Live music at The Bread & Roses this week:

Wednesday 26th April at 8pm:
Open Mic Night
We welcome all to our Open Mic Night, sign up from 7.30pm, with charming host. All musicians and spoken word artists welcome!

Friday 28th April at 9pm:
Motor City to the Bronx - Disco DJs
Disco DJs Rolando & guest DJ Amit will be spinning the finest disco music from 8.30pm - 12am

Sunday 30th April, 5pm-8pm: Blues Jam
The Blues Jam is back earlier this month as christmas day falls on the last Sunday of the month. Deep rooted blues in the heart of Clapham. The Jam is kicked off by 4 piece band with harmonica great Errol Linton and guitarist Dave Wilson who has been on the scene for years and has worked very successfully in the West End and much more. Sign up from 5pm, all musicians welcome!

Following 5 star reviewed productions of 'Miss Julie' in 2015 and 'Low Level Panic' in 2016, this year The Bread & Roses Theatre is putting on a revival of the debut play of Olivier-Award-winning playwright and BAFTA-Award-winning screenwriter debbie tucker green.

Listening through their thin walls, Amelia and Jason are drawn into the dark and compelling world of their mutual neighbour, Jo. Something very nasty is going on next door. Jason and Amelia know it, but do nothing.

dirty butterfly runs Tuesday to Saturday at 7.30pm from 25th April to 13th May and is presented by the in-house Bread & Roses Theatre Company! BOOK NOW!

This Thursday 22nd April at 9.30pm!

The Bread & Roses Theatre's brand new regular comedic burlesque & cabaret night!

Presenting a line-up of some of London's funniest cabaret artists - not to be missed!

The April show is hosted by...

❤️LORETTA VON DINI & her brother LOUI!

Featuring...

❤️PEARL GREY!
❤️MARIPOSA BOP!
❤️HEIDI VON SWAN!
❤️PRIMAL DONNA!
❤️ ELLA THE GREAT PRESENTS BABUSHKA!

BOOK NOW to save your seat!

A new play by Benjamin Alborough opens at our theatre this week for 3 nights only: Cream Tea and Incest.

Murder! Death! Violence! Jeffrey and Eddie must learn the meaning of these words and more in this brand new Jeeves and Wooster parody. Cream Tea and Incest is a knockabout farce that blends the traditions of comedy theatre with the anarchy of live comedy in a unique, energetic style.

We follow Eddie Spangler, an inept, remorseless English gentleman and his loyal valet, Jeffrey, as a simple quest quickly deteriorates into a race against time when the Machiavellian forces of the aristocracy move to wreak their vengeance. Featuring delightful romantic misunderstandings, blood diamond trafficking, and the most realistic train-acting ever seen at The Bread and Roses Theatre.

Thursday 20th to Saturday 22nd April at 7.30pm. Tickets only £6 and two for £8! BOOK NOW!

Now that the Easter egg hunt is over we have some great live music line-up!

Wednesday 19th April at 8pm: Open Mic Night
We welcome all to our Open Mic Night, sign up from 7.30pm, with charming host. All musicians and spoken word artists welcome!

Friday 21st April at 9pm:
Reggae DJs - Dreader Than Bread
Strictly 60s-80s Reggae on vinyl withw ww.therock926.com's Stephen T and this month's special guest The Big Fella from www.venturefm.com. 

Saturday 22nd April at 8.30pm:
Half Light + Coridor + Los Sustos
‘The Half Light’ host a night of live music. The night will feature sets from The Half Light and old friends ‘Coridor,’ as well as ‘Los Sustos’ rock band all the way from Mexico. Half Light's video for their single 'If You Come to Clapham'.
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In the lead up to Easter we have some great live music lined up!

Wednesday 12th April at 8pm: Open Mic Night
We welcome all to our Open Mic Night, sign up from 7.30pm, with charming host. All musicians and spoken word artists welcome!

Thursday 13th April at 9pm: The Bread & Roses Unplugged
The Launch of our new monthly singer/songwriter night!

Playing in our theatre this week​:

​Teaching a dillo to cross the road
by David Moberg - directed by Annie Tanton
Tue 11th to Sat 15th April at 7.30pm

It all started when...

Will returns to May his alcoholic wife who is burdened looking after Will's sick father Sam ( whom she despises) throughout the day with the aid of the mousy nurse Flo, who's recently lost her father - carrying around the urn of his ashes unsure of where scatter them.

We are thrown into a world of volatile uncertainty as we enter the lives of these mid-western working class Americans . Sex. Violence. alcohol. death and unspoken tragedy are major players in this play a new writing piece from David Moberg

BOOK NOW!

Thursday 6th April at 8pm!

Line-up includes Tom Ward's Edinburgh Fringe Preview, plus special guests Nigel Ng, Jenny Collier, Lydia Rickards, Oliver Maule MC Sion James & Free Lollipops!

For more information and for tickets, please visit www.claphamcomedyclub.co.uk

Dame June Bloom, semi-retired Shakespearean actor and scholar, travels the world sharing her experience and knowledge of Shakespeare performance with audiences far and wide.  She’s just arrived in town after an exhausting world tour, and is feeling the effects of time on her aged body and mind. Dame June uses wit and a finely tuned sense of the ridiculous (and a ukulele) to reminisce about her experience of life as an touring actor, a daughter and a mother; she sings, dances and draws fresh insights into the ageing process by means of a selection of highly apposite (and only slightly mangled) Shakespeare sonnets.

Join Dame June in her makeshift dressing room, as she prepares for what may well be her final performance…

Tuesday 4th to Saturday 8th April at 7.30pm only - BOOK NOW!