Punk Alley
Create punk songs, write placards and play music that channels your inner anarchist in this family-friendly theatre show from the foot-stomping Lazurr Tuts.
Punk Alley is loud and wild. It’s an unapologetic joyride of live, original punk music and high energy dance. But don’t leave your adults at home – this is a punk show for everyone.
In this show the Lazurr Tuts are a guitar-wielding punk band made up of misfits and outcasts. They’re in the business of making music and speaking out, and you have been invited into an exclusive rehearsal.
Dance, sing, shout, whisper, stomp, spin, sign and shake with the Lazurr Tuts on a journey of self-expression.
No matter how loud or soft, the Lazurr Tuts want you to discover that what you have to say is important.
Set your inner anarchist free and celebrate the joys of being you in a safe, caring environment in which everyone is equal.
Punk Alley is a theatre show full of heart, creating a vibrant and fun space for young people to explore their voice and what’s important to them.
Everyone is invited to participate in creating songs, writing placards and playing music. It’s electric, live where anything could happen. Let’s make some noise!
Presented by Moxie Brawl
Need to know
Punk Alley is suitable for the whole family, including younger children, but some elements may be most engaging for those aged 5+
All performances feature integrated British Sign Language interpretation (BSL).
All performances are also Relaxed Performances. The show has an informal atmosphere which can be particularly suitable for anyone who feels more comfortable in a relaxed environment which allows for noise and movement, or exit/re-entry when needed.
This may include children, young people and adults with neurodivergence such as autism, learning difficulties and other sensory or communication needs.
The show does feature amplified music and there is also quite a lot of visually stimulating content.
Pre-show access orientations: Thu 2 Jun, 1.30pm & Fri 3 Jun, 10.30am
These sessions, run by the company, are for any audience members who would benefit from having time to familiarise themselves with the theatre space, see the set pieces, and get a sample of some of the sounds in the show.
Punk Alley's Access Support Worker, Neelam, can be involved as much or as little as you'd like. She can share information about the space or leave you to explore in your own time.
The sessions last for 30 minutes. There is no need to book separately, just show your ticket.
To book tickets for our other access services, call our Ticket Office on 020 3879 9555 or email [email protected]. You can join our free Access Scheme through your online Southbank Centre account or via email.
Find out more about our Access Scheme
All children aged over 18 months need a ticket to see the show. Children aged under 18 months at the time of the performance who can sit on their parent or carer’s lap do not need a ticket.
Dates & times
1 – 3 Jun, 11.30am & 2.30pm
Price
- Standard entryFrom £12 Adult, £9 Child
- Concessions25%**
* Excludes £3.50 booking fee.
Book as early as you can to ensure the best choice of tickets. Ticket prices may be adjusted without notice to reflect demand.
** Limited availability. Read about concessions.
Tickets can only be sold through the Southbank Centre and our authorised agents, and can't be resold. You can return your tickets to the Southbank Centre for a credit voucher up to 48 hours before the event. Tickets resold on any third-party platforms will become invalid.
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Venue
Purcell Room
Our number one priority is the health and wellbeing of our visitors and staff.
Open 90 minutes before an event until the end of the event. Closed at all other times.
Our address is: Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX. The nearest tube and train stations within 5-7 minutes walk are Waterloo (Northern, Bakerloo, Jubilee and Waterloo & City lines) and Embankment (District & Circle lines). There are also lots of bus routes with stops 2-5 minutes from our venues. For more information on getting here by road, rail or river.
Pre-booking online is recommended. Check our website on the day for returns. There’s no need to print your e-ticket – just show your phone to our Visitor Assistants on entry.
Some free events don't require a ticket. Found an event labelled FREE on our website with no way to book? Simply turn up on the day.
If you don't receive your e-ticket
Your e-ticket will be sent to you seven days before the event date from [email protected]. If you don't receive your e-ticket, and it's not in your junk or spam folder, please get in touch.
More information
Find out all you need to know about tickets, including concessions, group bookings, returns, credit vouchers and more, via the link below.
Get an overview of the seating layout of the Purcell Room by downloading our seating plan.
Toilets
An accessible toilet is located in the foyer.
A Changing Places toilet is located on Level 1 Royal Festival Hall next to the JCB Glass Lift, for the exclusive use of disabled people who need personal assistance to use the toilet.
The facility includes a height-adjustable bench, tracking hoist system, a centrally-placed toilet, a height-adjustable basin and a shower. Please visit the Welcome Desk on Level 2, Royal Festival Hall, where a member of staff can provide you with the key. You can also use the phone next to the Changing Places toilet to speak to a member of staff. The facility is open daily 10am – 11pm.
Cloakroom
The Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Room cloakroom is closed. You won’t be able to bring any bags over 40 x 25 x 25cm into the venues, so please leave large bags at home.
We're cash-free
Please note that we're unable to accept cash payments across our site.
Purcell Room is located in Queen Elizabeth Hall. For step-free access please use Royal Festival Hall JCB glass lift to Level 2 and enter via Riverside Terrace.
Talk to a member of staff at the auditorium entrance if you have a disability that means you can’t queue, or you need extra time to take your seat. They can arrange priority entry for you as soon as the doors open.
Please bear with us while we update our access map to reflect the refurbishment of the Royal Festival Hall’s Level 2 foyer spaces. The step-free routes remain the same.