Tiny & Tall Productions Presents

A Tale of Us – a brand new play for parents and their babies that blends drama and multi-sensory playtime in a relaxed environment.

Join Ivy and her little one on a funny, frank and magical journey through their first year of life together. 

Blending drama and multi-sensory playtime in a relaxed and beautifully designed environment, this is a celebration of the wonder, joys and challenges of becoming a new parent.

After each performance, there will be a guided stay and play session – a chance for everyone to explore the world of the show and meet other parents and babies.


About Grand Junction

Grade 1 Listed, it was built in the 1860s and 70s by the great Victorian architect G E Street, who orchestrated the very best artists and craftsmen of the day to produce a masterwork combining architecture, sculpture, stained glass, and arguably the most remarkable painted ceiling in an English parish church. 

From the mid-20th century the church fell into disrepair. It has now been lovingly restored and a beautiful new building has been added alongside, designed by Dow Jones Architects, which provides a café, learning studio and visitor facilities.

We are open as a venue running courses for adults, after-school clubs for young people, family workshops, and a rapidly growing arts and music programme. The church is open regularly for visitors, allowing enjoyment of its astonishing architecture by a much wider audience. 

At the heart of Grand Junction is the idea of bringing together different communities, bridging some of the parallel worlds of 21st century London.

Grand Junction

A Tale of Us

Grand Junction is a venue for arts, culture, and community, based at St Mary Magdalene Church. We create and present an eclectic programme of music, arts, and heritage for young people, families, and adults.

Cresendorious Presents

A Message to the Future – an inclusive, multi-sensory art installation and gig theatre experience designed for early years 0 – 3  and family audiences

DIY punk poetry gig theatre parents Brigitte Aphrodite and Quiet Boy offer a multi-sensory experience that subverts the early years genre through joyful rock n roll storytelling, celebrating a journey of nature and kindness. 

This calm pocket of punky joy explores a future full of hope, the wonders of the environment, and its unsung heroes.


About Grand Junction

Grade 1 Listed, it was built in the 1860s and 70s by the great Victorian architect G E Street, who orchestrated the very best artists and craftsmen of the day to produce a masterwork combining architecture, sculpture, stained glass, and arguably the most remarkable painted ceiling in an English parish church. 

From the mid-20th century the church fell into disrepair. It has now been lovingly restored and a beautiful new building has been added alongside, designed by Dow Jones Architects, which provides a café, learning studio and visitor facilities.

We are open as a venue running courses for adults, after-school clubs for young people, family workshops, and a rapidly growing arts and music programme. The church is open regularly for visitors, allowing enjoyment of its astonishing architecture by a much wider audience. 

At the heart of Grand Junction is the idea of bringing together different communities, bridging some of the parallel worlds of 21st century London.

A Message to the Future

Half Moon Presents

Flotsam an OperaUpClose production for ages 2-5 based on the picture book by David Wiesner

When a curious child discovers a mysterious camera washed up on the beach, the photos inside reveal a chain of children linked across time and space and an extraordinary underwater world. 

Turtles carry cities, starfish dance, octopi read by lamplight – but who took the pictures and where will the camera travel next? 

Kerry Andrew’s luminous new score and text blends music, movement and storytelling to explore curiosity, connection and the boundless power of imagination – a spellbinding adventure for audiences of all ages.


About Grand Junction

Grade 1 Listed, it was built in the 1860s and 70s by the great Victorian architect G E Street, who orchestrated the very best artists and craftsmen of the day to produce a masterwork combining architecture, sculpture, stained glass, and arguably the most remarkable painted ceiling in an English parish church. 

From the mid-20th century the church fell into disrepair. It has now been lovingly restored and a beautiful new building has been added alongside, designed by Dow Jones Architects, which provides a café, learning studio and visitor facilities.

We are open as a venue running courses for adults, after-school clubs for young people, family workshops, and a rapidly growing arts and music programme. The church is open regularly for visitors, allowing enjoyment of its astonishing architecture by a much wider audience. 

At the heart of Grand Junction is the idea of bringing together different communities, bridging some of the parallel worlds of 21st century London.

Grand Junction

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A Tale of Us

A Message to the Future

Flotsam