Peckham Fringe 2023
Friday 5 May – Sunday 4 June 2023
Theatre Peckham brings you the second annual Peckham Fringe, a festival of dynamic stories and culture.
Peckham Fringe was set-up to offer Artists and Companies the chance to try out something different in a dynamic and supportive setting.
This year’s Peckham Fringe is curated by Theatre Peckham’s Ambassadors.
See all of our current productions on our What’s On page.
You can view the full line up below.
I Love Acting, But F**k This Industry (5, 6 & 31 May)
A global pandemic that flipped an industry on its head
Black Girl survival guide for university and the life beyond
Doomsday comedy about predicting the future
A Ribbon Around A Bomb (12 May)
Workshop sharing autistic joy and life / art of Frida
NYAMAKALA: AN AFRICAN STORY (13 – 14 May)
A celebration of West African storytelling, traditional live music, and empowerment of Black youth
Ex-prison officers expose the reality of life working behind bars
A coming-of-age story that explores responsibility and freedom
For One More Day To Live (18 – 19 May)
Mr Devil offers Yusuf one more day to live; in return one thing must disappear from the world.
Peeking In The Dark (19 – 21 May)
Thriller exploring the consequences of entering the hidden online world.
Bring Your Own Skate for some Roller Disco therapy.
Our monthly poetry event returns for a special Fringe edition. Open mic slots available on the door. Tickets FREE.
A new farmyard musical about the joy of unlikely friendships.
Irish womxn propel the oral storytelling tradition forward through verbatim
A play about disenfranchised human beings, nostalgia and violence
Is being good or bad an innate, unpunishable force or a decision we freely make with our free will?
A play following a group of vigilantes who decide to rob British museums of artefacts and return them to the countries that they were taken from.
An insight into the ideas moving centre-stage in contemporary culture