YOUR GUIDE TO THIS WEEK IN CULTURE
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Comedy Music Spoken Word
24 Feb: Phil Wang, Miranda July and the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra
By TW Editorial | Published on Wednesday 18 February 2015
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
COMEDY: Phil Wang – Mellow Yellow | Soho Theatre | 23-24 Feb
A man with “a nerdy charm and ready wit”, said ThreeWeeks when reviewing this show at last year’s Edinburgh Festival, Phil Wang plays the second of two nights at the Soho Theatre tonight. In ‘Mellow Yellow’, he takes a laid-back look at love, race and Batman, amongst other things. Details and tickets here.
MUSIC: Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra | Cadogan Hall | 24 Feb
On their first trip to the UK for ten year, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra head to Cadogan Hall with a performance that will include the European premiere of Fung Lam’s ‘Quintessence’. After that, they’ll run through Beethoven’s ‘Violin Concerto’ and Prokofiev’s ‘Symphony No 5’. Details and tickets here.
WORDS & EVENTS: Miranda July | Purcell Room, Queen Elizabeth Hall | 24 Feb (pictured)
Acclaimed filmmaker, artist and author Miranda July comes to the Southbank Centre for an event marking the release of her debut novel, ‘The First Bad Man’. Always an intriguing voice in whatever she does, this will be well worth attending. Details and tickets here.
