Battersea Arts Centre - Bac

Coming along to our #FamilySaturday tomorrow? Check out what activities will be on offer https://buff.ly/2UfnC81

Uncertainty of Brexit keeping you up at night? Come and celebrate the power of grassroots activism, international solidarity and collaboration. Three days of film, activism and parties starts tonight as part of No Borders. #OccupyBAC >>>https://buff.ly/2U3evI4

Last chance to catch Frankenstein in our Grand Hall. We're just going to leave this here... https://bit.ly/2JbS8Xc

Will blow your mind’ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for #BACFrank from The Guardian. Now in its final week.

How do they do that with just their voices?! Two weeks left to catch this monster hit in our Grand Hall. #BACFrank #Frankenstein http://bit.ly/2qjuG3e

Apply to be part of our Inspiration Day! How can the past inform our hopes, worries and dreams about our shared future? https://buff.ly/2GC8E5v

And the winner of the Best Video Design Award is...Will Duke for I'm a Phoenix, Bitch! Super well Done, Will!

And the winner of the TBC Award is....FRANKENSTEIN! Well done to everyone involved in this electrifying show. And in even better news - it's COMING BACK in March! Seems like a good time to drop our new trailer. https://buff.ly/2PoDfV7

Good luck to everyone at the Offie Awards today! Especially Bryony Kimmings' I'm a Phoenix, Bitch (up for Best Performance Piece and Best Sound Design) and the BAC Beatbox Academy's Frankenstein (nominated for the TBC Award). And it's all taking place in our very own Grand Hall!

'It pushed us to a place that we haven’t really gone before.'
Real-life, same-sex couple George and Nir talk to A Younger Theatre about creating their new show, No Kids.
Asking a big question many of us face - should we have kids, or not - this moving and energetic show tackles the chaos of becoming a parent. > https://bit.ly/2RjdPs4

Audiences have been loving No Kids out on tour. Less than week to go until opening night here in London! > https://bit.ly/2JCI6Qs

'Just me and you and that's enough'
Only 2 weeks to go until Ad Infinitum open their thought-provoking new show No Kids > http://bit.ly/2UdAbOm

We are thrilled to win Theatre Building of the Year award at #TheStageAwards The true congratulations goes to our architects Haworth Tompkins as thanks to their hard work and dedication, our beautiful building is fully open for our community once more.

We’re excited to announce The Festival of Rest & Resistance! Curated by Jess Thom at Touretteshero the festival celebrates the very best of the UK’s disability arts scene and celebrates our commitment to becoming a relaxed venue. Everyone, and we mean everyone, is welcome > https://bit.ly/2Re3uh0

Want to work as part of a fantastic team within a flexible workspace? The Scratch Hub are seeking an individual or company to work with over a 6 month period who will lead on marketing the co-working space. Find out more > http://bit.ly/2sFoCD0

'By not having a child we are looking at a saving of 58 tons of carbon' Ad Infinitum's new show No Kids explore every consideration of becoming a parent. Opens 5 Feb > http://bit.ly/2UdAbOm

Exciting news! Homegrown Festival is back for 2019 - and it's bigger than ever.
Check out the exciting line up of gig theatre, live games, virtual experiences, opera, hip-hop, installations and more! Join us as underrepresented communities, collectives, entrepreneurs, young artists and activist occupy Battersea Arts Centre.
18 Mar - 12 Apr #OccupyBAC > bit.ly/2P2H2ey

Told with a tender intimacy, dressed. is a true story combining choreography, live sewing, comedy and original music to celebrate the power clothes have to define us, to liberate us, to hide us and to embellish us. https://buff.ly/2VJPUoW

We're now offering beautiful and flexible workspace in our iconic building. Join the Scratch Hub and be part of our vibrant and creative community. Read our blog to learn more about co-working. Become a new member this month and you'll get Jan for free. https://buff.ly/2QBUjGU

You can always count on the BAC to put on original shows with integrity and flair!

What a hub of vibrant creativity and space with something for everyone great food great prices

We went to see The Night That Autumn Turned Winter, excellent production, thoroughly enjoyed by the kids and the adults, highly recommend.

We loved the Christmas show, When Autumn Turned to Winter. Friendly & helpful staff and overall a lovely visit.

They are brilliant, we saw The night autumn turned into winter and few other before that and i must say they were better than some of the west end shows such as Gruffalo.

The staff n creatives all threw a cracking NYEve party to see in 2018 - thank you! Happy 2018 to all at the BAC Penni x

The ethos behind, the actions within, the effort without, the chances they give, the love they share, the shit they put up with. All in all, a bloody tremendous place.

One of the most interesting fringe venues in London! Diverse initiatives and impressive work!

Lots of activities for all ages and absolutely free.

My 2 year old enjoyed the Night Garden theme play area the most.

London Stories Made by Migrants: Uplifting and devastating at the same time. The BAC have done it again... Wonderful.

Great shows, great atmosphere and friendly people. Lively bar, tasty food and Pluto the cat.

Brilliant venue for the Ceilidh. Great turn out and excellent band - we had such a fun evening!

At this venue i had my events in 1990-1992. This was the Town hall in Battersea and used to be called the Old Town Hall in Battersea, which is now known as the Battersea Art Center. They are doing a great job, keep it going. - Hans

Amazing venue, superb performance space, wonderful food & drink

A quirky play, full of fun for adults and children alike. Go and see it if you can

A phenomenal site, and treasure to South London. The community has really rallied around its restoration. The venue's programming is great, and they have a great bar with some pretty awesome food.

Great place ...needs to focus a litle more on adding some hospitality vibes. More chairs and tables forva start and no wine in plastic cups...please

We shared an enjoyable evening. The staff at the Sratch Bar were friendly and helpful. The challenging restoration work looks great it will be good to see on completion. A lovely facility for the community being brought back to life!

Despite the fire the place shows evidence of neglect and poor cleaning routine.

Food was exorbitant in price and had an air of pretentious poseurs.