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A twig of lavender floating in space, with more twigs of lavender and other wild flowers floating in the background. Colours have been emphasised and distorted to create a psychedelic effect.
Homegrown Festival 2026

TERRAIN: PULSE

Date
Fri 29 May 2026

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We are inviting an exciting mix of live artists working with sound, movement and queer performance from across the London scene, amplifying their distinct voices into TERRAIN.

Set within a strange, otherworldly installation, each performance will reimagine TERRAIN as the evening unfolds.

This is a night for those interested in how live performance can take us somewhere new, unexpected and unforgettable. TERRAIN: PULSE brings life to the land of TERRAIN.

Line-up includes:

Edie Bailey in collaboration with Fraser Owen and Aly Carter

Mengting Zhuo

Jo Morrison

Fanny Bleach (Emma Crowley Bennett)

Event Performance Details

Fri 29 May
20:30 (1 hour 10 minutes) - Battersea Arts Centre

Event Location

Battersea Arts Centre

Venue Info
Battersea Arts Centre
160 Lavender Hill
London
SW11 5TN
View on Google Maps 020 7223 2223

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Genre
Theatre & Performance
Pricing
Under £10
Pay What You Can / Donations
Recommended Age
18+
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