West Brompton Area Guide

Get ready to dance the night away every Friday at Midnight Sounds! Embargo República is your ultimate destination for an unforgettable night featuring house music, old school jams, and current hits. Sip your favourite cocktails, groove to live DJ sets, and immerse yourself in a night you do not want to miss! Address: 533B Kings Road, Chelsea, London, SW10 0TZ Nearest Tube: Fulham Broadway Entry: Please be aware that entry is at the discretion of the venue. No single entry is allowed. Physical ID Required: Remember to bring your physical ID; unfortunately, we cannot accept photos or scans on your phone.

Written and performed by Evelina Rudasa and Keturah Peirson PART OF DRAYTON ARMS THEATRE EDINBURGH PREVIEWS A messy kitchen, an uneaten cake, a shoe in the bath and two... friends? 'Why Won't They Eat the Cake?' is a raw exploration of the insecurities that shape our relationships. Written and performed by Evelina Rudasa and Keturah Peirson, this two person play delves into self-discovery, identity and what it means to grow up. Because no matter how much you grow up, you can never really leave the past behind. Two girls. One cake. No party.

Get ready to dance the night away every Friday at Midnight Sounds! Embargo República is your ultimate destination for an unforgettable night featuring house music, old school jams, and current hits. Sip your favourite cocktails, groove to live DJ sets, and immerse yourself in a night you do not want to miss! Address: 533B Kings Road, Chelsea, London, SW10 0TZ Nearest Tube: Fulham Broadway Entry: Please be aware that entry is at the discretion of the venue. No single entry is allowed. Physical ID Required: Remember to bring your physical ID; unfortunately, we cannot accept photos or scans on your phone.

Written & Produced by Alexandra Shaw A street in Bayswater, London, 2022. A Ukrainian restaurant. A woman who migrated in her twenties and found family. A Russian shop. A woman who struggles with family and doesnt want to work the rest of her twenties in hospitality. A London-set Eastern European play of naturalism and comedy, Never Lies follows Vera and Lilia. As their lives change, the play explores intergenerational connection, mental health, romance, and aspiration while asking: to what extent does the political have to touch the personal?

Original raver, Louise, wonders how she went from ecstasy-taking idealist to respectable, disillusioned, suburban mum? Meet Molly and Brian as, triggered by her daughter's anti-drugs homework and at peak mid-life crisis, Louise flashes back to the early 90s rave scene. A story of rave remembrance, coming of age and mid-life awakening. Pick of The Fringe - Sell Out - 5 Star - Comedy on Tour 2025 "Will leave you uplifted entertained and wondering what your mum was up to in 1993" EdFringe Review Second Summer of Love was inspired by STERNS nightclub in Worthing. Press from Yvonne Arnaud, Mill Studio 2023: ★★★★★ “I absolutely loved this play... overwhelming energy...excellent cast” London Theatre 1 Press from Edinburgh Fringe 2022 ★★★★ “Warm and witty, uplifting and sunny” – Broadway Baby ★★★★ “A superb perfromance” - Lost in Theatreland, Amy Rye ★★★★ “Happisburgh is captivating”, “A fresh perspective to discussion about recreational drug use” “An impressive performer seamlessly shifting between different characters” EdFringe Review - Anna Gardner ★★★★ “A joyous celebration of 90's rave culture” “Ingenious music and movement sequences" EdFringe Review Jess Painter ★★★★ “A vivid protagonist played with boundless energy” - Fringe Biscuit Chris Neville-Smith’s “Pick of the Fringe” 2022 “Gem of a show about rave culture – grab a ticket now” Omid Djalili “Absolutely loved Second Summer of Love… one for all the ravers (and ex-ravers!)” Matt Quinton, BBC Originally developed in collaboration with Pants on Fire and showcased at the SHORTS festival 2020

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