There are lots of reasons to get out and about in south east London and north Kent in the next week or so. Here's five of them...
DANCE – Strictly Come Bexley charity ball at the Marriott Hotel in Bexleyheath from 6.45pm on Friday (March 6)
Bexley mayor, councillor Howard Marriner is hosting a bumper evening for his supported charities. The night includes a drinks reception, a four course meal and big band entertainment. Strictly judge Len Goodman’s dancer son James will host the evening, which will include fun and informal dance tuition. It costs £45. Call 020 30453678.
COMEDY – Happy Mondays Comedy at the Amersham Arms, New Cross, on Monday (March 9)
The stellar night of stand up this week includes three incredible acts: Fosters Edinburgh award winner Bridget Christie, Katherine Ryan and the one and only Harry Hill. As if that wasn’t enough, the bill also includes Christian Schulte-Loh and Alistair Green. All for a fiver. Go to happymondayscomedy.com
FILM – Still Alice (12A), out Friday (March 6)
Julianne Moore won an Oscar for her touching portrayal of a woman with Alzheimer’s. Alec Baldwin and Kristen Stewart also star.
THEATRE – The Producers at The Churchill Theatre, Bromley, from Saturday (March 7) to Saturday (March 14)
Mel Brooks’ classic comedy about a theatre producer’s scam to cash in on the worst show in history took Broadway by storm when it was adapted for the stage. Then it did the same in the West End. Now it is heading out on a national tour, kicking off in Bromley, and boasting a star-studded cast which included Phill Jupitus, Louie Spence and Jason Manford. Go to atgtickets.com/Bromley
FOOD – The Bajan Dining Experience pop-up restaurant at The Albany in Deptford on Friday (March 6)
Foodies In a Pikkle present an evening of Caribbean food that will push your tastebuds and thrill your palette. There’s be no jerk chicken or rice and peas but some great flavours to challenge perceptions of the cuisine. It costs £22 and includes a complimentary glass of rum punch. Go to thealbany.org.uk
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