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Madame Bovary
Breakfast with Emma
7.30pm
@ Lyric Hammersmith
King Street, London W6 0QL
Box Office 08700 500 511
Tickets: £5 Concessions: £3.50
Adapted by Fay Wheldon from the novel by Flaubert. When Emma Bovary comes
down to breakfast she doesn’t know that her life is about to fall
apart. An argument with her husband over scalded milk rapidly turns into
a shattering confession. In her brilliant adaptation, Fay Weldon shows
how a single conversation can devastate a marriage. Shared Experience
has thrilled audiences the world over with its powerful, visually stunning
productions
including A Passage to India, Mill on the Floss and Jane Eyre. The company’s
vivid storytelling gives form to the hidden world of emotion and imagination.
THE WRESTLING SCHOOL with 13 OBJECTS
7.45pm
@ Riverside
Studios
Crisp Road, Hammersmith, W6
Box Office 020 8237 1111
£12 (£8 concs.)
By Howard Barker. A Spade / A Cup and Saucer / A Medal / A Pair of Shoes
/ A Rattle / A Camera / A Ring / A Painting / A Pair of Spectacles / A
Postcard / A Bucket / A Drum / An Urn. 13 objects. Ordinary. Everyday.
But what if one was capable of inspiring tears? Or a great passion? Even
a war? Even the simplest object can invoke disturbing memories and extreme
feelings. In Howard Barker’s intriguing new play, powerful poetic
language, provocative ideas and rich, dark humour build a compelling picture
of the secret lives of everyday objects. Applauded all over Europe for
his controversial exploration of the extremes of human behaviour, Howard
Barker's pungent poetic language overflows with exhilarating ideas, beauty,
violence and dark comedy.
CARPET TALES
12 noon to 10.30pm
@ Riverside
Studios
Crisp Road, Hammersmith, W6
Box Office 020 8237 1111
Free Entry
Stories from the Floor by Damian Llambias
CARPET TALES is part of a series of works exploring the relationship between
subject matter and artform in the depiction of people and their environments.
This crosses the traditions of the allegorical tapestry and Constable's
portraits with the minimalism of the modern day monochrome and the materialism
of works by artists such as Gordon Mata Clark and Carl Andre. Llambias'
work ranges from soundscapes and museum display to architectural invention
and photography.
The changing Face of Ireland, through Irish Postcards
@ Irish
Centre
Blacks Road, Hammersmith, W6 9DT
Tel 020 8563 8232
Everyone recognises the postcard of 'An Irish Donkey' produced by John
Hinde (Postcard Co.) in the early 1960s. Hinde's famous images of Ireland,
its donkeys, horse and traps, haystacks and landscapes have become famous
throughout the whole world. If you've got any old or new postcards depicting
Ireland, would you be willing to loan them to Irish Centre for this fascinating
exhibition? We need them!! So please can you send them to us, or contact
Rosalind or Kerrie on 020 8563 8232.
"Rangeelo Rajasthan - Essence of
the Desert"
@ Bharatiya Vidya
Bhavan
4a Castletown Road, W14 9HE
020 7381 3086
An exhibition and sale of the most exquisite and unique paintings on canvas,
silk, mica, and wood, and other artistic work. Presented by Shankar's
Art Gallery, Jaipur.
AIRSICK
8pm
£13.50 (£9)
@ The Bush Theatre
Shepherds Bush Green, W12 8QD
Box Office 020 7610 4224
Lucy thinks she's finally cracked the love thing - Joe, her handsome American
boyfriend is moving over to London. So how come he seems to be heading
for the emergency exit? Lucy's best friend Scarlet is on an endless carousel
of losers, users and married men. Her Dad just thinks we're all better
off flying solo. But when mysterious Kiwi Gabriel arrives in their midst
and starts showing an unhealthy interest in Lucy, it seems that everyone's
baggage is finally coming out on display. What does it take to escape
the past? And what can you do when people just make you sick?
Lear
@ Barons Court Theatre (Curtain Up)
Barons Court Pub
28A Comeragh Road, W14
Phone: 020 8932 4747
£4 to £12
By Helena Thompson (based on Shakespeare).
A major re-write/adaptation of Shakespeare's play about King Lear and
his two daughters. This production includes a multi-media look from Lear's
point of view.
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