419
Mon-Sat 7.45pm; Sat 2.45pm; Wed 26 Sep & 3 Oct 2.45pm; £9.50-£21.50
5 short pieces by Samuel Beckett.
Until Saturday 20 OctoberTHE MEMBER OF THE WEDDING 2418
Mon-Sat 7.30pm; Sat 2.30pm; Wed 2.30pm; £9.50-£24.50
This modern classic by Carson McCullers was the hit of the 1950 Broadway season.
Wednesday 31 October to Saturday 10 NovemberTHE INVESTIGATION 2420
Mon-Sat 7.30pm; Wed & Sat 2.30pm; £21.50 (conc available)
A company of Rwandan actors perform a play about Auschwitz.
Movie highlights
Tate ModernBankside T 020 7887 8888www.tate.org.uk/modern
Monday 1 OctoberCOMMUNITY FILM CLUB: PEEK FREANS BISCUIT FACTORY 2702
7pm (refreshments from 6.30pm); free
A silent 1906 film will be screened as well a Sands Films documentary made in 1988 as the Peek Freans factory in Bermondsey was slowly closing down. Membership of the Film Club is aimed at those living and working in Southwark and Lambeth. To join (free) call 020 7401 5176, email [email protected]
Exhibitions
Advanced Graphics London32 Long Lane T 020 7407 2055www.advancedgraphics.co.uk
Tue-Sat 10am-6pm; free
Until Saturday 6 OctoberAUTUMN EXHIBITION 2835Craigie Aitchison and Ray Richardson.
Tuesday 16 October to Saturday 17 NovemberJOHN GRAY: NEW PAINTINGS 2843John Gray’s new paintings and launch of his first limited edition screenprints.
Bankside Gallery48 Hopton Street T 020 7928 7521www.banksidegallery.com
Daily 11am-6pm; free
Until Sunday 7 OctoberOF THIS AND OTHER WORLDS 2630Vietnamese contemporary fine art.
Friday 12 October to Sunday 11 NovemberRWS AUTUMN EXHIBITION: TAKING RISKS 2631Many works are for sale.
The BargehouseBarge House Street T 020 7401 2255www.oxotower.co.uk
Daily 11am-6pm; free
Until Sunday 7 OctoberRARRK - LONDON 2867Aboriginal art.
Wednesday 10 to Sunday 14 OctoberMY VIEW: A CHILD’S PERSPECTIVE 3097How children see the world .
BFI SouthbankBelvedere Road T 020 7928 3535www.bfi.org.uk/southbank
Gallery Tue-Sat 11am-8pm; free
Until Sunday 11 NovemberMARK LEWIS 2710First solo show in London.
City HallThe Queen’s Walk T 020 7983 4100www.london.gov.uk
Mon-Fri 8am-8pm; plus selected weekends; free
Until Tuesday 30 OctoberMIDNIGHT ROBBERS: THE ARTISTS OF NOTTING HILL CARNIVAL 3023Costumes, designs and more.
Monday 1 to Wednesday 31 OctoberF2.8 AT 15TH: SAL IDRISS 3210P h o t o g r a p h s d o c u m e n t i n g t h e achievements of African and Caribbean men and women in arts and culture.
Monday 1 to Wednesday 31 OctoberOTHER... PLEASE SPECIFY: A RETROSPECTIVE OF WORK BY NATHLYN BAPTISTE 3212Abstract works by East London artist.
The HaywardBelvedere Road T 020 7921 0813www.southbankcentre.co.uk/visualarts
Daily 10am-6pm (Fri & Sat till 10pm); £8 (seniors £7; conc £5; under-16s £4); under-12s free; Mon half-price
Thursday 4 October to Sunday 30 DecemberTHE PAINTING OF MODERN LIFE 1465The use and translation of photographic imagery in painting.
Thursday 4 October to Sunday 18 NovemberKOTA EZAWA: HOTEL CALIFORNIA 3116
Daily 10am-6pm ( Fri -10pm); freeTwo recent digital animations.
HMS BelfastMorgans Lane, Tooley Street T 020 7940 6300hmsbelfast.iwm.org.uk
Summer 10am-6pm, Winter till 5pm £9.95 (under-16s free)
Until Tuesday 9 JanuaryEYEWITNESS FALKLANDS 2415Photographic exhibition
Imperial War MuseumLambeth Road T 020 7416 5000london.iwm.org.uk
Daily 10am-6pm; free
Until Monday 19 NovemberCAMOUFLAGE 1611
£7 (conc £6; child free)Military camouflage and popular culture.
Until Sunday 7 JanuaryTHE FALKLANDS 1671www.iwm.org.uk/falklands
Thursday 4 October to Sunday 1 AprilWEAPONS OF MASS COMMUNICATION 1672
£7 (conc £6; student £4; children free)Eye-catching and iconic posters from the Great War to the Iraq War.
Until Sunday 13 MayWAR ARTISTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST 2858
Jerwood Space171 Union Street T 020 7654 0171www.jerwoodspace.co.uk
Mon-Fri 10am-5pm; Sat & Sun 10am-3pm; free
Until Monday 29 OctoberTHE INCURABLE MALADY OF COCO THE CLOWN 3086New video work by Paul Richards.
Llewellyn Alexander Fine Paintings124-126 The Cut T 020 7620 1322www.llewellynalexander.com
Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm; free
Monday 1 to Saturday 20 OctoberJOHN BOND & MARY PYM 3234Coastal landscapes & Norfolk oil paintings.
London College of CommunicationElephant & Castle www.lcc.arts.ac.uk
Mon-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 10am-4pm;
Monday 1 to Friday 12 OctoberTHE BLACK HOUSE 3182Photographic record of life at a hostel for troubled black youths in the 1970s.
Tuesday 16 to Friday 26 OctoberBLACK 100+ 3180Photographs of black achievers.
Friday 19 to Wednesday 31 OctoberA TIME FOR HEALING: DOUNNE ALEXANDER-WALKER MBE 3181Career highlights of health campaigner and leading black businesswoman.
London Glassblowing7 The Leather Market T 020 7403 2800www.londonglassblowing.co.uk
Mon-Fri 11am-5pm; free
Until Friday 19 OctoberGLASS SELLERS PRIZE 2007 3020
Menier Gallery51 Southwark Street T 020 7407 3222www.menierchocolatefactory.com/gallery
Mon-Sat 10am-6pm; free
Tuesday 2 to Saturday 6 OctoberMOMENTUM: (P=MV) 3216Emerging artists.
Tuesday 9 to Saturday 13 OctoberALISON SHIPTON 2694 Tuesday 23 to Saturday 27 OctoberBEST OF BRITISH MODERN TRADITIONAL 3217Includes portraitist Michael Noakes who has recently painted the Pope and the Queen.
Monday 29 October to Saturday 3 NovemberDOMINIC HILLS 2695
Morley College61 Westminster Bridge Road T 020 7928 8501www.morleycollege.ac.uk
Until Thursday 4 OctoberTHE REAL, THE IMAGINARY AND THE POETIC 3017Advanced Painting Workshop exhibition.
Friday 12 to Thursday 25 OctoberSLAVERY PAST & PRESENT 2775Open selected exhibition. Sokari Douglas-Camp CBE exhibits recent work too.
Most Cafe BarHorace Jones Vault, Tower Bridge, Shad Thames
Monday 1 to Wednesday 31 OctoberFUTURE PERFECT 3179Photographs by Clare Hocter.
National TheatreSouth Bank T 020 7452 3000www.nationaltheatre.org.uk
Foyers open Mon-Sat 10am-11pm; free
Until Saturday 20 OctoberUNFAMILIAR THAMES 280440 photographs by Ianthe Ruthven.
Until Saturday 3 NovemberTAKE A VIEW: LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR 2805Winning pictures.
Novas Contemporary Urban Centre73-81 Southwark Bridge Road T 020 7357 6469www.novas.org/contemporary-urban-centres
Mon-Sat 10am-6pm; free
Until Saturday 13 OctoberCHAVI 3021Three artists from Gypsy and Traveller communities in the UK.
Until Saturday 27 OctoberFULLY BOOKED: GAYNA PELHAM 3022A gallery full of books. They will be sold at the end of the exhibition to aid Novas’s work with the homeless.
Poussin GalleryBlock K, 175 Bermondsey St T 020 7403 4444www.poussin-gallery.com
Wed-Sat 1pm-7pm; free
Thursday 4 to Saturday 27 OctoberALAN GOUK 2635Large-scale abstract colourist.
Purdy Hicks Gallery65 Hopton Street T 020 7401 9229www.purdyhicks.com
Mon-Fri 10am-5.30pm (wed 7pm); Sat & Sun 12 noon-5pm; free
Until Saturday 13 OctoberANDRZEJ JACKOWSKI 1704
Friday 19 October to Saturday 17 NovemberFELIM EGAN 1705
Royal Festival HallBelvedere Road T 0871 663 2501www.southbankcentre.co.uk
Tuesday 16 October to Tuesday 16 JanuaryVOLUME 3159
Poetry Library Tue-Sun 11am-8pm; freeVisual artist Sam Winston explores the Poetry Library’s collection.
Southwark CathedralLondon Bridge T 020 7367 6700www.southwark.anglican.org/cathedral/
Daily 8am-6pm; free
Until Monday 5 NovemberSOLDIERS’ BIBLES AND OTHER RECENT PAINTINGS 2979
St John’s WaterlooWaterloo Road T 020 7928 2003www.stjohnswaterloo.co.uk
Thursday 11 October to Friday 30 NovemberVOICES OF SILENCES 2847A new exhibition by David Hogan.
Tate ModernBankside T 020 7887 8888www.tate.org.uk/modern
Sun-Thu 10am-6pm; Fri & Sat 10am-10pm; free
Wednesday 24 October to Sunday 7 JanuaryTHE WORLD AS A STAGE 1044
£7 (conc £5.50)Relationship between visual art and theatre.
Thursday 11 October to Sunday 21 JanuaryLOUISE BOURGEOIS 1043First major survey since 1995.
Tuesday 9 October to Monday 26 MarchDORIS SALCEDO: 2075The latest Turbine Hall installation.
the.gallery@oxoOxo Tower Wharf T 020 7401 2255www.oxotower.co.uk
Daily 11am-6pm; free
Friday 5 to Sunday 21 OctoberROYAL OVER-SEAS LEAGUE ARTS SCHOLARS 3236Young Commonwealth artists.
Thursday 25 October to Sunday 11 NovemberNORTHERN FIRE 2 3237Northern Potters Association.
Union Gallery57 Ewer Street T 020 7928 3388www.union-gallery.com
Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 12 noon-5pm; free
Wednesday 10 October to Saturday 17 NovemberBERNHARD MARTIN: NEVEREND IN EVERLAND 3049Martin’s work flows between painting and drawing, sculpture to installation.
Waterloo Gallery14 Baylis Road T 020 7261 9080www.waterloogallery.co.uk
Mon-Fri 11am-6pm; Sat 11am-4pm; free
Monday 15 to Saturday 27 OctoberJANET SCHOOLEY 3018www.janetschooley.com
in SE18 October 2007www.inSE1.co.uk
Are you over 60, living in Southwarkand interested in a new retirement
sheltered housing schemein Purley Surrey?
St Saviour’s Court is a new purpose-built sheltered housing scheme in Purley of 53 one-or two-bedroom flats owned and managed by United St Saviour’s Charity, and built byBritain’s premier retirement house builder, McCarthy & Stone. This development is in aleafy suburban area served by excellent public transport, with good local shops, and isapproximately 3 miles from Croydon city centre, and 4 miles from junction 7 of the M25.All flats benefit from the presence of a house manager and 24- hour emergency carelinesystem. The scheme is designed to give residents security, peace of mind, and the chanceto live independent and fulfilling lives.
Toqualify for these affordable rent sheltered housing flats, residents must be aged60 or over, on low incomes with little capital, and have lived in Southwark (or closeby) for at least 3 years.
To apply please contact: United St Saviour’s Charity, St Saviour’s Court, Old Lodge Lane,Purley CR8 4ER Telephone: 020 8660 1223. E-mail: [email protected]
United St Saviour’s Charityest 1541 Reg Charity No. 1103731
