Thirty years since Pride took place on Clapham Common, Clapham Pride is back with a bang! With live music, arts and crafts, and the return of the beloved Clapham Mutts Dog Show (hosted by comedian and actor Lee Peart). There’s something for all the family to enjoy!
On the 6th July 1996, Clapham Common became the heart of London Pride with activists and community locals sharing the space with pop culture sensations such as Boy George, The Pet Shop Boys, and Erasure.
30 years later, This is Clapham and Omnibus Theatre bring you Clapham Pride Community Day in acknowledgement of this important part of our local history.
Clapham Mutts Dog Show, 2 – 3PM
Join us at 2pm for the infamous Clapham Mutts Dog Show! Hosted this year by comedian and actor Lee Peart. From waggiest tail to best trick, biggest diva to best strut…all dogs are welcome to show off their special skills!
Lee Peart is a comedian, presenter, broadcaster and actor known for his sharp wit, infectious energy, and warm, camp charm.
A regular on the UK comedy circuit, Lee performs at top clubs including The Comedy Store, Komedia, The Glee Club and The Stand. He has supported major names such as Jason Manford, Judi Love and Ellie Taylor on their UK tours, as well as U.S. comics including Kristin Key, Laura Ramoso and Kevin James Thornton. Festival appearances include Latitude, Leeds and Reading, Wilderness, and Green Man.
He is the co-host of the hit podcast Bottoms Up! with Alan Carr & Lee Peart – a weekly show demystifying the world of wine.
The categories this year are:
Waggiest Tail
Best Diva
Best Strut
Best Lookalike
Best Trick
£5 entry per dog per category
