Vibe’s Angie Quinn rounds up the best of what’s on in south east London and north Kent this weekend.
Jazz Mafia at Up The Creek, Greenwich, 1pm to 3.30pm on Saturday
A fun mixture of live music and Italian street food offers a trendy alternative to your regular Saturday lunchtime. Entry is free.
Muse at The 02 Arena, Greenwich from Sunday
Superstar rock band Muse kick off a string of live shows at the venue as part of their ‘The Drones World Tour’. Go to axs.com
James Acaster: Reset at The Cutty Sark Studio Theatre, Greenwich, from 7.45pm on Sunday
Appearing regularly on the TV comedy shows, James Acaster will provide a distinct stand-up show below the decks of the famous tea clipper. Go to rmg.co.uk
American Idiot at The Churchill Theatre, Bromley on Saturday
Green Day’s award-winning musical follows three childhood friends and their quest to finding their paths in life post 9/11. Go to atgtickets.com/Bromley
The Vicar of Dibley at Erith Playhouse on Saturday
The much-loved sitcom comes alive on stage with a production of three episodes. Go to playhouse.org.uk
ArtBeatFest at Amersham Arms, News Cross, on Saturday and Sunday
The weekend’s festival will include live music spanning rock, soul, acoustic, and electro followed by a line-up of DJ’s. Go to theamershamarms.com
The Boy Who Never Grew Up at The Albany Centre and Theatre, Deptford
Puppetry, magic and imagination tells the story of Peter Pan, based on J.M. Barrie’s classic tale. thealbany.org.uk
Causeways Ponies at Hall Place and Gardens, Bexley, Saturday and Sunday
Children can hop onto a pony and enjoy a ride around the picturesque gardens. Go to bexleyheritagetrust.org.uk
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