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Comedy Theatre
Today in London: Friday 18 January 2013
By TW Editorial | Published on Thursday 10 January 2013
Well quel surprise, sacre bleu etc, because as of today and till 20 Jan the Earls Court-based France Show will be exhibiting its all-Gallic wares for us Brits to taste, buy and coo over like the unabashed Francophiles we are. And having taken in an excess of French-ness as an aperitif, perhaps this quintessentially English array of London’s cultural hors d’oeuvres will do…
TODAY’S COMEDY CHOICES
Sex Appeal II: Come Again, Bloomsbury Theatre, 18 Jan
A very special, very sexual comic collective featuring Mitch Benn, Richard Herring, Robin Ince, Jenny Eclair, Ben Miller, Josie Long and host Al Murray gathers for a night of explicit jokery-pokery in the name of a charitable cause, specifically sexual health organisation Brook. Event details and tickets here.
TODAY’S THEATRE CHOICES
Rock Of Ages, Garrick Theatre, 18 Jan – 2 Nov
A popular attraction at the Shaftesbury for the past year or so, Chris D’Arienzo’s OTT soft-rock goliath moves to the Garrick as of tonight to lure a new audience into its strange and fantastical hair-metal realm. Event details and tickets here.
The Turn Of The Screw, Almeida Theatre, 18 Jan – 16 Mar (pictured)
Experienced in the art of text-to-stage adaptation, playwright Rebecca Lenkiewicz scripts a taut new twist on Henry James’ gothic novella, one involving an inevitably macabre collaboration with Hammer Theatre Of Horror. Event details and tickets here.
The Turn of the Screw trailer from Almeida Theatre on Vimeo.