
Young Storytellers Project
National Theatre Wales, in association with Brixton House, have produced the Young Storytellers project, where young people aged 16 to 25 created audio portraits of people within their local community.
National Theatre Wales, in association with Brixton House, have produced the Young Storytellers project, where young people aged 16 to 25 created audio portraits of people within their local community.
A co-created temporary performance space will be erected at Brixton House this month, to engage and inspire Brixton’s young community.
Led by Happy Meal writer Tabby Lamb (they/she), the scheme is in support and aid of any Trans, Non-Binary or Gender Non-Conforming person who otherwise could not afford a ticket to see Happy Meal, playing from 21 February until 11 March 2023.
After attending the 2023 Offie Awards with 7 nominations, we are proud to announce Brixton House as the winner of two Offie Awards within our first year of opening!
Brixton House is announcing today that Gbolahan Obisesan is stepping down from his role as Artistic Director and Joint CEO to pursue other creative opportunities
We caught up with founder Holly Adomah to find out more about Holly’s Angels Festive Market and their mission.
Brixton House’s new season opens in January 2023 with another multi-artform programme of work championing experiences and stories that are critical, celebratory, and intimately explore the world around us.
Housemates Festival returns; submissions open for 2023!
Brixton House is a newly opened theatre situated in the heart of the South London community in Brixton. We are thrilled to announce we will receive an uplift and continued funding support from Arts Council England as part of the National Portfolio Organisations. As a new venue, this is fantastic news for us to receive…
Queen Elizabeth II, the UK’s longest-serving monarch, has died after reigning for 70 years. Brixton House (formerly Ovalhouse) had the honour of Queen Elizabeth II as our Royal Patron.
Brixton House’s autumn season kicks off this October with a bold new commission by outstanding visual artist Julianknxx whose work and voice always evokes a profound perspective of the African Diasporic experience. Breathing by Numbers, the third instalment in his Black Corporeal film series, highlights the disproportionate impact of air pollution and the stark realities…
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