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Comedy Theatre ThisWeek In London
Three To See on 21 Oct: Outtatime, Sarai, Nathan Cassidy – Back To The Future Trilogy (Abridged!)
By TW Editorial | Published on Wednesday 14 October 2015
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
Outtatime | Albany Deptford | 21 Oct
If you know anything about me, and you probably don’t, then you won’t know that I have always been mildly fanatical about any media (book, film, TV, whatever) with the theme of time travel. So, I was bound to pick up on this show, a celebration of the ‘Back To The Future’ trilogy from Superfan, who previously brought you ‘Ghostbusters’ tribute show ‘Who You Gonna Call’. It might be a bit niche therefore, but I reckon anyone could enjoy it. Get your info and tickets from here.
Sarai | Arcola Theatre | 21 Oct – 7 Nov (pictured)
This one-woman show, performed by Karlina Grace-Paseda and written by award winning playwright Paul Anthony Morris, sounds brilliant. Sarai has been promised that she will found a new nation, but must contend with famine, disease, persecution and civil war in the course of this no-doubt compelling psychological drama. See this page here for more info and to book tickets.
Nathan Cassidy – Back To The Future Trilogy (Abridged!) | Leicester Square Theatre | 21 Oct
So, er, yes. You might be wondering a) why there is more than one ‘Back To The Future’ related event on tonight, and b) why I have chosen to tip two of them. Well, as I said, I am a bit of a fanatic, so that explains point B. As for A… well, you know that Facebook meme, where people are always trying to con you into thinking that TODAY is the DAY in the future that Marty McFly visited but it actually never is? Well, 21 Oct 2015 really IS that day. And this show by Nathan Cassidy is going to be excellent, because he is very good. Get your tickets here.
