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Opening Night Tea Leaf Arts Grand Open Preview 18:00 Ceri James 21:00 - 22:00

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FRIDAY 16:30 - 22:30 WEDNESDAY Boxwalks on Roads in Brockley Beginning with B Les Hommes 19:30 Comedy Jam @ The Circus 20:30 -23:00

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Brockley Max 2010 kicks off with the famous music evening by the
murals with a host of fabulous performers, musicians, dancers and
singers, with the amazing, mellifluous tones of host MC ’Dre, and
produced by the fantastic Richard Swan. Line up includes: Anita
Maj, Ben Travers, Jake Twyford, Matt Dolphin, Monkey Rush and
Brockley’s creative hot spot Tea Leaf Arts will be
popping the corks to kick off the Brockley Max
Open Submission exhibition. Help celebrate the
great artistry happening at your local gallery and
place a vote for your favourite art work.
www.tea-leaf-arts.com
Local singer songwriter playing originals from
acclaimed solo albums and some well-known
songs with his band. Ceri has played in Europe
and the US from legendary venues such as Ronnie
Scott’s, The Rainbow on Sunset Boulevard and
Antony Gormley’s Plinth in Trafalgar Square.
See 28 May for details. Laura Davis’ powerful torch song vocals with
guitar accompaniment to songs by the greatest
07:00 - Brookbank Road, 19:00 - Breakspears Mews
French chanteurs such as Jacques Brel, Boris
Poetry Expression 19:00 - 20:00 Vian and Charles Aznavour.
Giles Roberts unveils imaginative workings of poetry, pathos and
Brockley Social Club
yearning. The Brockley Max invites you to a chilled out evening of
£3 entry
Comedy bright, comedy Night in Grandma’s
Room at Jam Circus. Three acts compered by
David Jesudason. Over 18s only. Book tickets in
advance at Jam Circus – 020 8692 3320.
Limited places available!

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Brand Nu, bands from the Felix School of Rock, Mazaika and the
Montague Theatre Street Jazz Dance Group .
Murals at Brockley station
Tea Leaf Arts Gallery
FlashForward: 500 Years of
Music for Wind Ensemble 19:30
www.myspace.com/cerijames
The Wickham Arms
DJ Saffrolla 22:00
June poetry within the downstairs tranquil quarters of the Toad’s Mouth.
The Toad’s Mouth Too Cafe
The Grey Cats 20:00 - 22:00
An evening of rock, soul and ska covers plus
some original songs from local band The Grey
Jam Circus

Boxwalks on Roads in Brockley Beginning with B
An Apple iPhone Sellotaped inside a portable room taken for
walks down roads in Brockley beginning with B. It’ll transmit live
to a website each day of the festival at 7am & 7pm. Each day’s
boxwalks are archived for viewers to catch if they missed the live
walk. www.14-15-77.com
07:00 - Ballina St, 19:00 - Borland Road
The Ancient and Modern Consort present a short
selection of wind music for all the family. Some
date back centuries, others pieces were newly
written for the group. Featuring Pergolesi’s
‘Stabat Mater’ and short pieces for wind
ensemble by south London-based composer
Paul Burnell.
Brockley-based DJ, who tours the world and
Remfry Dedman 19:30 - 20:30 Cats, plus friends. Promises to be an evening
An acoustic/folk/rock singer songwriter from the West Country. of high energy brass-infused dance music
mixing together many styles of music including Currently working on his debut EP ‘I Tell My Guitar The Things I Used
Funk, Latin, Jazz, Balkan, Electronica and anything including many well-known songs from the
else that blends well. He will be dropping in to To Tell You’, Remfry mixes a timeless folk spirit with modern 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s.
polish your party shoes with some beat wax. technology to write songs from the heart because he doesn’t know www.thegreycats.co.uk
www.myspace.com/saffrolla any other way. The Wickham Arms
Jam Circus The Talbot

Boxwalks on Roads in Brockley Beginning with B Acoustic Night Boxwalks on Roads in Brockley Beginning with B Mike King

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20:00 ‘Next Stop New Cross Gate’ 20:00 - 21:00

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See 28 May for details. An evening of acoustic performance and spoken See 28 May for details. Mike King is a soul/jazz singer and songwriter Celia and Keith are a couple in crisis. Are they truly
07:00 - Brockley Grove, 19:00 - Brockley Hall Road word hosted by The Sod-busters, roots rock n roll 07:00 - Bearstead Rise, 19:00 - Branscombe St who will be performing acoustic arrangements soulmates or will their trip to IKEA end in divorce?
Andrea Mann 17:30 - 18:30 with special guests!
Brockley Central takes over Ladywell! 19:00
of his latest material and throwing in a few Are they destined for coupledom or couple doom?
Gorgeous, chilled-out jazz, bossa nova and pop from acclaimed Ladywell Tavern well-known classics. Featuring Damien Nolan ‘Next Stop New Cross Gate’ an evening of songs,
Brockley-based jazz singer, whose self-produced debut album The Brockley Central blog returns to the Tavern to host a free social on guitar, Carol King, Kat Jones and Stephanie sketches and wry reflections on the ups and
reached No.2 in HMV Japan’s jazz chart last year. Duo with Disco, Spandex and Donna night, with live acts playing indie, folk and jazz. Full line-up to be Bartlett complete the line up with their soulful downs of life in a relationship.
Summer Feels Love 20:30 - 02:00 announced on brockleycentral.blogspot.com backing vocals.
acclaimed jazz guitarist Dave Colton. There’s also a BBQ. Brockley Social Club
May www.andreamann.com
The Wickham Arms
‘Boogie Wonderland’ said Earth Wind and Fire,
‘I Feel Mighty Real’, sang Sylvester. Hit the Disco
Lights of Jam Circus’ 70’s party.
June
Ladywell Tavern
No Greater Love Film Night 19:30
This critically acclaimed film by Michael Whyte gives a unique insight
www.mycoolking.com
Jam Circus Les is Morchestra Band 21:00 - 23:00
Four seasoned musicians take on music by the
Remfry 20:00 - 21:00
Jam Circus likes of Jimmy Smith and Herbie Hancock
Remfry Dedman is an acoustic/folk/rock singer songwriter from the into the closed world of an urban monastery in Notting Hill, where
the modern world’s materialism is rejected and nuns lead a life bringing you rare groove and jazz funk.
West Country. Currently working on his debut EP ‘I Tell My Guitar The The Wickham Arms
Things I Used To Tell You’ Remfry mixes a timeless folk spirit with dedicated to prayer and contemplation. With the kind support of
modern technology to write songs from the heart because he Soda Pictures. Tickets allocated on a first come basis thirty minutes
doesn’t know any other way. before event begins.
Mr Lawrence’s Winebar Brockley Jack Theatre

Boxwalks on Roads in Brockley A Shedload Of Love Boxwalks on Roads in Brockley Beginning with B FSOR Rock Choir Summer Soul @ The Orchard 21:00

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SUNDAY 20:30 - 22:30 FRIDAY
Beginning with B A big, warm, friendly band with two fabulous See 28 May for details. The Ladywell Tavern’s regulars ain’t bad singers Come and join us at The Orchard for a night of
See 28 May for details. saxes, scintillating Hammond organ, spine 07:00 - Brockill Crescent, 19:00 - Brightling Road and have formed an amazing choir to sing rock summer soul, funk, reggae, hip hop and more
tingling lead guitar, voices and an impeccable classics from the 60s,70s, 80s, 90s and from a fine selection of local DJs. We’ll be
07:00 - Brockley Way, 19:00 - Bexhill Road Voices 4 Changes Dance 19:30 noughties for your pleasure. enjoying a late licence so get ready to dance
rhythm section. A slow burn that raises the roof Inspired by the ‘The road of lost innocence’ the true story of Somaly
The Circus Combines when they turn up the heat. They play moody Ladywell Tavern until the early hours.
Mam, the dance piece explores the internal body-mind communica-
The Grooves 20:30 original songs and covers from Los Lobos and tion travelling on a deserted path where the only encounter is the Brockleywood Nights 20:00 - 23:30
The Orchard
Wonderful line up of live music for your ears from Neil Young and Dylan to Smokey Robinson. desire of discovering a new description for the self. The performance Torch Song Blow Out
June
Always innovators of the fresh, the new and
May www.myspace.com/shedloadoflove 21:00 - 22:00
The Brockley Ukulele Group, The Strum Pets and is combined with live music, guest dancers and contemporary unexpected, Brockley Max brings you our take The Max brings you a superb evening of torch
an instrumental trio playing a magical mixture of The Wickham Arms dance pieces. Tickets allocated on a first come basis thirty minutes on the drive-in movie, as we host an outdoor song classics from icons such as Ella,
funk, reggae and flamenco! before event begins. evening of contemporary dance, short films Etta and Julie London, all brought to you by
Jam Circus Brockley Jack Theatre and a set by a VJ to round the night off amongst ‘our Gill’ accompanied by a three piece band.
DJ Set 20:00 - 23:00 the stones of Hilly Fields. All this, plus a bar and Experience Gill’s delectable interpretation of
From Motown to Swing, The Wickham Arms presents its take on food. Note: this event is weather-dependent. passionate, heartfelt renditions of classics
a DJ set. Hilly Fields Stone Circle that’ll simply blow your mind.
Wickham Arms Jam Circus

Boxwalks on Roads in Brockley Beginning with B Andrea Mann Shiva 20:00 - 22:30

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Hacienda on the Hill

MONDAY 20:00
See 28 May for details. Reach Out Express Your Arts brings you
07:00 - Buckthorne Road , 19:00 - Beverley Court gorgeous, chilled-out jazz, bossa nova and pop
from this smoky-voiced, Brockley-based singer,
whose self-produced debut album reached
Sonnets from Shakespeare 19:00 - 20:00 No.2 in HMV Japan’s jazz chart last year.
High art, spoken word, delivered in its rawest form. Shakespeare’s Solo (piano/vocals).
sonnets were first told to ordinary folk as they drank ale, spoke of The Talbot
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‘Intricate indie’ band Shiva are from New Cross.
With three years, three EPs and 80+ gigs to their
names, Shiva are poised to make an impact on
the music world in 2010. Leading the assault is
the release of two singles. ‘Waiting’ in March,
and ‘Far Away’ in May. They took Brockley Max by
storm in 2007. Now they’re back!
As we move into the evening, we bring you the
amazing Marquee of Moonbow.
Hilly Fields Stone Circle 12:00 - 23:50 Hosted by the wonderfully funny Rosie Wilby
Nine days of events deserve a grand finale as Brockley Max (‘rip-roaring stuff’ - G3 magazine). Le Mat
reaches fever pitch on Hilly Fields. (punk/psychedelic) with a new re-press of
their successful 1982 album, Richard Swan
Our final Reach Out - Express Your Arts blends together in a truly
scintillating, magical, creative atmosphere full of delights. From and DreZone ‘A modern day Norman Jay’

May high taxes and contemplated a life less ordinary. Shakespeare’s

lyrical oratory was shared in an atmosphere of easy accessibility to
all. The Brockley Max welcomes local actor Giles Roberts as he
makes his début at the Max presenting reworkings of Shakespeare’s
sonnets and much more.
The Brockley Barge
Boxwalks on Roads in Brockley Beginning with B
www.shiva.org.uk
Brockley Social Club June midday to midnight, Hilly Fields will be alight with the Hacienda
groove which will hit the mark no matter who you are.
The vibe gets going at midday with Art in the Park, a magical
marquee offering creative workshops sure to fire the imagination
of children up to 11yaers of age. Workshops include puppetry,
storytelling, drumming, creative dance, Bollywood dance,
Capoeira, badges from recycled materials, face painting, create
your own character and much more.
Game for a laugh? Congolese Master Class 19:00 - 21:30
Decodance’s homage to the Wicker Man (the
best thing I’d seen in ages!! – ‘Time Out’), DJ
Nova, and the festival’s crescendo is Letz Zep,
(‘Better than a Led Zeppelin Re-Union’-
The Hacienda Stage raises the temperature and Kerrang!).
gets our pulses racing for the Brockley Max
finale with dance, theatre and music.
Zumba® a spicy, hot, hip-swivelling workout
where African, Caribbean and Latin dance moves
are combined with aerobics/fitness.

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TUESDAY 19:30
See 28 May for details. Open games night. A variety of board games and
07:00 - Brenchley Gardens, 19:00 - Braxfield Road other silly games will be laid out for your
amusement. From Guess Who? to chess, Twister
to musical chairs - come and face the challenge.
Books in Limbo Private View 18:00 - 21:00 Silly prizes and a great chance to mix and mingle
Books in Limbo opens after a weekend of installation with an with your neighbours. And maybe beat them at
exciting evening of readings, performances, music and public Scrabble! jamcircus@antic-ltd.com
participation. Guest artist DJ set form 9pm. Keep an eye on our Jam Circus
blog for full listings or join our mailing list by emailing
info@tanklondon.co.uk
Maxed Out Quiz Night 21:00
07806 226 683 www.tanklondon.blogspot.com £2 per person. Know your Matisse from your
Tank Gallery
Modrian and your Art Brut from your Art Deco?
The sell out quiz from last year is back with an art
theme sprinkled with local knowledge.
The Wickham Arms
Maracatudo Mafua - traditional Brazilian
£3 per person. rhythms of music and dance in a spectacular
An audio/visual exploration of the unique display.
transatlantic flow of the Rumba. Focusing on the
rumba as a cross-cultural representation of the Billy Jenkins with the Brockley Blues Collective
black music world, we explore its dynamics, its (‘Iconoclastic’ - Independent on Sunday), Sarah
portrayal and its status as a social dance form. Gillespie Quartet featuring Gilad Atzmon (The
On the Rumba River documentary shows Blockheads) playing her new album. (‘Haunting
contemporary life in Kinshasa through the eyes tunes and striking lyrics…yearningly pretty and
of Wendo Kolosoy, one of the pioneers of bitter-sweet’ – Independent),
All this, plus food, a bar, a craft market and
Congolese rumba music. The evening is hosted A Brockley Max favourite, DJ Hayden Meddick the grand opening of the new playground
by DJ/musicologist Vincent Luttman: ‘Nostalgie
and his authentic 1930s sounds. at 2pm by the Mayor. See overleaf for other
Ya Mboka’ ResonanceFM. Tickets sold on the
door from 6.30pm. Montage Theatre is showcasing a musical events on Saturday.
Brockley Jack Theatre medley of children and adults with ballet, tap, We would like to warmly thank Goldsmiths
street dance, musical theatre and breakdancing. Drama Department.

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Brockley Max is run by the
community and relies on a whole
host of people to make it happen.
We have restaurants, bars, cafes,
galleries and churches hosting
events, and local shops and
businesses supporting the festival
by displaying programmes and
posters and through donating raffle
prizes, a list can be found at
www.brockleymax.co.uk.
Tickets are on sale at events and
helps keep Brockley Max free.
We would also like to thank our
sponsors Lewisham Council, Tea
Leaf Arts, The Brockley Barge, Jam
Circus and The Wickham Arms, all of
which have given financial support.
The festival only happens because
of the hundreds of volunteers who
give their time, whether perform-
ing, delivering programmes or any
of the hundred jobs that go in to
running a festival. All of them help
make the area a better place to live.
RAFFLE PRIZES FROM
City Inn Oscars
Shop On The Hill Magi
Toads Mouth Too Café The Orchard Bar
Geddes Hairdressers Browns of Brockley
En-Gedi Designs Heat Hairdressers
Sounds Around The Sunflower Centre
The Broca Ladywell Tavern
Aqua Hairdressers First Impressions
Babur The Holly Tree Florist
EXP Chinese Experience Mr Lawrence
List of prizes on the website. Tickets can be purchased at events.
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ark through self expression, words, creative St Hilda’s Church Main Hall
flow, stretch, focus, movement, quiver,
breath, responsibility and coordination. Wednesday 2 June
THANKS TO Wear loose clothing. To book a place: Life Drawing 19:00 - 21:00
Art Exhibitions 0788 636 8823.
pilatespeace@hotmail.co.uk,
www.pilatespeace.co.uk
Sprules Road, SE4
Drawing boards provided. Bring drawing
materials with you. And bring your
Brockley Max programme to pay only On Friday 28 May 2010 the
28 May - 5 June 28 May - 12 June Wriggle and Rhyme 14:00
£5! You’ll also receive a voucher
discounting future classes. Mail
Brockley Max Opening Night
Open Studio Daily Tea Leaf Arts Summer Open Daily Bring your toddler aged 1-2yrs, for 40 info@tanklondon.co.uk to book your heralds the start of Brockley
An exhibition by the figurative painter, Exhibition of the work of talented Brockley mins of fun, aimed at enhancing early place. All levels welcome! Max Festival. There are nine
Emma Cousin. Work includes paintings for submitted for the festival. Vote by ballot for language skills. Tips for developing early Tank Gallery
OVADA Gallery and from her recent your favourite artwork. Winner to receive communication. Jane Conway is a
days of exciting, surprising,
Brockley Max is
collaboration with Peter Monkman. Work, their own exhibition. qualified Speech & Language Therapist. Saturday 5 June family-friendly activities, exhibi-
drawings and postcards on sale and www.tea-leaf-arts.com ejaneconway@hotmail.co.uk Book Open Morning at
organised by Tea Leaf Arts Gallery tions, workshops and events
refreshments served throughout. Emma is through The Orchard, 07855 152 745. Montage 09:30 - 11:00
on site to talk about her practice and across Brockley, Crofton Park and
answer any questions. 28 May - 13 June 10 children maximum. £5 per child.
The Orchard
Come & see what we’re getting up to with
our first Open Morning from Early Ladywell rising to a crescendo on
www.emmacousin.co.uk ‘Working on a Groovy Thing’ Wed -Sun Starters to our Saturday School. Adults
09:00 -19:00 29 - 31 May. For other times Works of art from the Lewisham Arthouse Saturday 29 May MUST be accompanied by a child/ren.
Saturday 5 June with the
or for more info call 07841 832 501. artists - groovy art and groovy music. Yoga Dance Workshop 16:00 -18:00 www.montagetheatre.com Hacienda On The Hill - an
lewishamarthouse@btconnect.com for
The Glass House, 96 Upper Brockley Contemporary dance warm up followed by Limited places - must book in advance: explosion of music, colour, art
Road, SE4 details of opening times. yoga & pilates including breathing & office@montagetheatre.com
Lewisham Arthouse and performance on Hilly Fields.
Brockley Max Tree Stump Sculptures Daily relaxation. Suitable for people of all levels. 0208 692 7007.
A combination of contemporary dance Prendergast School on Hilly Fields
‘Reach Out - Express Three collaborative tree stump sculptures
made using found objects by Jolyon Dupuy
28 May - 19 June and viniyasa flow yoga. Stillness to Soft
Now in its ninth year, Brockley
Your Arts’ 2010 Books in Limbo 15:00 -18:00 Weds-Fri, www.jawafyogadance.com Max is quite simply the best arts
and Marco Maggioni. You might catch the Dancing Pilates 11:30
dedicates our spoken artists working on them in May.
13:00 -18:00 Sat Book to ensure a place jawaf@jawaf. This is a mindful class incorporating, events the area has to offer. Our
word events to the Tank’s 2nd Brockley Max will continue the St Hilda’s Church Crypt stillness, fluidity, creativity & stretch.
Hilly Fields theme of ‘live art’ created over the first Brockley Max theme of 2010 is
memory of ‘wordsmith’ weekend of the festival. The Tank team will Monday 31 May Introducing pilates stillness, morphing ‘Reach Out – Express Your Arts’
Malcolm Woods. 28 May - 6 June construct a huge installation from salvaged Brazilian dance
into contemporary rhythmic movement.
Suitable for all mobile ages. Book to where we have set our sights on
‘I’ll make a better world: books. People are encouraged to come & workshop 14:00 - 15:30 secure a place & wear loose clothing, a
Vote for me!’ 10:00 watch & even contribute books to the showcasing the talent of both
Mariana Pinho, Brazilian dance teacher small towel is useful. 0788 636 8823
installation. Aoife van Linden Tol youngsters and oldsters living in
Visual artists of all media are invited to
create a poster, leaflet or whatever they 07806226683 info@tanklondon.co.uk
brings the moves & grooves from Rio de
Janeiro. Mariana’s worked for BBC's
pilatespeace@hotmail.co.uk
Sprules Road, SE4 and around Brockley. So whether
think appropriate to promote themselves
as a candidate for “Artist of the Brockley 30 May Stricly African Dancing, Glastonbury &
Womad. A great opportunity to combine Contemporary Dance you’re in the springtime or
Max festival”. As in a real political ‘Make Me An Offer’ dance & community celebration. Suitable Workshop 16:00 -18:00 autumn of your life, Brockley
The 2 hour workshop consists of release
campaign, the work is hung on the gallery - Various Artists 14:00 -18:00 for all ages. www.gandaia.org Tickets Max is the place to celebrate the
walls with a box to collect the public vote. Rare opportunity to view and purchase art allocated thirty minutes before event. based contemporary dance repertory
work by The Fabulous Furry Wickham Brockley Jack Theatre from Las Chicas Production piece summer in SE London.
At the end of the festival the winner will be performed earlier on June 4 (7.30pm) at
given a solo show at the cueB gallery Roaders. www.kastruc.com
towards the end of this year. 07956 496 346
68 Wickham Road, SE4
Tuesday 1 June Brockley Jack Theatre. People of each
dance level are welcome.
www.brockleymax.co.uk
www.thebrockleymess.com Salsa Glitz 20:30 -21:30 laschicaspro@live.co.uk
The Brockley Mess A Salsa dance class at general level in St Hilda’s Church
The events, times and venues are subject to change. The festival website www.brockleymax.co.uk has up-to-date listings