YOUR GUIDE TO THIS WEEK IN CULTURE
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Comedy Theatre ThisWeek In London
Three To See on 26 Feb: Dare To Dream, Loren O’Brien – Okie Dokie, War & War
By TW Editorial | Published on Sunday 19 February 2017
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
Dare To Dream | Arcola Theatre | 26 Feb
I dare say that you’ve heard me express my love for collections of short plays on myriad previous occasions, and Dare To Dream is just such an event, so, hurrah. Multi-national company Changing Face present six new pieces which “dare us to overcome our boundaries, barriers and borders”. See this link here for more info.
Loren O’Brien – Okie Dokie | Vault Festival | 22-26 Feb (pictured)
We did a Q&A with Loren O’Brien a while back because of all of the things she’s been doing at Vault Festival this month and last, and we told you about this solo show then, but I thought I would just remind you today that you only have one night left to see it. Hurry along to this page here for more info and to book your tickets.
War & War | Pleasance Theatre | 26 Feb-5 Mar
This is one of three new works which have been devised by graduating students of the Acting Collaborative and Devised Theatre course at Central, and directed by Complicite associates. ‘War & War’ tells the story of Korin, an archivist on an escape mission from 1990s Hungary, but you could (and probably should) also check out the other two plays: ‘Maktub’, based on Paul Coelho’s ‘The Alchemist’ and ‘Tomorrow I’ll Be Twenty’, an eye witness account of growing up in Congo in the seventies. All three shows are listed here.
