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Comedy Music
Wednesday 29 January 2014 in London
By TW Editorial | Published on Friday 24 January 2014
TODAY IN LONDON, TW’s tipped events feature bucket-list comics Sara Pascoe ands Jason Patterson, and dreamy Canadian indie crew the Hidden Cameras…
COMEDY: Jason Patterson, Pleasance Theatre, 20 Jan
Fast-climbing comic Jason Patterson takes time off from having a blast on BBC3’s ‘Laughtershock’ to workshop this, his first solo show-in-the-making. And NB: based on his “hysterical” Fringe appearance with Romesh Ranganathan, sly social cynicism and light-to-heavy ribbing are a given. Details and tickets here.
COMEDY: Sara Pascoe vs The Truth, The Invisible Dot, 29 Jan – 19 Mar (pictured)
A talking head on ‘QI’ and ‘Stand Up For The Week’, comic actress Sara Pascoe brings her sharp and agile solo show – which takes on relationships, self-esteem, feminsm and the Sugababes – over to The Invisible Dot, keeping it light despite her Nietzschian leanings. Details and tickets here.
MUSIC: Hidden Cameras, Bush Hall, 29 Jan
Still creating indie-pop with the same gentle yet steadfast grace which defined their first LP, ‘Ecce Homo’, Canada’s Hidden Cameras ready fans pre the release of their latest, ‘Age’. Details and tickets here.
