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There’s method in Harlem’s Madness
11:13am Thursday 16th October 2008
William Shakespeare’s timeless plays could not be more celebrated, but their accessibility has often been seen as limited among younger audiences.
Noreen joins Row of talent
11:11am Thursday 16th October 2008
JIMI Hendrix, Annie Lennox, Billy Connolly and Elvis Presley are just a few of the iconic figures to feature in Leyton-based artist Noreen Denzil’s latest solo show.
Farce delivers a knockout punch
11:07am Thursday 16th October 2008
THE WALWORTH Farce is not a play for those without an iron constitution. Nor is it a straight forward comedy and nor is it suitable for anyone with a heart condition.
Worlds apart
11:02am Thursday 16th October 2008
Body Worlds has shocked millions all over the world, JAMES MURPHY finds out more about one of the most groundbreaking exhibitions in the last twenty years.
Musical destined for the West End
11:28am Thursday 9th October 2008
COME Dancing is a high-tempo, bittersweet musical by former Kinks frontman Ray Davies which has the potential to become a West End smash.
Events celebrate a very proud history
10:52am Thursday 9th October 2008
A VARIED programme of free events have been planned in October to celebrate Black History Month.
25 reasons to be cheerful
10:31am Thursday 9th October 2008
With another dark, cold winter almost upon us and the credit crunch well and truly crunching here are 25 events that are guranteed to put a smile on your face.
Celebrating the democracy of photography
10:25am Wednesday 1st October 2008
Internationally renowned photography festival Photomonth returns to east London in October and CLAIRE HACK uncovers a host of diverse exhibitions, from polaroids to war photography to portraits and everything in between.
Leibovitz’s lens is a labour of love
3:48pm Wednesday 1st October 2008
JAMES MURPHY previews The Life Of A Photographer Through Leibovitz’s Lens, which is the latest exhibition on display at the ever reliable National Portrait Gallery.
Pepper adds spice to first ever festival
3:02pm Thursday 2nd October 2008
A local artist will be exhibiting her paintings this month as part of the first ever Woodford Festival.
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Acting talent spit out Pinter classic
DRUNKENNESS seems to be the main driving force behind Harold Pinter’s classic 1974 play No Man’s Land.
Ricky’s ready to be the romantic hero
He may have made the successful transition from Slough to Hollywood, but you won't catch Ricky Gervais losing his head over fame and fortune. As he makes his first lead debut in Ghost Town, the British funnyman reveals why he plans to stay grounded.
The Players’ Choice will be the right one
Henry Hobson runs a successful bootmaker's shop in nineteenth-century Salford.
Fright night fun
questions@thehousedirectory.com HTML color chart Halloween falls in half term this year and it promises to be one of the biggest scarefests yet. JAMES MURPHY finds the best places to go
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Walthamstow’s photographic society, founded in 1894, isn’t just one of the oldest in the country, it’s also one of the most successful. Its free annual exhibition is on this week at St Mary's Welcome Centre in Walthamstow village: weekday evenings and all day Saturday 1 November.
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