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Static

25 Sept 2026

by Well Then, Productions

A fictional South London tower block teeters on the edge of demolition. Three residents try to get on with life as usual: collecting post, going to the shops, chatting in the corridor—nothing unusual, just the slow pressure of being moved on.

Until small things start to drift.... into something else entirely.

This is a story about a building being cleared out.

And what refuses to be cleared with it.

Written & Directed by Michael Sookhan

Editor: Tilly Vercoutre 

Cast: Harriet Olivia Wilson, Moe Farah, Medea Manaz, Sophia Gaddes, Tilly Vercoutre, Michael Sookhan

Props by: Tilly Vercoutre 

Date & Time: Friday 25th September @ 7pm

Running Time: 60 mins

Content warnings: 12+, flashing lights

Latecomers may not be admitted. ​Ticket purchases are non refundable.

Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members.

Venue: House of NEON

House of NEON is a creative incubator, cultural hub and artist community in Vauxhall, supporting artists, creatives and cultural entrepreneurs to develop, collaborate and showcase their work.

Our mission is to remove structural barriers to the arts and creative industries by providing equitable access to space, training, mentoring, professional opportunities and creative networks. Through vocational programmes for children and young people, artist memberships, creative enterprise support and public cultural events, we nurture the next generation of artists and cultural leaders.

Working across performing arts, digital media, film, photography, music, visual arts and interdisciplinary practice, House of NEON brings together a diverse community of creatives within a supportive ecosystem designed to help ideas grow into sustainable careers, businesses and cultural projects.

Located less than five minutes from Vauxhall Station, our fully accessible* venue offers panoramic views across London, flexible studio and event spaces, a capacity of up to 250 people, and a pop-up bar for selected events.

*Accessibility info: hearing loops at reception, lift access to 15th Floor, wide hallways, disabled toilets.

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