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A Merry Misrule Brings Festive Folklore to Battersea Arts Centre This Winter

by Staff Writer
July 22, 2025
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Merry Misrule Design Credit Steph Pyne

Merry Misrule Design Credit Steph Pyne

Battersea Arts Centre and Wild Rumpus will reunite this winter to present the world premiere of A Merry Misrule, a brand-new immersive family adventure running from 29 November to 24 December 2025.

Following the success of The Holly King and The Oak King, this new production invites audiences aged 3+ to journey through a magical, theatrical trail filled with mischievous characters and festive folklore from across Europe.

Directed by Hal Chambers, A Merry Misrule promises a fully interactive experience where audiences must help restore peace and joy to the festive season, guided by the rousing ‘Resistance Rabbit’.

       

Tarek Iskander, Artistic Director & CEO of Battersea Arts Centre, said:
“We are delighted to be teaming up with Wild Rumpus once again for a brand-new festive experience for families in Wandsworth. I can’t wait to see BAC’s beautiful spaces transformed into new worlds in Wild Rumpus’ characteristic style. This year’s show promises to be full of joy and mischief – bringing together those of all ages with the message that even the smallest voices can spark big change.”

Liz Pickering, Deputy CEO of Wild Rumpus, added:
“We’re thrilled to reunite with Battersea Arts Centre this Christmas, bringing a bold new show that weaves together nature, storytelling, and play in a wondrous celebration of the winter season.”

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The creative team includes Greg Akehurst (Lighting Designer), Rowan Cannon (Creative Director, Set and Costume Designer), and Liz Pickering (Creative Director).

Running alongside A Merry Misrule is the return of BAC’s much-loved Santa’s Grotto from 6 to 24 December, offering children the chance to meet Santa and receive a gift in the beautifully decorated former town hall.

Listings and ticket information can be found here

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