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Musicals Theatre ThisWeek In London
Three To See on 15 Sep: Ross Sutherland – Party Trap, Wasted, Going For Gold Musical Theatre Festival
By TW Editorial | Published on Thursday 8 September 2016
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
Ross Sutherland – Party Trap | Shoreditch Town Hall | 13 Sep-1 Oct (pictured)
The excellent Ross Sutherland – who you may remember from ‘Standby For Tape Back-Up’ and other shows – has written a new play, ‘Party Trap’, which tells about events that unfold when a television journalist and a politican clash live on air – “a trap has been set: which side will walk into it?” Sutherland is always coming up with great stuff, so I expect great things from this. See the venue website here to book your tickets.
Wasted | King’s Head Theatre | 14 Sep-8 Oct
This sounds kinda full on, and tackles the sadly ever-relevant theme of the results non-consensual sex, plus “tequila, clubbing, fights, lost friends and being sick in the toilet”. Definitely relevant to younger audiences (and possibly their parents, unless their parents are hopefully keeping their eyes closed to facts). Head this way for more info.
Going For Gold Musical Theatre Festival | Tristan Bates Theatre | 14-17 Sep
If you are interested in non-run-of-the-mill-seen-a-million-times-before type musicals, then the Goldsmiths MA musical theatre students have a treat in store for you, this mini-fest of four different productions, each with interesting and multicultural themes. I think they all sound really good. See this page here for info about each one, and which dates you can see them.
