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Three To See on 13 Apr: Muso, The Secret Life Of Humans, Tonight at 8.30
By TW Editorial | Published on Friday 6 April 2018
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
Muso | The Wallace Collection | 13 Apr
Improvising opera company Impropera are all set to create a brand new opera about Sir Richard Wallace, taking their audience on a journey through the collection to look at objects he collected during his lifetime then coming up with said improv opera using said audience’s responses and ideas. Absolutely bound to be super, see this page here for details.
The Secret Life Of Humans | New Diorama Theatre | 10 Apr-5 May (pictured)
“In 1949, Dr Jacob Bronowski installs a secret, alarmed room in his house. Fifty years later his grandson discovers his secrets, unearthing echoes from across six million years of human history, told from the perspective of a century in which every year is a revolutionary year.” We tipped a preview of this show before it went to Edinburgh last summer, and we’re tipping it again because of the hugely acclaimed, sell out run it had up there. Yes, this will be good. Head this way for more.
Tonight at 8.30 | Jermyn Street Theatre | 10 Apr-20 May
This is kinda three different shows, because, as you may know, it’s Noel Coward’s short play cycle, divided into three trios under the headings of Bedroom Farces, Secret Hearts, and Nuclear Families. So, you could choose to see just one set of plays, or two, or you could complete the hatrick. Don’t really have enough space here to detail which plays are on on which dates, so if this piques your interest, see the venue website here to find all that out.
