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Children's Shows Comedy Theatre ThisWeek In London
Three To See on 17 Apr: The Lost Gospel Of Pontius Pilate, Jessica Fostekew – Silence Of The Nans, Videk’s Shirt
By TW Editorial | Published on Monday 10 April 2017
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
The Lost Gospel Of Pontius Pilate | Tristan Bates Theatre | 17-19 Apr (pictured)
“It’s the year 36AD and Pontius Pilate, former Roman Governor of Judea, has been recalled to Rome to account for his political excesses. But the story Pilate has to tell is not the one Rome expects. It’s a story of intrigue, intelligence and betrayal across the Middle East. At its heart is Pilate’s encounter with a strange little rabbi from Nazareth called Jesus.” Another excellent sounding pick from First, the festival of solo performance going on over at Tristan Bates Theatre, see this page here for details.
Jessica Fostekew – Silence Of The Nans | The Bill Murray | 17 Apr
Fabulous TW favourite Jessica Fostekew offers up a work in progress for your delectation, and even though it’s a work in progress it will still be fabulous. Plus, to be honest, even if I had never heard of Jessica Fostekew, I would still have picked this show for a tip because look at that title. Look at it. ‘Silence Of The Nans’. Arf. See the Angel Comedy website here for more.
Videk’s Shirt | Little Angel Theatre | 17 Apr
One for pre-schoolers, this, and it sounds very sweet: intimate, interactive, with puppets and live music, based on a traditional and well loved Slovenian children’s story. One day the wind blows away Vlidek’s raggedy shirt, leaving him cold and exposed, so he enlists the help of his animal friends, who help him to find out how wool is made, and how it can be made into new clothes. Click here for info.
