'The Good Neighbour' at Battersea Arts Centre

BAC and Bloomberg present a BAC Production

At Battersea’s old Town Hall, an adventure for all ages is waiting to burst out, take over the building and spill onto the streets.

You might choose to explore the secret passages of Battersea’s former Town Hall in search of a lost memory or take a trip outside with the strangest brass band you’ve ever heard. We have created journeys to inspire imaginations young and old.

Everyone can eat together before the show and when all the adventuring is done, groups will be reunited to celebrate and swap stories. Don’t miss this chance to share something unique and authentic with friends and family.


THE JOURNEYS

There are three different journeys to suit different ages. Book your tickets and we’ll contact you to place you on the journey of your choice.

Young Adventurers
Uncover the mystery of George Neighbour’s lost memory in a thrilling dash through BAC, jumping in and out of magical worlds where curious characters all have their own incredible tale to tell.
Children are fully chaperoned, but adults can go along for the ride.
Recommended for ages 6-12.

Intrepid Explorers
Adults can join an outdoor theatrical guided tour by Uninvited Guests as an improbable brass band spills out onto the streets of Battersea, taking you to places where Battersea’s radical past encounters the present.
Please bring warm clothing.
Recommended for ages 13+

Early Investigators
Enjoy our animated play space designed for 5s and under to play and relax together with their carers.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Entry is free, please book one ticket per adult and child.
For ages 0-5 and accompanying adults.

A MEAL TO SET YOU UP FOR YOUR JOURNEY
Enjoy a delicious and warming home-made meal with your fellow adventurers an hour before the performance. Come for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Adult's Meals £7, Children's meals £3.

Pre book your meal when booking your tickets and get a FREE child’s meal per two Adult meals booked.

The Good Neighbour has been developed from an original idea by Sarah Golding Associate Artistic Director of BAC and Ruth Dudman.