Ladywell Live
  • Local News
  • Community
    • Community Groups
    • Where to Eat/Drink
    • Other Local Businesses
    • Family Support – Resources
  • Local History
  • Ladywell Society
    • About Ladywell Society
  • Contact
  • Local News
  • Community
    • Community Groups
    • Where to Eat/Drink
    • Other Local Businesses
    • Family Support – Resources
  • Local History
  • Ladywell Society
    • About Ladywell Society
  • Contact
CommunityLocal NewsTop Stories

Trumped – an evening of jokes, cartoons, ranting and radical analysis by Martin Rowson in support of Brockley Max. March 27 – book your tickets now!

by Tony February 20, 2025
February 20, 2025

Donald Trump’s first few days in office have served to confirm many people’s worst fears. In the months and years to come, literally anything could happen. As the wise old ones say – You Couldn’t Make It Up.

But at a time when increasing numbers of US political cartoonists are being censored or sacked for the mildest criticism of Trump, how do you fight back?

Well cartoonist, satirist and Edinburgh Fringe regular Martin Rowson might – just might – have the answer. Or he might not.

In his completely new show, “Trumped”, drawing on insights from his 40 years in frontline journalism and the thousands of cartoons about British, US and global politics he’s produced in The Guardian and almost every other publication you can think of, he’s hellbent on having a lot of desperately needed fun finding out…

Expect cartoons. Expect jokes. Expect radical analysis, ranting and startling insights. Probably expect food based action painting.

Martin Rowson is a multi-award winning cartoonist, writer, graphic novelist, painter, illustrator, performer and poet.

A staunch supporter of Brockley Max he has, once again, given his time to raise funds for the festival. Join us on March 27 for an evening upstairs at the Brookmill Pub, St John’s SE8. Tickets £12 + booking fee. Tickets at Eventbrite.

ArtsBrockley MaxFund raisingLewisham
0 comment
0
FacebookTwitterWhatsapp
previous post
Community arts festival Brockley Max 2025 looks to recruit volunteer coordinator
next post
A string serenade for spring at St Mary’s parish church

Related Posts

It’s warm, it’s loud, and smells of mulled...

November 9, 2026

Ladywell residents want calmer, greener, better-kept streets and...

November 5, 2026

Ladywell’s growing mix of indpendent high street businesses...

November 4, 2026

‘Last resort’ compulsory purchase order never requested by...

November 1, 2026

Rising construction costs meant Landsec’s ‘sums never added...

October 28, 2026

Goldsmiths scraps plans for campus in Catford’s old...

October 24, 2026

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Ladywell Society News

Search the site

Sign up for our newsletter

Subscribe my Newsletter for new blog posts, tips & new photos. Let's stay updated!

Recent Tweets

Tweets by LadywellLive

Tag cloud

Arts Assembly Brockley Brockley Max Business catford cemeteries community Coronavirus council Council cuts Crime cycling development environment FoBLC green spaces health high street Hilly Fields housing Ladywell Ladywell assembly Ladywell Fields Ladywell history Ladywell Society Lewisham Lewisham Council lewisham local Local business Local History Mike Guilfoyle Music NCIL planning Playtower police pollution safer neighbourhoods Schools shops street trees traffic transport Volunteering

Recent Comments

  • Gavin Jones on A 1970s multi-storey car park, an empty high rise, an ageing shopping centre and underused land … as Landsec puts its £1.5bn development plan on hold what happens now?
  • Stuart on A 1970s multi-storey car park, an empty high rise, an ageing shopping centre and underused land … as Landsec puts its £1.5bn development plan on hold what happens now?
  • Simon on A 1970s multi-storey car park, an empty high rise, an ageing shopping centre and underused land … as Landsec puts its £1.5bn development plan on hold what happens now?
  • Ruth on People’s Assembly wants more social homes and an end to ‘gentrification’ in battle against shopping centre redevelopment
  • Alex Brooks on People’s Assembly wants more social homes and an end to ‘gentrification’ in battle against shopping centre redevelopment

Categories

  • Assembly
  • Community
  • Featured
  • Ladywell Society
  • Local History
  • Local News
  • Neighbourhood
  • Slider
  • Top Stories
  • Uncategorized
  • Twitter
  • RSS

Privacy Policy
Designed and Developed by Catbytes

Read alsox

Do you want to become a childminder? Attend...

August 23, 2020

Brockely Max community arts festival kicks off with...

April 8, 2024

Lewisham hospital vigil denounces NHS charges aimed at...

October 26, 2019
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.