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Matthew Kelly and Gandalf in a British classic at a huge, comfortable West End theatre? It sounds like a marketing man's wet dream. Well, almost. What this production of Godot actually represents, is an impish assault on the TV watching public's senses, a healthy dose of rancour, disgust and intellectual dejection from Samuel Beckett, direct to the West End.
Beckett's best-loved work is a tale of two tramps wasting time, a shockingly nihilistic and savagely funny bit of work that still retains the power to shock.
Gwendolen and Cecily have very specific tastes in men; in fact they they'll only marry a man named Ernest.This leaves potential suitors Jack and Algernon at a bit of a disadvantage.From the genius of O...
Colin's fiancé has recently drowned and what better way is there to cheer him up than to throw a party for him and invite his old friends? Except the group of friends are hardly the most cheery bunch...
Everybody loves a bit of Abba. Ranging from the choppy beats of 'Super Trooper' to the smooth croonings of 'Dancing Queen', their timeless melodies are sure to get you on the dance floor regardless o...
One of the greatest thrillers of the 21st century has been adapted for the stage by Patrick Barlow. The performance holds up well to John Buchan's original novel, with a fine cast and fantastic set helping...
An exhibition showcasing the best of contemporary photographic talent at the National Portrait Gallery right now. On display are the prize-winners from the 2011 Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize...
After his death in 2011 comes the National Portrait Gallery's survey of the portraits of Lucian Freud - one of Britain's best loved artists. Freud is one of the major names in post-war British art. His...
Sometimes credited as the creator of the first work of Pop Art, Richard Hamilton is one of the leading figures of British art in the Twentieth Century. Working mainly with painting and collage, Hamilton's...
What can a sexless middle-aged married man, whose life now consists mainly of watching Scooby Doo cartoons with a four-year-old boy, possibly find to write comedy about? Plenty it turns out. From rio...
An exhibition of film and video work by the highly politicised artist Lis Rhodes at the ICA this spring. With titles like 'In the Kettle', 'Whitehall', and 'Dresden Dynamo', Rhodes' films are direct and...
The ICA hosts an exhibition charting artists publications from the 1950s to the present day. Expect everything from DIY zines to postcards, radical pamphlets and more. Until 25.03.12.