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Comedy Music Theatre
16 Feb: Sara Pascoe, BRITs Week and Inigo
By TW Editorial | Published on Tuesday 10 February 2015
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
COMEDY: Sara Pascoe Vs History | Soho Theatre | 16-23 Feb (pictured)
Sara Pascoe brings her Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated show to the Soho Theatre for six nights. In it she explains how “wars, witches, Kim Jong-il and your ex” are all interlinked, through examinations of existential theory and her own romantic history. Details and tickets here.
MUSIC: BRITs Week | various venues | 16-20 Feb
The 2015 BRIT Awards ceremony isn’t due to take place until 25 Feb, which you may have noticed is next week. But that doesn’t mean that this week isn’t BRITs Week, because it is. Specifically, it is a week in which a series of BRITs-related gigs will take place. Tonight, George Ezra hits Electric Brixton, on Tuesday (17 Feb) Royal Blood will tear up Koko in Camden, and on Friday night (20 Feb) The Charlatans will bowl over the audience at the Brooklyn Bowl under the O2 dome. Details and tickets here.
THEATRE: Inigo | White Bear Theatre | 3-28 Feb
Jonathan Moore’s ‘Inigo’ tells the story of how Ignatius of Loyola went from rough, tough street-fightin’ man to found the radical Society Of Jesus, more commonly known at The Jesuits. The play promises “an allegorical story of anyone who wants change and meets with savage opposition from any establishment”. Details and tickets here.
