YOUR GUIDE TO THIS WEEK IN CULTURE
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Film Music Spoken Word Theatre
Friday 28 March 2014 in London
By TW Editorial | Published on Saturday 22 March 2014
TODAY IN LONDON, TW’s tipped events feature oscillatory dance-pop bots Metronomy, ‘Sucker Punch’ playwright Roy Williams, drum n bass star-turned-actor Goldie, and Kyle MacLachlan’s giant chin…
FILM: Twin Peaks – Fire Walk With Me, Block 336, 28 Mar
Celebrating 25 years since David Lynch and Mark Frost’s ‘Twin Peaks’ first sent shivers down all kinds of spines, Brixton’s Block 336 space screens the series’ creepy feature-length prequel ‘Fire Walk With Me’ as the centrepiece to the evening’s revels. Fancy dress, diner-style refreshments and drinks by the Brixton Roadhouse bar and BB diner, and surrealist add-ons will all help to enhance the, well, the surreal vibes, which are freely-accessible to ‘TW’ fans that RSVP. Details here.
MUSIC: Metronomy, O2 Academy Brixton, 28 Mar
Joe Mount’s boppin Brit electro-pop crew Metronomy post their new LP, ‘Love Letters’, for live review. Details and tickets here.
THEATRE: Kingston 14, Theatre Royal Stratford East, 28 Mar – 26 Apr
Having reaped many an award with his 2010 smash-hit boxing drama ‘Sucker Punch’, playwright Roy Williams is seeking to deal a present-day stage KO with this new piece, which is set in Jamaica. ‘Innercity Life’ hit-man Goldie stars as the leader of a gang involved in the killing of an English tourist. Details and tickets here.
