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A tough-as-nails World War Two espionage drama staged in a crumbling warehouse space in Shoreditch, Mincemeat is the story of a nobody who changed the course of the war. Read Kate's review; she liked it.
Sadly, our hero never knew how much he had contributed. It was his corpse, disguised as a crashed pilot and handed over to the Nazis by 'neutral' Spanish agents, which was used to dupe the Bosch.
Atmospheric multimedia theatre in a warehouse. If it's anything like as good as Stovepipe, it will rock your world.
Dark, small-scale figurative paintings by Luke Jackson at Charlie Smith this May and June. It's the first solo show at the gallery for this highly talented artist. Until 23.06.12.
Expect cutting edge acts from the music world alongside hyped live visuals and loads of fun stuff - hula hoopers, photo booth, free manicures and a whole heap more to keep you grinning. Sounds are a freest...
The seemingly ubiquitous Jasper Joffe has a solo show this May and June with Kenny Schacter's Rove Gallery. On display are portraits of celebrities and dictators. It's effectively a more commercial version...
A brand new night of live music from the promoters down at the Monto, Ditch is a night of new bands that is designed to get your weekend kicked off with a bang.