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Comedy Theatre ThisWeek In London
Three To See on 17 Oct: The Duke, Bec Hill et al, Howl
By TW Editorial | Published on Monday 10 October 2016
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
The Duke | Soho Theatre | 17-22 Oct (pictured)
We’ve been fans of Shon Dale-Jones (aka edfringe favourite Hugh Hughes) for years, and it just so happens we interviewed him up in Scotland this summer about this very show, so why not have a read? It’s here. Anyway, for those of you refusing to click on that link, be advised that ‘The Duke’ is a show inspired by Dale-Hughes’ own life, but also by the refugee crisis, which is why it’s performed in aid of Save the Children’s Child Refugee Crisis Appeal. Tickets are free (you still need to book), but please remember to make your donation. See the venue website here for info.
Bec Hill et al | The Good Ship | 17 Oct
Another cracking line-up of acts over at The Good Ship this Monday, topped by Bec Hill and filled out by a host of talented comedians: Wendy Wason, Lucy Frederick, Joe Jacobs, and of course, host Ben Van Der Velde. Click this for details.
Howl | The Rosemary Branch | 11-31 Oct
It’s that spooky time of year, and the nights are drawing in, so I expect you are all desperate to spend at least one of your evenings scaring yourself half to death, so it’s handy that The Rosemary Branch is on hand to provide you with this opportunity. Only kidding, I think this will be more fun than scary – it’s an immersive show for audiences of just six, in which you team up with a ghost hunter and attempt to contact the dead. Actually, some of you might find that quite frightening, I suppose. See this page here, if you dare.
