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  • Laughing Boy Comedy Club  23/05/2013 
    8.00pm Tickets £10.00  

    THIS MONTH ANDY ROBINSON, JUNIOR SIMPSON + GUESTS Independently run Laughing Boy Comedy Club has put on some of the most successful shows in London over the past 10 years. They have helped launch the careers of some of the UK’s finest stand-ups, including Alan Carr, Michael McIntyre, Jon Richardson, Kevin Bridges, Seann Walsh and Josh Widdicombe. Viewed as one of the top ten ‘hidden comedy hotspots’ by GQ Magazine, Laughing Boy still welcomes back some of their A-List friends. Proud to only book bills that they would pay to see themselves, the promoters of Laughing Boy enjoy mixing a show with well known faces and those fresh faced young guns who go on to be household names. www.offthekerb.co.uk Line up subject to change

  • Masters of the House  24/05/2013 
    7.30pm £17.50 (£15.50 concs)  

    A spectacular journey though the world of musical theatre. Two hours of your favourite songs performed by the cream of West End performers. Don’t miss this musical feast featuring former stars from Les Miserables, Evita, Phantom of the Opera, and other hit West End musicals, performing in concert. The show is constantly being updated with songs carefully selected from over eight decades of popular musical theatre, including favourites such as Last Night of the World (Miss Saigon), Climb Ev’ry Mountain (The Sound of Music), Defying Gravity (Wicked), Tell Me It’s Not True (Blood Brothers) and some wonderful show medleys culminating in their unique Les Miserables finale! During thirteen years of performing, The Masters of the House have built a reputation for superb vocals and entertaining presentation delivered with panache by some of the leading theatre artistes of today. Indeed, performing in The Masters of the House has now become firmly established as the top option for many of the leading stars of the West End between their theatrical roles. The show also features some of the finest West End musicians.

  • Blockheads  25/05/2013 
    7.30pm £18.00 adv £21.00 door  

    “The tightest white funk band to merge from this island in decades!” In 1977 The Blockheads were Ian Dury's marvellous musical platform from which he launched his highly original and brilliant vaudevillian songs. A superb blend of funk, music hall, ska and r'n'b embellished with jazz touches. Today vocal is Dury's old friend and minder Derek 'The Draw' Hussey whose sandpaper estuary vocals do the songs proud. Chaz Jankel, the songwriting partner and musical brain behind much of Dury's great stuff provides his distinctively airy keyboards, John Turnbull still on guitar, the ever-animated Norman Watt-Roy still on bass, plus other original keyboardist Mickey Gallagher, guitarist Lee Harris, saxman Gilad Atzmon and drummer Dylan Howe The quality of musicianship here, at times is like the Average White Band meets the Rolling Stones! An evening of classic songs and memories including 'Sweet Gene Vincent', 'What a Waste', Sex and Drugs and Rock'n'Roll', 'Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick' . Plus many new songs & the last single Dury ever recorded with the band, 'Dance Little Rude Boy'

  • Friday Night Live  31/05/2013 
    8.00pm  Price: Free – donations welcome  

    in Mr Twitchett’s Coffee House and Bar Monthly live music events in Mr Twitchett’s Coffee House and Bar.

  • Jive Dance  31/05/2013 
    8.30pm £7.00 (£6.00 members)  

    A great atmosphere and great dance floor. Dance the night away to top swing and jive music. www.justjive.com

  • Daniel Bye. The Price of Everything  31/05/2013 
    8.00pm £10.00 (£8.00 concs)  

    George Session. How much is beauty worth? What will people pay for an air guitar on eBay? Can I have a glass of milk? These urgent questions and others are answered in The Price of Everything, a performance lecture about value. Daniel Byes whistlestop tour of bizarre facts and impassioned arguments is occasionally shambolic and often tendentious - but always a joy to watch. Comic, provocative, and possibly a tiny bit sad, this show is a must if youve ever wondered about the difference between the price of an object and its value. And you get a free glass of milk. "The future of British theatre" - The Times www.danielbye.co.uk