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I Love You Phillip Morris
Film12 March 2010 to 18 March 2010
Vue Islington N1 0PS[map]
A loveable comedy drama about the story of Steven Russell (Jim Carrey), a married conman who finds himself in a Texan prison and falls in love with Phillip Morris (Ewan McGregor). Steven Russell tries to escape from prison four times, coming up with more and more elaborate plans, including once faking his own death. Morris is eventually released but Russell ends up with over a hundred years behind bars because of his escape attempts.
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Imperial Can + One Night Stand In North Dakota + Fashanu + Rooftops
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£5.00
per ticket
(USD7.62)Concert9 April 2010
The Cross Kings N1 0AX[map]
Imperial Can: Chris Clavin from Ghost Mice's new full on punk rock band. One Night Stand In North Dakota (ONSIND): Ever seen crowd surfing during an acoustic band's set? Expect to at this legendary acoustic Durham 2 piece's show. Fashanu: Fellow Durham melodic punk rockers! Think all the best aspects of 90s melodic punk that make you smile and then some. Rooftops: Drop D melodic punk with a hardcore twist! Touring their debut EP, featuring current and ex members of the Scrape, Fletch Cadillac, Visual Offence.
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The Importance of Being Earnest
Performance26 March 2010 to 5 April 2010
The Poor School and Workhouse Theatre N1 9UN[map]
A production of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest.
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In Search of Beethoven
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£4.50
per ticket
(USD6.86)Film17 April 2010
Kings Place N1 9AG[map]
Following the success of In Search of Mozart, Phil Grabsky has created a new feature-length biographical film on Beethoven. Leading performers and experts including Gianandrea Noseda, Sir Roger Norrington, Riccardo Chailly, Claudio Abbado, Vadim Repin, Emanuel Ax, Lars Vogt, Paul Lewis and Hélène Grimaud shed new light on this legendary figure.
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Inspirational Spring Flower Arrangements
Guided walk27 March 2010
Business Design Centre N1 0QH[map]
In her role as Head of Visual Merchandising at Van Hage, Bridie Powell has become dedicated to her work. Based at Great Amwell, Nr Ware in Hertfordshire, Bridie has enjoyed a long list of commissions; positively influencing the style choice and product schemes for a number of Van Hage stores. Her beautiful floral designs come effortlessly; always inspirational and constantly reflecting the changing seasons - with the emotions of colour ever in the forefront of her mind. Watch Van Hage floristry diva Bridie Powell work her magic with spring flowers. Creating Easter arrangements as you've never seen them before; listen as Bridie explains how to bring style and flair to your home and demystifies floristry secrets.
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Iron Hag
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Ivyrise
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James Sherwood + Phil Kay + Colin Hoult
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£8.50
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(USD12.95)Comedy16 April 2010
Everyman Screen On The Green N1 0NU[map]
James Sherwood - At the Piano. James Sherwood has become one of the country's foremost comedy writers and continues to rapidly ascend the stand-up circuit. James contributes the funnies to radio shows across the BBC, including The Now Show, The News Quiz and BBC7's new topical comedy sketch show, Tilt. Phil Kay - Mr Phil Kay will move swiftly about his mind and the room getting attracted to things and ideas; he will revel in the reveal of his latest escapades, mixing in impromptu dance and song, culinary treats and a wee game of twister as a secret finale. Colin Hoult - Direct from an extremely successful sell out run in Edinburgh, Colin Hoult brings his unique combination of theatre & comedy, you'll be taken on a twisting and unpredictable journey of laughter, terror and surprise.
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Jamie Walton and Daniel Grimwood: Beethoven, Britten, Brahms, Prokofiev
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Jay Phelps
Free
ConcertEvery Tue 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Ladybird N1 0NY[map]
Phelps honours the integrity and captures what is the the traditional spirit of jazz music.
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Jennifer C. Kelsey: Dissenting Women of the Eighteenth Century
Special event31 March 2010
Housmans Bookshop N1 9DY[map]
Throughout the eighteenth century, from childhood to old age, women from all strata of British society faced the same prejudice because of their sex. Not all women, however, were prepared to accept their lot; some openly objected to a double standard which placed them under far more restrictions - physical, intellectual, financial and social - than men and boys. Even for those who did accept the status quo, there were ways to make use of, or even exploit, the situations in which they found themselves in order to better their positions and claim some autonomy. Kelsey's new publication is a study of women's resistance both explicit and subtle. Join the author for a discussion of 'A Voice of Discontent' as well as an opportunity for questions and answers and book signing.
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Jeremy Batch: London's More Important River
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Jericho
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Jim Lewis: The Lee Valley Waterways and Works
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Jim Moray + Pig Earth
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Joe Worricker + Heebie Jeebies
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(USD6.09)Concert17 March 2010
The Lexington N1 9JB[map]
Joe Worricker touted as 'Britain's next great voice' (Mojo) Joe Worricker has a unique and distinct vocal that could easily be confused for a 70's soul diva. This young good looking protégé is a British gem, and was quickly snapped up by Rough Trade. The Heebie Jeebies concoct a tropical mix of calypso and African rhythms with a distinct northern uk post punk mystique.
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John Keats
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John Metcalfe Band and Matthew Barley
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(USD14.47)Music13 May 2010
Kings Place N1 9AG[map]
The John Metcalfe Band plays tracks from cult albums Scorching Bay and A Darker Sunset, and previews material from a new album due for release later in the year. As ever the band features the wide-ranging exceptional talents of performers from differing musical backgrounds and for this concert will be inviting special guest musicians including cellist Matthew Barley to make a truly memorable evening.
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John Packman: The Norfolk Broads
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John Surman
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