<p>7.30 -8.30 PM: Mel Moon- Sick Girl<br /> 8.45- 9.45 PM: James Dowdeswell- perfect Pub<br /> 10 - 11 pm: Comedy Rap Battles</p>

<p>7.30-8.30 PM: Shazia Mirza- Work in Progress<br /> 8.45-9.45 PM: Paul Kerensa- Back To The Futon, pt 2<br /> 10.00-11 PM: Joy Carter- Aspects of Joy</p>

<p>7.30-8.30 PM: Tom Toal - Sunshine in Bexleyheath<br /> 8.45-9.45 PM: Ivor Dembina- Old Jewish Jokes<br /> 10.00-11 PM: Addy Van Der Borgh</p>

<p>7.30-8.30 PM: David Tsonos - Walking the Cat<br /> 8.45-9.45 PM: Sy Thomas- Jumper<br /> 10.00-11 PM: Joey Page- Catastrophe Party</p>

<p>7.30-8.30 PM: Erich McElroy’s Imperfect Guide to Picking the Perfect President<br /> 8.45-9.45 PM: Ian Smith- Whereabouts<br /> 10.00-11 PM: Morgan Berry</p>

<p>7.30-8.30 PM: Tamar Broadbent<br /> 8.45- 9.45 pm: Simon King- In The Land of Empiries<br /> 10 - 11 pm: Comedy Rap battles</p>

<p>7.30-8.30 PM: Tom Allen - Both Worlds<br /> 8.45-9.45 PM: Abi Roberts - Downtown Abi<br /> 10.00-11 PM: WRONG Comedy with Bob 'Walshy' Walsh and the WRONG Cast.</p>

<p>Ceilidh Tree “London’s finest ceilidh band” (Evening Standard) are putting on a one off music and dance extravaganza with blazing fiddles, caller to show you the moves and special guest performances in between the dancing including banjo virutoso Stompin’ Dave Allen, morris madness and guest acts. We'll be in the astonishing surrounds of the British Home where we'll have entertainment across 2 rooms with concert hall for dancing and a stunning chapel for live music, plus fully licensed bar and the finest street food!<br />

<p>The Woodfield Fair is the first of an annual event to be held on the Woodfield Recreation ground, a field set between Abbotswood road in SW16 and Tooting Bec common. There will be performances from the Melodians Steel Orchestra, bouncy castle/slide, games organised by Activ Camps, various stalls, food, face painting, raffle and a silent auction. All funds raised will go to restoring the neglected pavilion on the site so it and the field on which it sits can be brought back into community use.</p>

<p>Join us for Sing Out Streatham’s summer concert! We’ll be singing a gorgeous mix of songs that we’ve been learning this term, including some folky numbers, some Gospel, some songs from as far away as South Africa, the Congo and Georgia, and perhaps, following our flash mob extravaganza, a re-run of a well known pop song! Be prepared for some audience participation towards the end!</p>