The Kings Head
Local Data Company says about The Kings Head
The King's Head serves Indian and English dishes and can cater for private parties for up to 300 people upon request. There is also a theatre located on the premises.The Kings Head Address
| Address: |
115 Upper Street
Islington
London
N1 1QN
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| Telephone: | +44 (0)20 7226 0364 |
Events at The Kings Head
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A Christmas Carol
Musical6 Nov 2009 to 10 Jan 2010
Charles Dickens' festive favourite has been adapted by Phil Willmott into a musical. The production is set in a Victorian back street inn amongst a world of ghosts, magic, hardship and hope. Rapidly drawing in a crowd of local punters, Dickens takes them on a whirlwind trip through the past, present and future of tight-fisted Ebenezer Scrooge, including a peek into the family life of his clerk, whose son, Tiny Tim, just may be the key to unlocking the old miser's heart. The 16-strong cast are all actor musicians and sing and play a variety of instruments throughout the show. As well as traditional carols, the score puts new words to classical tunes from Greig, Prokoviev and Strauss.
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Blow Up
Musical14 Oct 2009 to 26 Nov 2009
Find out how bankers destroyed the world's economy, as failed financier Max Klein and Oompah Brass reveal all.
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Nursery Crimes
Musical12 Oct 2009 to 24 Nov 2009
Packed with original songs, catchy lyrics and deliciously adult dialogue, Nursery Crimes - which follows grown up Wee Willie Winkie and Goldie Locks in the role of detectives trying to work out if Humpty Dumpty fell off the wall... or if he was pushed -pokes bedtime stories in the eye and blows a rude raspberry in the face of public decency.
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Scouts in Bondage
Performance12 Nov 2009 to 10 Jan 2010
The follow-up to last year's hit, Boys Of The Empire! We go aboard Imperial Airways with four intrepid English boy scouts who are on their way to British India for a jamboree with scouts from all over the globe (most of which is owned by us, anyway). Naturally, villainy is afoot - again. They crash land in Afghanistan, a dangerous wilderness where outlaws of the east plot against the white races and threaten the stability of the Raj. Can these strong, brave and honest boys defeat the Afghan hordes and make it a country safe to camp in - rather like England! You'll just have to wait and see in a ripping story of bare knees, young pluck and stern endeavour.
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