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The front of our building, a Victorian town hall, with pale stone on the ground floor, red bricks on the first floor with pale columns and outlines on the windows, and a balcony around the roof. Our red, blue and yellow sign is at the front. Bollards and lamposts separate the pavement from the road. In the background the sky is blue with a few clouds.

14 Sep

Open House Festival

Step inside our stunning Grade II* listed building as we fling open our doors as part of this year's Open House Festival.

Two male presenting figures who are performing outdoors. One is a wheelchair user and is leaning far forward and posing on all fours while the wheelchair is still strapped to their waist. The other is behind the wheelchair user and holding onto the wheelchair with one outstretched hand, while crouching down with one leg stretched behind them. There are a group of people of mixed age and gender in the background watching the performers.

25 - 28 Sep

Liberty Festival

Produced by CRIPtic Arts

The Mayor of London's flagship festival of work by disabled artists comes to BAC as part of London Borough of Culture 2025.

A bedside table and wooden four-poster bed trailing with ivy, spotlit in a darkened room. Fabrics printed with ornate patterns tumble from mattress to floor, snaking like tree roots into loose autumn leaves on the surrounding floor

25 - 28 Sep

Capturing The Forest

Kristina Veasey and Alejandro Ahmed

Immerse yourself in the essence of a forest landscape in this unforgettable multi-sensory installation.

A young woman using a wheelchair and a middle-aged woman sit beside each other. They are surrounded by wooden crates and plants, with a billowing tent canopy overhead. Atmospheric low lighting, illuminates their faces with a golden glow and casts shadows of the plant leaves around them.

25 - 26 Sep

When The World Turns

Oily Cart / Polyglot Theatre

Join us on an adventure, where your senses lead the way.  An immersive performance for young people.

Event Info Sold Out

25 Sep

How to be Held: Songs of Self-Soothing

Rhiannon Armstrong / Oily Cart / Polyglot Theatre

An immersive, multi-sensory sound installation within a living landscape of over 300 plants, atmospheric light and surround-sound.

Jack, a white non-binary person with bright green hair and wearing a white t-shirt stands with their back to the camera under UV light, doing a morning stretch. They are surrounded by trinkets; a tiny pink flamingo, a book, leaves, a water bottle, a shiny pink love-heart shaped disco purse, and other nondescript things.

25 Sep

GOBLIN

Jack Wakely / Silent Faces

An honest, funny and cathartic mash-up of clowning and Neo Futurism, which explores the performative nature of trying to ‘fit in’.

Lead performer Francis dressed as Elvis, sitting on a toilet with his trousers around his ankles. He has a burger in his hand and looks into the camera.

25 Sep

Elvis Died of Burgers

BLINK Dance Theatre

The four BLINK Dance Theatre performer-directors love food. Take a seat as they spill the tea on their own food stories with plenty of sensory and bizarre tangents.

Event Info Sold Out

26 - 27 Sep

Love In

Amanda Grace

This one-on-one performance is an ode to intentional, gentle, transgressive love, where you will take away a personal love letter.

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Simeon Campbell, a black man with dyed dreadlocks, wearing a black vest, grey shorts and white socks, stands centre stage, flanked by 2 other figures wearing trenchcoats, hats and masks. All 3 hold their hands over their mouths, their faces downcast. They are onstage, illuminated by spotlights.

26 Sep

SADBOI

Simeon Campbell / BirdGang Ltd

Follow acclaimed hip-hop performer Sim, as he is carried around by his thoughts. An explosive, personal story of understanding and unravelling.

Event Info Sold Out

27 Sep

Altar to Joy

AJ Venturini

A participatory workshop exploring what it means to feel joy, especially when it isn’t easy or accessible.

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Limited Availability

A group of people dancing on the Disco Neurotico dance floor. They are all wearing headphones.

27 Sep

Disco Neurotico and Deaf Rave Takeover

An immersive and accessible clubbing experience with DJs, a silent disco and creative activities.

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Limited Availability

Three women, two are white and one has brown skin, surround a pile of sand against a grey background in a variety of dynamic balletic positions.

28 Sep

Daughters of the Sea

Krystal S. Lowe / Ballet Cymru

A bold adaptation of the Welsh folktale brought to life with multilingual spoken word, dance, and soul/funk/folk music fusion.

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