YOUR GUIDE TO THIS WEEK IN CULTURE
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Comedy Music Theatre
Sunday 30 March 2014 in London
By TW Editorial | Published on Monday 24 March 2014
TODAY IN LONDON, TW’s tipped events feature Prince Wills’s new BFF Tinie Tempah, ‘cray cray’ Weirdos Comedy signees Robin & Patridge and Depresstival, and award-winning dramaturg Pamela Carter…
COMEDY: Weirdos Comedy presents… Blueprint feat Robin & Partridge/Depresstival, The Lion (Stoke Newington), 30 Mar
Adam Larter and his wildcard pack of Weirdos’ main schtick is ‘experimentation’, and tonight they’ll be plying new ideas in the fields of technology, stories, music and, primarily, moustaches with extra-weird trimmings dished up by ‘cray cray’ comedians Robin & Partridge, and maudlin anti-folk artiste Depresstival. Details and tickets here.
MUSIC: Tinie Tempah, O2 Arena, 30 Mar
Having risked a beheading by high-fiving Prince William at this year’s BAFTAs, boom-time MC Tinie Tempah rides the hip hop hit train into LDN’s O2 Arena, celebrating his best-selling 2013 LP ‘Demonstration’, and looking back on its 2010 cousin ‘Disc-Overy’. Details and tickets here.
THEATRE: Almost Near, Finborough Theatre, 30 Mar – 15 Apr
Playwright Pamela Carter drafts this split-narrative about war, trauma, and what it is to be alive, which in in part follows four young British soldiers in the aftermath of a bomb-blast in Afghanistan, and partly the story of a couple worried over their son’s imaginary friend, and their own failing marriage. Details and tickets here.
