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Three To See on 29 Oct: Spooky Swing, Lunch by Luke Courtier, Penguinpig
By TW Editorial | Published on Saturday 22 October 2016
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
Spooky Swing | Hoxton Hall | 29 Oct
Hurrah for the swing. Especially spooky swing for your Hallowe’en weekend. Not sure exactly how spooky it will be, but it is a great opportunity to learn the Lindy Hop and the American Jitterbug and then put your new found skills into action, all whilst wearing a witch costume. Or a mummy, or Zombie, or whatever. I’m pretty sure this will be entirely intersectional. See this page here for info.
Lunch by Luke Courtier | Museum Of Comedy | 29 Oct (pictured)
Luke Courtier gave us some very, er, helpful tips for where to eat lunch in Edinburgh this summer (his fridge being the high point, I think), and that was all because the show is “a high-octane series of musical comedy vignettes asking that vital question: what is it that really happens at Lunch?” He’s a talented chap, and his show has won much praise, so head this way to book your tickets.
Penguinpig | Little Angel Theatre | 29-30 Oct
I love penguins and I love pigs, so of course I am drawn to the idea of a penguinpig, but that’s not really the reason you should take your little ones to see this. This is an adaptation of the popular picture book by Stuart Spendlow, and while entertaining, it’s something of a cautionary tale that puts across an important message about the potential dangers and problems of the internet. See this page here for info.
