Summer 2010 and the heat is on the newly crowned Labour Prime Minister. Maggie Thatcher, the woman who destroyed the lives of many communities and gave us the assurance that 'there is no such thing as society', has kicked the bucket. And, in a sign of how far New Labour has lost its sense of history, serious plans are afoot to give the late PM a state funeral.
Ed Waugh and Trevor Wood's play is a piece of social history, reminding us of another cycle of greed and collapse, and also skewering the hypocrisy and crass ignorance of the current administration. The piece is acerbic, witty and makes a point about the lack of any party representing social justice in modern Britain.
We're really looking forward to a bit of good old left wing theatre. As the Northern Echo put it, 'Top Marx'.
The result of a three-month residency at The Place dance studios, this summer the theatre bar and foyer play host to works across a range of media by Magali Charrier. Until 23.06.12.
Another cracker from the British Library: this time exploring the relationship between the British landscape and the writing that has both shaped it and been shaped by it. With over 150 works - from Chaucer...
If, like us, you ever wished Blur had done more wacky instrumental tracks, then you'll bloody love Portasound.Playing wonky, organ led indie pop, they're bridging the gap between the Mystery Jets and ...
Internationally acclaimed Canadian stand-up Craig Campbell brings his trademark brand of inventive storytelling to London as part of his first UK tour. As a known ?outdoor adventurer? and instinctive entertai...
One of the Wellcome Collection's most hotly anticipated exhibitions since the institution opened: Brains - the Mind as Matter explores not so much what the brain does as what we have done to it. So the...
The Wellcome Colleciton hosts a new display dedicated to public health in inter-war Bermondsey. A niche area perhaps, but sounds pretty interesting. Until 03.06.12.
Oh this sounds cool. Just as the Olympics takes over and the talk is of the opening of the London Pleasure Gardens way out east, the Foundling Museum takes us back to the start, with an exhibition examining...
Festival fresh crew lay down the law with their genre defying, party vibe rinse-outs. Expect anything from Reggae, Hiphop, Moombahton, UK funky and anything bass heavy!