YOUR GUIDE TO THIS WEEK IN CULTURE
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Art & Events Theatre ThisWeek In London
Three To See on 13 Mar: Takeover 2016, In The Age Of Giorgione, D-Code
By TW Editorial | Published on Sunday 6 March 2016
The TW-recommended Convergence festival continues today – check out the TW:Guide to the whole event here. Meanwhile, today’s other TW-tipped events are…
Takeover 2016 | Tricycle Theatre | 13-23 Mar
As that header implies, Tricycle Theatre is being taken over this week, and it’s by young people from local areas. The result is a festival of events programmed for youthful types by youthful types that includes theatrical performances, workshops, masterclasses and films. Tonight, as part of their NT Connections strand, you can see a double bill of plays by James Graham and Patrick Marber, see this page here for more info.
In The Age Of Giorgione | Royal Academy Of Arts | 12 Mar-5 Jun
This new exhibition promises to offer a interesting and original look at the Venetian Renaissance, and to shine a light on development of pivotal ideas that “changed the course of art”. Works by Bellini, Durer, Titian, Sebastiano del Piombo, and Lorenzo Lotto feature alongside pieces by Giorgione. See this page here for details.
D-Code | Camden People’s Theatre | 13 Mar (pictured)
This looks like a fascinating play from acclaimed and award winning performer Yael Karavan. It involves physical theatre, different languages and video mapping, and explores our genetic origins in an attempt to find a deeper understanding of DNA and the different identities inside us. I hope I have expressed that correctly. Go to this page here to get a clearer explanation.
