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A NIGHT OF BEDLAM
@ Barons Court Theatre (Curtain
Up)
Barons Court Pub
28A Comeragh Road, W14
Phone: 020 8932 4747
£4 to £12
By Tamsin Ogelsby.Three short plays produced by the Bedlam Company. The
shows are "Me and My Friend" by Gillian Plowman, "Wanda's
Visit" by Chris Durang, and "The King and Me" by Hanif
Kureshi.
PROGRESSION
Weekdays 12:30 - 18:00, weekends from 10:30 - 20:00
@ Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
4a Castletown Road, W14 9HE
020 7381 3086
Free
Art exhibition. Copper relief, oil on canvas, tapestries and drawings
by S.G. Vasudev with special focus paid to Ganesh.
PERICLES
7.30pm
@ Lyric Hammersmith
King Street, London W6 0QL
Box Office 08700 500 511
£9-£24 (Concessions £9, £5)
William Shakespeare
Directed and designed by Neil Bartlett
Pericles is a journey. At the beginning, there’s an old man with
a story to tell, and a young man with a riddle to solve. Fourteen years
later, after shipwrecks and resurrections, palaces and brothels, marriagebeds
and murders, the story is finally told; the journey has been made –
and the riddle is answered in a blaze of light.
NINE PARTS OF DESIRE
@ The Bush
Theatre
Shepherds Bush Green, W12 8QD
Box Office 020 7610 4224
£13.50 (£9 conc.)
By Heather Raffo
Directed by Eva Breneman
In Iraqi-American playwright Heather Raffo's new play, an Iraqi woman
artist known for her daring use of the female nude, and rumoured affairs
with men tied to the regime, paints into life an astonishing generation
of women, exposing their radical, sexy and ultimately human stories.
CUBAFEST! PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
@ Riverside
Studios
Crisp Road, Hammersmith, W6
Box Office 020 8237 1111
Free
THE MAGIC HOUR - PORTRAITS OF A VANISHING CUBA by photographer, filmmaker
and writer Lorenzo Destefano
CubaFest! Food and Drink
The Riverside Cafe/Bar is open for lunch, pre-show suppers and drinks.
The menu will include Cuban specialities and the Bar will be stocked with
many Cuban delights.
CARDBOARD CITIZENS present WOYZECK
8.00pm
@ Riverside
Studios
Crisp Road, Hammersmith, W6
Box Office 020 8237 1111
£12 (£8 concs.)
Frankie Woyzeck lives in a bedsit in a garrison town and he hears voices.
Not just voices from next door, voices from the Freemasons or the Bilderbergs
or whoever it is controls things. Frankie W believes that conspiracy stuff.
Frankie scrabbles a life, lending his body to medical experiments in return
for a few pennies, doing menial jobs for the captain of the local territorials
– all for his lovely Marie and his little boy. But the word is she’s
got something going with the Drum Major at the local camp …
As the only professional theatre company in the UK working with homeless
and ex-homeless people, CARDBOARD CITIZENS formed in 1991 and has toured
Forum Theatre productions to hostels, day centres, youth clubs, schools,
universities and arts centres. Forum Theatre provides its audience with
the opportunity to be practically involved in examining and seeking to
resolve problems faced by the characters in the play.
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