Events

Mary Bull combines flute, comedy, improvisation, diary entries and nostalgia in a semi-improvised show about her relationship with her body. Repeated on 22 September.

A free pop-up exhibition at the George & Dragon featuring work by around 20 Art Group Wanstead artists and the Artist Trading Cards project.

Local Ward Panels give residents a voice when it comes to setting neighbourhood policing priorities. Booking required.

Explore the fascinating journey of a guide dog.

A talk by Peter Warne for the Woodford and District Centre of the National Trust. Visitors welcome.

A presentation by Kelly Cornwell for the East of London Family History Society. Visitors welcome.

Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s gothic classic is reimagined as a physical, unsettling story about confinement and a voice going unheard. Repeated on 24 September.

Global Productions presents a tense and atmospheric psychological thriller.

Wanstead’s community jumble trail returns, with household stalls across the area and a map of locations published nearer the date.

Open to autistic people of any age, as well as parents, carers, family members and allies. No diagnosis, referral or booking is needed. A London Autism Group Charity event.

Terry Alderton headlines the Wanstead Fringe finale with a supporting line-up of comedians at Wanstead Golf Club.

A presentation for the Redbridge and District U3A by Robert Eastaway about how Shakespeare was influenced by the mathematical world of Elizabethan England. Visitors welcome.