YOUR GUIDE TO THIS WEEK IN CULTURE
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Comedy Spoken Word Theatre ThisWeek In London
Three To See on 16 May: Blush, Iced Tea – Chill Pill Meets a 21st Century Tea Dance, Croft & Pearce Are Not Alone
By TW Editorial | Published on Tuesday 9 May 2017
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
Blush | Soho Theatre | 16 May-3 Jun
This award winning sell-out-at-edfringe show deals with something that causes me a lot of indignation and annoyance, because it’s an utterly miserable thing to do to a person, and, even better, the show describes itself as a “slap in the fact and a call to arms”. The issue is revenge porn, and the format here offers five separate stories about its perpetrators and victims. For more info and to book, see this page here.
Iced Tea – Chill Pill Meets A 21st Century Tea Dance | The Albany | 16 May
Fancy “a special edition of Entelechy’s radical version of a tea-dance where emerging older artists will share the stage with performers from one of the UK’s top poetry collectives, Chill Pill”? Well I sure freaking do. An amazing line up of purveyors of the spoken word, click here for all the details.
Croft & Pearce Are Not Alone | Museum Of Comedy | 16-20 May (pictured)
We first came in contact to this pair at the Edinburgh Festival quite some time ago (was it 2010, 2011?) and we’ve always found their sketch offerings hugely enjoyable, especially given their excellent rapport, which has only increased as the years have gone by, making their performances beautifully harmonious and cohesive. Don’t miss this sell-out show that’s won acclaim and ticket sales all over the country. See the venue website here for more.
