Venues

A 'gaming pub' with games for all ages and great food and drinks. In this former Barclays Bank the Badger, Badger team have brought something new to West Norwood.

An independent bookshop specialising in theatre, philosophy, and politics. The infamous Calder Bookshop & Theatre also put on theatre productions, film screenings, and more in their intimate theatre, located at the back of the bookshop.

Their unique theatre is separated from the bookshop by a partition, it seats 32, basic technical set-up and the stage measures 5.2 x 3.0 m

Perfect for bold political theatre, works in progress or rehearsed readings with smaller casts.

Central Film School provides students with all the facilities and equipment they’ll need on their learning journey. Depending on the needs of specific shoots and programme modules, students also have access to off-site facilities and spaces. Studio A is available for The Lambeth Fringe - a functional screening theatre with retractable seats and a full-size projector screen.

Studio A: Capacity 90, full size projector screen, studio lighting

Perfect for film screenings, rehearsed readings or work in progress shows

The very social, Effra Social. A wonderful time-warp, hosting great contemporary artists and events every day of the week! A beautiful Victorian pub serving the best food, drink and entertainment. Spacious beer garden, large bar and dance hall, private function room. Live music, DJs, cocktails & craft beer.

The Churchill Room: Capacity 50 standing or 35 seated. PA system, mics and stands.

Studio 180: Capacity 55 standing or 40 seated. PA system, mics and stands.

Perfect for: WIP, stand-up, storytelling, workshops, poetry, live music.

Located about a 5-minute walk from Gipsy Hill Station, our Taproom is based directly opposite the brewery and is our hub of all things Gipsy Hill Brewing. The Taproom show selected sporting events on our big screen and host a weekly EAA Run Club on Thursday evenings from 7pm, plus a ton of events on-site.

Perfect for music, spoken word and screenings. 100 seated capacity, 150 standing. Fully accessible – ground floor, accessible bar, accessible toilets, gender neutral toilets.

The Golden Goose is a fully air-conditioned, 85-seat theatre and is near Oval Tube close to the heart of Camberwell.  The theatre was founded by Michael Kingsbury in 2020 and exists as a creative hub for artists to make all kinds of theatrical experiences. Since opening, we have hosted multi-Offie-winning company Out Of The Forest Theatre, Fringe-First winner Chris Larner, and a new horror company featuring new work by Olivier award-winning Morgan Lloyd Malcolm & Abi Zakarian. Chewboy Productions' "DJ Bazzer's Year 6 Disco" won an Offie for its run at the Golden Goose in 2021. Founder Michael Kingsbury was awarded ‘Outstanding Contribution To Pub Theatre’ by London Pub Theatre’s.

Theatre: Capacity 85, full rig, lighting desk and sound system available.

Perfect for: Theatre, musicals, cabaret and new-writing.

Tap house? Tap room? We call it Mondo Tap. The tap house itself is a hidden gem, just a stone’s throw from the Battersea Power Station. Come and see for yourself.

Discover free Jazz Nights or get involved with live comedy, work-in-progress or spoken word.

Network Theatre is a community theatre space in the underground railway arches of London Waterloo station.

Run by the volunteers of the resident Network Theatre Company, they produce their own productions of contemporary and classical theatre and provide a unique location for visiting theatre companies and events.

Network Theatre will be joining The Lambeth Fringe for 2024 with unmissable new writing.

Please note this is an ‘umbrella venue’ -the shows have already been programmed as part of the Lambeth Fringe and this space is therefore not available for artists to apply to.

Omnibus Theatre is a multi-award-winning independent theatre in Clapham, South London. The heart of their ambitious programme, inspired by our building’s literary heritage, lies in both classics re-imagined and contemporary storytelling. They provide a platform for new writing and interdisciplinary work, aiming to give voice to the underrepresented and challenge perceptions and believe in affordable tickets and theatre for all.

Two dynamic spaces available for The Lambeth Fringe.

Studio Upstairs: 67 capacity, basic lighting and sound, projector available

The Common Room: 70 capacity, limited lighting, PA system

Perfect for laid back music including jazz and acoustic and queer-led work specifically cabaret, burlesque or drag shows

The Queen of the South pub, a beautifully reimagined pub with an artistic and welcoming ambiance. A space that is designed to be open to all. 70+ seats.

The South London Theatre - Wonderfully refurbished 19th century fire station, with an intimate theatre space accomodating up to 90-95 guests. 

St Luke’s is blessed with a spectacular Grade II* listed building right at the heart of West Norwood, with a beautiful ‘front garden’. Boasting a very large worshiping hall, this venue will be great to experience performances with its amazing acoustics and plentiful seating.

Streatham Space Project is a Theatre, Music, Art, Dance & Comedy venue in Zone 3, south London. Celebrating the eclectic culture of south London, and hosting creative events to bring people together from across our neighbourhood. They provide formative creative experiences for young people, working with schools and charities, and work with first-time and experienced south London artists and producers to help them develop work, connect it to audiences in our area, and support their careers.

Theatre: Capacity 120, full rig, lighting desk and sound system available.

Perfect for: new-writing, dance, experimental work and comedy

The Book & Record bar is a unique space that offers an intimate and quirky environment to enjoy performaces and maybe find that 12" gem you didn't know you needed. With friendly, knowldedable staff and drinks available.

Home of The Lambeth Fringe, The Bread & Roses, is an award-winning and innovative fringe pub theatre.

A 50-seat fringe venue above The Bread & Roses Pub, the theatre programs a wide-spread variety of productions for local as well as far-reaching audiences. Equality, diversity and artistic quality are at the forefront of the theatre's programming, which features in-house productions as well as many visiting companies. The theatre regularly hosts touring shows and has worked with award-winning ensembles with decades of experience but also frequently welcomes and supports emerging theatre-makers taking their first steps. The programme includes new writing, contemporary revivals, reinvented classics and occasionally also devised work, improvisational theatre, comedy events, family shows and physical theatre.

Theatre: Capacity 50, full rig, lighting desk and sound system. Projector and mics hireable.

Perfect for: Theatre, new-writing, WIP, solo shows and boundary pushing work.

London’s Cinema Museum is devoted to keeping alive the spirit of cinema from the days before the multiplex. Set in historic surroundings in Kennington, close to the Elephant & Castle, The Cinema Museum houses a unique collection of artefacts, memorabilia and equipment that preserves the history and grandeur of cinema from the 1890s to the present day.

The Cinema Museum will be showcasing a series of events and screenings under The Lambeth Fringe.

Please note this is an ‘umbrella venue’ -the shows have already been programmed as part of the Lambeth Fringe and this space is therefore not available for artists to apply to.

Gipsy Hill Brewery's first bar opened in 2016 and a stones throw from Crystal Palace Rail Station.

Perfect for comedy, spoken word and events. 26 seated capacity, 35 standing.

The Glitch is a vibrant artsy café & bar and unique creative space in the heart of Waterloo, created by VAULT Creative Arts, producers of VAULT Festival. Good coffee, cheeesy toasties, cold beers, delicious cocktails and the most welcoming staff. It’s the perfect place to meet with friends, work in comfort, or relax admiring local artworks. As the evening draws in, the space morphs into a lively bar with intimate nights of comedy, theatre, music, spoken word, and special one-off events and parties. A unique space with plenty of atmosphere that’s open and inclusive to all. Queer-friendly and proudly a safe space for the LGBTQIA community, with many events led by or created for queer people.

The Spacement is an intimate space downstairs at The Glitch with a capacity of 30, ideal for Stand Up Comedy, script readings, film screenings, intimate sharings, presentations, spoken word, and acoustic nights. Basic tech provision.

The Great North Wood pub is a classic gastro pub. With friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere. A favourite local pub in West Norwood. With a private room for performances upstairs. 50 capacity.

Conveniently located opposite Clapham North underground station, The Railway is the very definition of urban cool, mixing a stylish contemporary bar, classic pub features and a handful of quirky touches – gorgeous wood flooring, wrap-around windows, statement lighting and intriguing local artwork adorning the walls.  Outside you’ll find benches and tables perfectly positioned for a spot of al-fresco people watching on those milder days.  

Home of The Comedy Bandits with free comedy shows every Wednesday and Thursday with a range of acts, both new & established. Plus Comedy Bandits Most Wanted once a month on a friday during The Lambeth Fringe showcasing the best talent in the UK and beyond, plus a tv headliner.

Please note this is an ‘umbrella venue’ -the shows have already been programmed as part of the Lambeth Fringe and this space is therefore not available for artists to apply to.

West Norwood Cemetery originally opened in 1837, with the later addition of the crematorium on site in 1915. The cemetery was one of the first Victorian cemeteries to open in London and is home to over 65 listed monuments. A beautiful and slightly wild green space the atmosphere here has a bit of everything.

The West Norwood PictureHouse, is a grade II listed building where scenes from 'A Clockwork Orange' were filmed and it was opened by Princess Margaret in 1969. It is a comfortable and inviting spaces is ideal for all ages.

The White Bear Theatre was founded by Michael Kingsbury in 1989 and has helped develop some of the countries leading theatre makers including Joe Penhall, Sharon Horgan and Dennis Kelly. It has also hosted work by a new generation of practitioners including Ruby Thomas, Poleroid Theatre, The Ugly Sisters and Martha Watson Allpress.

The White Bear is joining The Lambeth Fringe in 2024 with a programme of exciting new theatre. Enjoy pre & post-show drinks in the stylish White Bear bar and garden. Theatregoers also get 10% off food by simply showing their ticket or digital confirmation!

Please note this is an ‘umbrella venue’ -the shows have already been programmed as part of the Lambeth Fringe and this space is therefore not available for artists to apply to.