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Southwark Love on the Fair South Bank

Southwark Fair, a new play by SE1-based playwright Local attractions are celebrating St Valentine’s Day Samuel Adamson and starring Maragret Tyzack, with a series of marketing stunts. has its world première this month at the National David Flynn will be dating 13 women in 13 days to find the right date for St Valentine’s Day, visiting a different South Bank Theatre. attraction each night. 28-year-old Flynn, who is communications Rehearsals began last month with a Samuel Adamson’s new version of director of a city law firm, will be writing an online diary at cast of seven including Rory Kinnear Ibsen’s Pillars of the Community can www.loveonthesouthbank.co.uk and Simon Gleeson who are SE1 currently be seen at the National. His Visitors to the site will be able to enter daily competitions to win the same residents. Con O’Neil and Margaret past work includes A Doll’s House for South Bank date experiences and there is also the opportunity for single women Tyzack both live nearby. Southwark Playhouse in 2003. to enter a competition to become date number thirteen. The metropolitan comedy, The first night is at the Cottesloe Flynn’s daily appointments will include a mix of lunchtime and evening directed by National Theatre supremo Theatre on Thursday 16 February but dates such as The Soldier’s Tale at the Old Vic, a champagne flight on the Nicholas Hytner, contains many there are previews, with reduced price London Eye, cocktails at the Oxo Tower Brasserie and a vist to the Dan Flavin observations of SE1 life and even tickets, from Friday 10 February. exhibition at the Hayward Gallery. features a bird whistler selling his • Samuel Adamson will be talking Tower Bridge’s high-level walkways will once again be open to couples on toys on the riverside. This will have about Southwark Fair with Nicholas the evening of 14 February - see page 3 for details. resonance with residents of Bankside’s Hytner at the National Theatre on Romance is also celebrated in a new installation alongside the Royal Festival Cardinal’s Wharf and Falcon Point Friday 17 February at 6pm. Tickets Hall, the latest in a series on the walkway between Hungerford Bridge and who have complained about noisy (£3.50; conc £2.50) for the 45 Belvedere Road. The installation contains hundreds of love messages hidden illegal trading. minute discussion are available from behind a silver film. Passers-by are encouraged to scratch away the silver to reveal Rory Kinnear plays Patrick who the box office. the poems and messages, while being serenaded by excerpts from Mark-Anthony lives a double love life. This results • The Southwark Fair play script is Turnage’s composition Hidden Love Song. in his wife pursuing his discarded being published by Faber & Faber Vinopolis is offering £39 ‘Valentines Vinopolis in a Box’ packages date across SE1 where a tangle of lost (£8.99) to coincide with its South comprising two tickets for the Vinopolis Tour, five wine tastings each, Bombay souls, including a a trainee barista and Bank première. Sapphire cocktails and a corkscrew. The box also includes a further four an elderly actress fight, fall in love and • See theatre listings on page 5 for full premium wine tasting tokens and the Champagne and Sparkling Wines book by lay their private fears bare. details Susie Barrie.

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EDITOR Leigh Hatts organising a workshop to find ways to creatively PRODUCTION EDITOR James Hatts record and document the area in this time of change. CONTRIBUTORS Marion Marples Applications to participate in a week-long workshop (3-7 April) are invited from photographers and filmmakers, sonic, graphic and new media artists, PRINTED BY Copyprints Ltd architects, writers, academics and all those who are curious about what the Elephant and Castle has been and might be. The organisers aim to select a group ADVERTISING of between 10 and 20 who will collectively explore the desires and ambitions, For details of our competitive rates call us for a rate card on 020 frustrations and regrets that are informing the demolition and rebuilding of this 7633 0766 or email [email protected]. You can also download our unique urban environment. rate card from www.inSE1.co.uk The workshop will be facilitated by Val Williams, Director of the University SUBSCRIPTIONS of the Arts London Photography and the Archive Research Centre at London To receive the next 12 issues by post in the UK please send a College of Communication (LCC), and Sophie Howarth, Curator of Public cheque for £6 to the address above, made payable to ‘in SE1’. Programmes at Tate Modern. There will be a number of visiting contributors Please specify starting issue. throughout the week. There is no fee to participate but participants are asked to commit to the LISTINGS INFORMATION whole week. To apply, send a paragraph explaining the reasons for your interest Listings are free; details of events to be considered for inclusion to [email protected] next month should be sent by Wednesday 22 February to •The exhibition Life at the Elephant: 1948 & 2005 featuring Bert Hardy’s classic [email protected] or by post. post-war images of the area – until recently on display at the Cuming Museum – has moved to the London College of Communication for an extended run in DISCLAIMER more accessible premises. The exhibition continues until Friday 17 February Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of our listings but all – see listings on page 6. details are subject to alteration by venues and organisers and no responsibility can be accepted for any inaccuracies.

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Be illuminated by family fun and write Children & Family poetry in Flavin-inspired shapes. What’s On in SE1 HMS Belfast Morgan’s Lane, Tooley Street T 020 7940 6320 Design Museum hmsbelfast.iwm.org.uk February 2006 28 Shad Thames T 020 7940 8782 www.designmuseum.org Saturday 11 to Sunday 19 February Every month we bring you a 4-page pullout listings section Saturday 25 & Sunday 26 February Sundays 5, 12, 19 & 26 February MEDAL MAKING Tuesday 28 February PUPPETEERING 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm; included in Special Events LGBT HISTORY GUIDED WALK Inspired by characters in their favourite admission Meet 6.30pm for a 7pm start at The stories, children can learn how to Take a look at some real medals and George, 77 Borough High Street; free become puppeteers by designing, then design and make your own. Create making and decorating their own the mould from plasticine, imprint your Blue Badge Guide Walking Weekend Southwark poet and performer John Constable conducts this free walk. John puppets. These Puppeteering workshops design and then cast it with Plaster of www.bluebadgeguidewalkingweekend.org.uk reveals the secret history of Southwark’s will also encourage children to develop Paris. medieval Liberty with its cross-dressing their storytelling skills as the grand finale Saturday 18 & Sunday 19 February actors and prostitutes licensed by is for them to stage a puppet show with Saturday 11 to Sunday 19 February INTERNATIONAL TOURIST GUIDE bishops, and performs short excerpts their newly created puppets, which they SECOND WORLD WAR QUIZ DAYS from The Southwark Mysteries, his can then take home with them. Tower Bridge Exhibition and HMS Belfast The free Blue Badge guided walks this own work inspired by it. This unusual All these workshops are suitable for 6 to have joined forces to create a quiz for all are focused on the Jubilee Walkway guided tour explores the history of 12 year olds. All children under 12 are the family. Answer 10 questions correctly sexual identity, with particular reference entitled to free admission to the Design at each attraction and you could win the BARROWS AND THE BARD to LGBT-related stories. You are also Museum and free workshop places, but exclusive opportunity to ‘kip’ onboard Meet 11am-3pm on the hour at Shell welcome to come and share your own must be accompanied by a paying adult. the historic warship and raise Tower Centre exit, Waterloo Station knowledge and personal anecdotes, to Advance booking is essential for all Bridge. Waterloo to London Bridge help recover a lost part of our history. children’s workshops on 020 7940 8782 Imperial War Museum The walk lasts up to 2 hours and ends at or [email protected]. THE POOL AND THE POUND Lambeth Road T 020 7416 5320 Meet 11am-3pm on the hour at Duke the Leather Exchange pub. Florence Nightingale Museum www.iwm.org.uk Street Hill exit, London Bridge Station New London Bridge House St Thomas’ Hospital T 020 7620 0374 Saturday 4 & Sunday 5 February www.florencenightingale.co.uk London Bridge to Liverpool Street 25 London Bridge Street T 020 7493 5311 IN THEIR SHOES Fashion and Textile Museum www.shardlondonbridge.com Saturday 11, Sunday 12 & Tuesday 14 11.30am, 2.30pm; free; children must be February accompanied 83 Bermondsey Street T 020 7407 8664 Tuesday 31 January & Wednesday 1 February www.ftmlondon.org VICTORIAN VALENTINES A chance to look at Museum artefacts, EXHIBITION Sat & Sun 12pm-3pm; Tue 10.30am- and discover the people and stories Saturday 4 & Sunday 12 February Tue 12 noon-8pm, Wed 10am-6pm; free 1.30pm; £5.80 (child & conc £4.20; family behind them. KNITTING CLUB Exhibition of proposed Renzo Piano- £13) 2pm-6pm; £20 (conc £15) designed redevelopment of New London Florence had lots of admirers. Design Saturday 11 to Sunday 19 February The knitting group Cast Off leads special Bridge House - aka ‘Baby Shard‘. a Victorian Valentine card using scraps NOW YOU SEE ME, NOW YOU DON’T! Valentine knitting sessions, presenting oneLondon ribbons and lace. funky knitting techniques and fresh 1.00pm - 5.00pm; free; children must be Wednesday 15 & Thursday 16 February accompanied ideas to anyone who is willing to learn. Wednesday 8 February No experience necessary. Tea and snacks POETRY WORKSHOP Create dazzling camouflage designs for INTRODUCTION TO ENTERPRISE 10.30am-1.30pm; £5.80 (child & conc the 21st century. Drop in art activity. included. Advance booking essential. 10.15am-2pm www.castoff.info £4.20; family £13) Museum of Garden History Do you live in Waterloo and have a Special half-term holiday activity. Glaziers Hall business or self-employment idea you’d Lambeth Palace Road T 020 7401 8865 like to develop? Contact Abigail at Hayward Gallery www.museumgardenhistory.org 9 Montague Close oneLondon on 07792 471 115 or email Belvedere Road T 0870 169 1000 [email protected] to book a www.hayward.org.uk Wednesday 15 February Friday 24 February CREATIVE CREEPY CRAWLIES MAYOR OF SOUTHWARK’S FANCY place on this free training session. �� DRESS CHARITY BALL Monday 13 February 2pm; free St Matthew’s-at-the-Elephant Lesley Howes looks at silkworms and 7pm for 7.30pm; £45 from 020 7525 ILLUMINATING LINES other garden insects and bugs. 7303 or [email protected] Meadow Row T 020 7357 8532 2pm-4pm; free (booking essential) Cllr Vicky Naish, the Mayor of Southwark, Saturday 18 February will host a fancy dress charity ball to raise TABLE TOP SALE money for the Head and Neck Cancer 11am-2pm; 20p Unit at Guy’s and St Thomas’ and the Various items new and old for sale. Diabetic Unit at King’s College Hospital. Everyone is welcome to attend the Tower Bridge Exhibition event, with fancy dress optional. Cllr �� www.towerbridge.org.uk Naish, whose husband and son are both diabetic, has supported organisations Tuesday 14 February working to treat the condition for LOVE ON THE WALKWAYS - �� over forty years. Her husband recently VALENTINE’S EVENING received treatment for throat cancer at £10 per couple Guy’s and St Thomas’. There will be a Tower Bridge will once again be opening carvery, live music, a raffle, an auction its doors for romance! Climb the original �� and a licensed bar. Victorian staircase all the way to the top of Tower Bridge. On arrival within the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender magnificent glass-covered Walkways, 42 History Month metres above the River Thames, you can www.lgbthistorymonth.org.uk enjoy a complimentary glass of bubbly while taking in the incredible views. Saturday 11 February The event promises to be a glamourous PRIDE IN HEALTH one, with atmospheric lighting and 10am-5pm at Glaziers Hall, Montague Cl. some special decorative touches on LGBT health open day; Pick up practical the Walkways. Tickets for this special information; find out what’s on in the evening are only available online: visit area and meet organisations. www.inSE1.co.uk/towerbridge

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Old Operating Theatre, Crockatt and Powell St John’s Waterloo Southwark Cathedral Museum & Herb Garret 119 Lower Marsh T 020 7928 0234 Waterloo Road T 020 7633 9819 London Bridge T 020 7367 6700 9a St Thomas Street T 020 7188 2679 www.crockattpowell.com www.stjohnswaterloo.co.uk www.southwark.anglican.org/cathedral www.thegarret.org.uk Monday 6 February Every Thursday Thursday 2 February Tuesday 14 February READING GROUP RUSH HOUR CONCERT CANDLEMAS PILLS, POTIONS, POISONS 7.30pm 6pm; free 8.15am & 12.45pm 11am & 2pm; £3.75 (conc £2.75) First meeting of a new reading group Southbank Sinfonia Eucharist for the Presentation of Christ in Hands-on herbal medicine. to meet on the first Monday of every Thu 2: Simon Over conducts Schubert the Temple. month. Tonight’s subject is Orhan Overture in the Italian Style Wednesday 15 February Pamuk’s Snow. Thu 9: Michael Pugh (piano) Thursday 2 February PLAGUE Thu 16: Laura Smith (flute), Gillian Ripley CANDLEMAS CHORAL EVENSONG 2pm; £3.75 (conc £2.75) Tuesday 28 February (violin) & Simon Over (conductor) 5.30pm Find out how the Black Death which PETER HOBBS Thu 23: No concert killed millions was finally beaten. 7pm; free (booking essential) Reading from his new short stories book. Saturday 4 February Comedy Thursday 16 February Lambeth Council WESTMINSTER PHILHARMONIC ANIMAL MEDICINE ORCHESTRA 2pm; £3.75 (conc £2.75) www.lambeth.gov.uk 7.30pm; £12 (conc £8) The Roebuck Animals were used widely in medicine. Malcolm Arnold: Symphony no. 2; Tuesday 28 February 50 Great Dover Street T 020 7357 7324 Learn about the time when the cure for Butterworth: A Shropshire Lad; Britten: www.upthearts.com a cold was to kiss a mouse. NORTH LAMBETH AREA Violin concerto; Bliss: Things to come COMMITTEE suite. Conductor Jonathan Butcher. Friday 10 February Friday 17 February 7pm at Kennington Park Community Advance booking on 020 8607 9450. UP THE ARTS COMEDY Centre, 8 Harleyford St, SE11 THE MEDICINE BAG 8.30pm (doors 8pm); £6 (conc £5) Meeting covers Waterloo area issues. 2pm; £3.75 (conc £2.75) Sunday 26 February Sol Bernstein, Toby Adams, Peter Discover the secrets of the Victorian National Theatre MIDSUMMER OPERA Tennant, Alexis Dubus, Verity Welch, doctor in hands-on workshop. 7pm; £15 (conc £12) South Bank T 020 7452 3400 Christian Steel and Paul Ricketts (MC). www.nationaltheatre.org.uk World première of Simon Milton’s Saturday 18 February Fanfare for Verdi Brass performed by Miller of Mansfield SPEED SURGERY Friday 17 February Orchestra and Chorus of Midsummer 96 Snowsfields T 020 7407 2690 2pm; £3.75 (conc £2.75) Opera conducted by David Roblou. www.upthearts.com Demonstrations of Victorian surgery PLATFORM: SOUTHWARK FAIR 6pm; £2.50 & £3.50 Soloists: Deborah Siân Stoddart when demonstrations were performed (soprano), Deborah Miles-Johnson Tuesday 14 February without anaethesia. Southwark Fair author Samuel Adamson and its director Nicholas Hytner discuss (mezzo soprano), John Upperton (tenor) ST VALENTINE’S NIGHT: LURVE UP South Bank Centre the play. and Stephen Holloway (bass). Programme THE ARTS SPECIAL includes Giovanni Gabrieli: Canzon Primi 8.30pm (doors 8pm); £6 (conc £5, Belvedere Road T 08700 602 597 Old Operating Theatre, couples £10) www.rfh.org.uk/imagine Toni à 10 and Verdi: Requiem. Advance Museum & Herb Garret booking on 020 7652 0070. Reg D Hunter, Sol Bernstein, Brian Monday 13 to Thursday 16 February 9a St Thomas St T 020 7188 2679 www.midsummeropera.org.uk Damage & Krysstal, Vic Lambrusco, www.thegarret.org.uk Nathan Caton, Matthew Crosby and Kate IMAGINE St Matthew’s-at-the-Elephant Call for times; £7 (child £4.50) per event. Portal. Verity Welch and Paul Ricketts Children’s Literature Festival featuring Saturday 4 February Meadow Row T 020 7367 8532 compere. five authors including Roger McGough. THE DAY OF BLOOD PART 2 events for ages 6-12+. 2pm; £3.25 (conc £2.75) Friday 10 February Friday 24 February A demonstration of methods of blood- LUNCHTIME CONCERT UP THE ARTS COMEDY Tate Modern letting. Discover the instruments of 1.15pm; free 8.30pm (doors 8pm); £6 (conc £5) Bankside T 020 7887 8000 phlebotomy, from the lancet to the Elizabeth Binks (violin) and Michael Trevor Lock, Henning Wehn, Vicky de www.tate.org.uk scarificator; from cupping to a live Round (piano) from Morley College. Lacy, Carl Donnelly, Pete Peterson and Buff Wood. Mitchell Anderson (MC). demonstration of leeching. Suitable for Southwark Cathedral Sundays & Tuesday 14 to Thursday 16 all, with activities and object handling February for children. London Bridge T 020 7367 6700 START www.southwark.anglican.org/cathedral Theatre 11am-5pm; free Saturdays 11 & 25 February Paper based games including Building VICTORIAN SURGERY Every Monday Explorer architectural trail. For 5+. 2pm; £3.75 (conc £2.75) ORGAN RECITAL Greenwood Theatre 1.10pm; free Tower Bridge Exhibition Demonstration of the ordeals of surgery Weston Street without anaesthesia. Mon 6: Peter Wright www.towerbridge.org.uk Mon 13: Daniel Cook (Salisbury Southwark & Lambeth Cathedral) Wednesday 15 to Friday 17 February Saturday 11 to Sunday 19 February Archaeological Society Mon 20: Peter Wright RUDDYGORE 7.30pm; £8 (conc £5); To reserve tickets THE BLITZKRIEG COMES TO TOWER Housing Co-op Hall, 106 The Cut Mon 27: David Pipe BRIDGE email: [email protected] 9.30am-6pm; £5.50 (child £3); free to Tuesday 14 February Every Tuesday King’s College London Gilbert & Sullivan anyone who was alive during one of the MAPPING ROMAN LONDON CLASSICAL RECITAL Society presents Ruddygore. war years (1939-1945) providing they 7.30pm (refreshments from 7pm); £1 1.10pm; free Menier Chocolate Factory are accompanied by another member of Talk by Pete Rowsome. Tue 7: Royal Academy of Music their family and they bring proof of age. Tue 14: No recital 51-53 Southwark Street T 020 7907 7060 Learn about the role Tower Bridge played Southwark Council Tue 21: Gavrielle Goldman (horn) www.menierchocolatefactory.com www.southwark.gov.uk in wartime London from an actor playing Tue 28: Guildhall School of Music Until Sunday 12 March a 1940s ARP Warden. The Warden will SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH guide people through the capital’s war- Wednesday 1 February BERMONDSEY COMMUNITY Church Services GEORGE torn years, using the bridge’s remarkable Tue-Sat 8pm (Sat 3.30pm & Sun 6pm); vantage point to set the scene. COUNCIL 7pm at Aylwin Girls School, 55 £22.50 (conc £14); meal deal £27.50; book online at www.inSE1.co.uk/menier Southwark Park Road, SE16 St George’s RC Cathedral Talks & Meetings Meeting for residents of Grange, First new production of Sondheim and Riverside and South Bermondsey wards. Lambeth Road T 020 7928 5256 Lapine’s masterpiece since 1990. Starring www.southwark-rc-cathedral.org.uk Daniel Evans and Anna Jane Casey. Tuesday 21 February Highly acclaimed sell-out production Calder Bookshop Thursday 2 February BOROUGH AND BANKSIDE CANDLEMAS 51 The Cut T 020 7633 0599 COMMUNITY COUNCIL www.calderpublications.com 7.30am & 12.30pm Venue TBA Mass. The end of the 40 days of Christmas Meeting for residents of Cathedrals and marking Mary and Joseph taking Baby Thursday 2 February Chaucer wards. THE WORLD OF NANCY MITFORD Jesus to the Temple. 6.45pm; £5 (conc £3) Waterloo Community St John’s Waterloo Actors read a choice episodes from a Development Group PLAY AWAY Waterloo Road T 020 7633 9819 bygone age. www.wcdg.co.uk www.stjohnswaterloo.co.uk THE WINTER BLUES Thursday 9 February Wednesday 22 February VIRGINIA WOOLF’S THREE GUINEAS GENERAL MEETING Sunday 26 February LOCAL COMPOSER-PIANIST 6.45pm; £5 (conc £3) 7pm at Waterloo Action Centre, 14 POVERTY ACTION SUNDAY SERVICE Karin Fernald plays the writer as she Baylis Road 10.30am Offering Church Action on Poverty special day. really was and brings to life issues that Meeting for Waterloo residents about PIANO / SONGWRITING TUITION are still much with us. planned developments and other local issues. Thursday 16 February SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY LESSON OTTO WEININGER: THE ANTI- SEMITIC JEW Live Music VERONA’S WEB DESIGN * HALF PRICE * 6.45pm; £5 (conc £3) A small SE London web design studio. A look at late 19th-century anti-semitism TUITION TAILORED to Offers complete jargon-free and social theory. St George’s RC Cathedral INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS design solution to the small business. ALL LEVELS and EXPERIENCE Thursday 23 February Lambeth Road T 020 7928 5256 THE TWO SEPTEMBERS: A www.southwark-rc-cathedral.org.uk Telephone 020 7231 2254 WELCOME www.veronaswebdesign.co.uk REVELATION Saturday 18 February 6.45pm; £5 (conc £3) LUNCHTIME ORGAN RECITAL Contact us directly by R. WEDELL M. MUS. (GSM) Discovered by accident while preparing 1.05pm; donations welcome e-mail [email protected] T. 020-7407-7270 a previous event, John Calder introduces Ton van den Berg Text to 07729 831 374 the work which is read by actors. February 2006 in SE1 www.inSE1.co.uk WHAT’S ON III 5

National Theatre Rose Theatre Thursday 9 February to Friday 25 March THE POLAR EXPRESS: AN IMAX 3D South Bank T 020 7452 3000 56 Park Street JOURNEY TO THE RIVER SEA EXPERIENCE www.nationaltheatre.org.uk www.rosetheatre.org.uk Weston Theatre; times vary; £12.50 (conc (U) 101mins £8.50) ‹ Full review at www.London-SE1.co.uk Until Saturday 4 February Wednesday 8 to Saturday 11 February Amazon rhythms beat and the colours PAUL A DEVILISH EXERCISE: CONJURING of Brazil explode in a vibrant new SPACE STATION 3D Cottesloe Theatre; in repertory; £10-£27.50 MARLOWE AT THE ROSE adaptation by Carl Miller of the book (U) 45 mins A new play about faith by Howard 7.30pm (matinee Thu/Fri 2.30pm); by Eva Ibbotson. Set amid teeming ‹ Full review at www.London-SE1.co.uk Brenton. jungle greenery. Live music and dance £10 (conc £5); tickets from National Film Theatre [email protected] thread through the thrill-packed journey Until Saturday 4 February This 75-minute production intertwines of orphan Maia, adrift on the world’s South Bank T 020 7928 3232 PILLARS OF THE COMMUNITY Marlowe’s most notable works and greatest river, forging new friendships www.bfi.org.uk/nft Lyttelton Theatre; in repertory; £10- exposes the threads of desire and amidst life-changing adventures. For £36; book online at www.inSE1.co.uk/ aged 7+. Prior to tour. JEAN-PIERRE & LUC DARDENNE destruction that he wove together to Throughout February the NFT presents lyttelton form the fabric of his tales. Working A new version of Henrik Ibsen’s rarely Union Theatre a season of films by Belgium’s premier above the foundations of the original film-making duo. This season covers their performed play by Samuel Adamson Rose Theate, eleven performers will 204 Union Street T 020 7261 9876 www.uniontheatre.org early documentaries from the 70s and which is staged to mark the centenary of conjure the spirit of Marlowe’s plays and Ibsen’s death. 80s and their, likewise, seldom shown bring them back to the site after more Until Saturday 18 February first two features as well as their better Until Saturday 11 March than 400 years. THE PRINCE AMONG MEN known more recent features. ONCE IN A LIFETIME Tue-Sat 7.30pm; £10 (conc £8) St John’s Waterloo Tate Modern Olivier Theatre; £10-£36; book online at Première of work by New York Waterloo Road T 020 7633 9819 playwright Eric Henry Sanders. What Bankside T 020 7887 8008 www.inSE1.co.uk/olivier www.stjohnswaterloo.co.uk A comic play about the Hollywood movies happens when you study Machiavelli as a www.tate.org.uk/modern by George S Kaufman and Moss Hart. Saturday 18 February how-to guide? A witty and erudite dark BEYOND BELIEF comedy about greed, power and the Sunday 5 February Friday 10 February to Saturday 18 March 7.30pm; £5 election process, The Prince Among Men BFI & TATE: FILMS FOR FAMILIES MEASURE FOR MEASURE Life on the West Bank. A sensitive, is set at a boys’ boarding school. 12 noon; £4, Free for 12-year-olds and Lyttelton Theatre; Mon-Sat 7.30pm; reflective multi media roadshow written In order to impress his father and obtain under, booking recommended £10-£36 and performed by singer song writer the use of his farm house for Half Term, This programme will enthral the whole Return for a short run of the acclaimed Martin John Nicholls with cast. Original Dickie convinces Bozo to run for class family and explores the stylistic influence of Henri Rousseau on recent animation National Theatre/Complicite co- songs. president. As unlikely a candidate as can production of Shakespeare’s play. be imagined, Bozo must overcome his from around the world. Two six-minute The Shunt Vaults own unfailing stupidity and mediocrity short films, Summertime and Bunch of Fives, are followed by Michel Ocelot’s Friday 10 February to April Joiner Street T 020 7452 3000 in order to defeat Woody, the standing SOUTHWARK FAIR www.shunt.co.uk Junior Vice President on the inside track wonderful feature, Kirikou and the Cottesloe Theatre; Mon-Sat 7.30pm; to the Presidency. Sorceress. Ocelot’s film includes a musical £10-£27.50 Until Saturday 25 March score by Youssou N’Dour and is based on World Première of a new play by Samuel AMATO SALTONE a traditional west African folk tale. Adamson. Set on the South Bank. Wed-Sun 7.30pm & 9.30pm; £20 (conc Movie Highlights £15) Monday 6 February Network Theatre Shunt turns the pages and prowls the COMMUNITY FILM CLUB: LAST Lower Road, Waterloo Station streets of noir master Cornell Woolrich. BFI London IMAX Cinema ORDERS (15) www.networktheatre.org Another esoteric performance experience 7pm (refreshments from 6.30pm) in in the vaults below London Bridge 1 Charlie Chaplin Walk T 0870 787 2525 the Starr Auditorium; free to film club www.bfi.org.uk/imax Thursday 23 to Sunday 26 February Station. members THE KARAOKE WEDDING 2001 film set in South London starring Thu & Fri 7.30pm; Sat & Sun 2.30pm; £6 Southwark Playhouse MAGNIFICENT DESOLATION: WALKING ON THE MOON 3D Michael Caine, Tom Courtenay, Bob (box office [email protected] Hoskins, Helen Mirren and Ray Winstone. 62 Southwark Bridge Road T 020 7620 3494 (U) 41mins or www.ticketsource.co.uk) www.southwarkplayhouse.co.uk It’s free to join the Community Film Club ‹ Full review at www.London-SE1.co.uk A new musical taking a cynical look at - to become a member email commun the absurdities and commercialism of Until Saturday 11 February WILD SAFARI 3D [email protected] - please note marriage with heaps of original songs. MACBETH membership is primarily aimed at those (U) 45mins Directed by Gabby Vautier. Musical 7.30pm; £12 (conc £8; Mon £6) living or working in Southwark. Director Harry Blake. Southwark Playhouse presents Macbeth by William Shakespeare with music by The Old Vic Janie Amour. Directed by Andy Brereton. The Cut T 0870 060 6628 Performed by a company of seven actors, www.oldvictheatre.com this new performance, with live original music, has been created as part of Until Saturday 4 February Southwark Playhouse’s Shakespeare For THE SOLDIER’S TALE Schools programme. Booking essential. Tue-Sat 7.30pm; Sat matinée 2.30pm; £10-£25; book at www.inSE1.co.uk/oldvic Tuesday 14 February to Saturday 4 March Stravinsky’s L’Histoire du Soldat is THE SHADOW BOX THE presented in a new translation by Mon-Sat; £12 (conc & Mon £6) Abdulkareem Kasid and Rebecca London première of Michael Cristofer’s TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE Lenkiewicz in both English and Arabic, play about preparing for death set in a the languages and styles conveying hospice. different but equally compelling voices. 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�� Free consultations to discuss whether �� treatment could be helpful for you. February 2006 6 WHAT’S ON IV www.inSE1.co.uk in SE1 Gallery Different Laura Bartlett Gallery RKB Gallery Exhibitions 45 Shad Thames T 020 7357 8909 22 Leathermarket Street T 020 7403 3714 61 Union Street www.davidbegbie.com www.laurabartlettgallery.com www.rkburt.co.uk/gallery Mon-Fri 10am-6pm; Sat-Sun 12pm-6pm; Wed-Sun 12-6 or by appt Mon-Fri 10am-5pm; free Bankside Gallery free Friday 17 February to Saturday 25 March Wednesday 1 to Thursday 9 February 48 Hopton Street T 020 7928 7521 Throughout February www.banksidegallery.com DWAYNE MOSER LAYERS Daily 11am-6pm; free DAVID BEGBIE New work from the LA based artist. Recto Verso are an independent group Begbie’s distinctive steel mesh nudes are of third year students from the BA Book Llewellyn Alexander Fine Paintings Until Thursday 2 February a familiar sight in Shad Thames but with Arts and Crafts course at the London THE MINIATURE PICTURE SHOW this show of new work, he has extended The Cut T 020 7620 1322 College of Communication. Pictures no larger than A5 for sale and his range and there is now something to www.llewellynalexander.com www.bookartsandcrafts.net Mon-Sat 10am-7pm; free priced £25-£2000. suit any space and most budgets. Shakespeare’s Globe Exhibition Gallery 33 Until Saturday 4 February Bankside T 020 7902 1500 Friday 10 February to Sunday 5 March ART UNDER £1000 21ST CENTURY WATERCOLOUR 33 Swan Street T 020 7407 8668 www.shakespeares-globe.org Oils, watercolours and pastels. The Royal Watercolour Society’s open Mon-Fri 10am-5pm; frree Daily 10am-5pm; £9 (conc £6.50; child exhibition. £5.50; family £25) Until Friday 3 February Monday 6 February to Saturday 4 March The Bargehouse CHARENTAIS SUMMER BY JENNY DAVID BRAYNE & MARY PYM Until Saturday 25 March SMETS Mystical figures in landscapes and SHAKESPEARE & GUNPOWDER PLOT Bargehouse Street interiors by David Brayne and semi- www.oxotower.co.uk A celebration of summer months in Extended run for the 400th anniversary Daily 11am-6pm; free France. Oils on canvas. abstract landscapes by Mary Pym. exhibition. London College of Communication Studio Sienko Tuesday 14 February to Monday 6 March Monday 6 to Tuesday 28 February PICTURETHIS GALLIPOLI Elephant & Castle 57A Lant Street T 020 7403 1353 www.lcc.arts.ac.uk & www.elephantandcastle.org.uk Aims to raise awareness and funds for A selection of photography and Mon-Fri 11am-6pm; free Mon-Fri 9am-8pm; Sat 9am-4.30pm; free War Child through the sale of established photomontage by Tony Linforth-Hall and up-coming artists’ work. Includes first exhibited at Imperial War Museum Until Tuesday 28 February Until Friday 17 February BEATA OBST display of decommissioned weaponry North. LIFE IN THE ELEPHANT 1948 & 2005 as well as audio and video pieces about Studious nudes and abstract composition Hayward Gallery Bert Hardy’s 1948 images alongside 2005 paintings. the work of the charity. Featuring works photos of the Heygate estate. by Sam Taylor-Wood, Damien Hirst, Peter South Bank Centre T 08703 800 400 Southwark Cathedral Refectory Blake, Banksy and Rankin. www.hayward.org.uk London Glassblowing Workshop Daily 10am-6pm (Tue & Wed until 8pm, London Bridge 7 The Leathermarket, Weston St T 020 7403 2800 City Hall Fri until 9pm); £9 (seniors £6, children www.southwark.anglican.org/cathedral www.londonglassblowing.co.uk Daily 10am-5pm (closed 25 Dec); free The Queen’s Walk £3, under 12s free); half price Mondays Mon-Fri 10am-5pm; Sat 11 Feb 11am- www.london.gov.uk Until Sunday 2 April 4pm; free Until Tuesday 28 February Mon-Fri 8am-8pm (also Sat 4 and Sun 5 BLACK ELDERS GROUP 10am-5pm); free DAN FLAVIN: A RETROSPECTIVE Monday 6 to Friday 24 February Work by Age Concern Southwark group First comprehensive exhibition of artist TANGENTS Until Tuesday 28 February who died in 1996 includes over forty led by South African artist Mbuyisa International contemporary glass art. Ten Maphalala. BEIJING OLYMPICS PHOTOGRAPHY fluorescent light works. artists including Peter Layton. EXHIBITION HMS Belfast Southwark Underground Station Depicting Beijing’s preparations for the Menier Gallery Corner of The Cut and Blackfriars Road 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Morgan’s Lane, Tooley Street T 020 7940 6320 51 Southwark Street hmsbelfast.iwm.org.uk www.paintingsinhospitals.org.uk Delfina Daily 10am-6pm £8 (conc £5); under Tuesday 7 February to April 50 Bermondsey Street T 020 7357 6600 16s free Tuesday 7 to Saturday 18 February CHINA DREAMING www.delfina.org.uk 4WALL New photographic work by Chinese Mon-Fri 10am-5pm; Sat 12 noon-4pm; Until Friday 31 March Exhibition of print makers. students based in London and China. free A SHARED TRADITION Features a series of large-scale images Highlights the contribution made by Tuesday 21 to Saturday 25 February and aims to represent the diversity of Until Monday 27 February the Commonwealth Navies to the final MOMENTUM and provide an insight into contemporary ANDREW CROSS: 3 HOURS FROM victory of the Second World War. Using Ten professional artists. Chinese culture in China and in London. photographs and artefacts the exhibition HERE Morley Gallery Tate Modern This recent video records a journey it looks at the contribution made to the by long-distance lorry through a campaign at sea by people from the 61 Westminster Bridge Rd T 020 7450 1826 Bankside T 020 7887 8008 contemporary English landscape of various countries of the British Empire www.morleycollege.ac.uk www.tate.org.uk motorways, freight distribution centres and Commonwealth. Daily 10am-6pm (Fri & Sat 10pm); free Until Thursday 9 February and out-of-town container parks. Imperial War Museum ANOTHER COURSE Until Sunday 5 February JUNGLES IN PARIS Design Museum Lambeth Road T 020 7416 5320 An exhibition of work by Morley tutors £10 (conc £8) 28 Shad Thames T 0870 833 9955 www.iwm.org.uk of Digital Design, Fashion, Film, Glass Daily 10am-6pm; free Engraving, Jewellery and Video. Henri Rousseau. www.designmuseum.org ‹ Full review at www.London-SE1.co.uk Daily 10am-6pm (last admission 5.15pm); £6 (conc £4) Until Sunday 5 February Thursday 16 to Tuesday 28 February MORLEY SCULPTURE SOCIETY Until Sunday 26 March CAPTIVE UNILEVER SERIES: EMBANKMENT Sculpture by new group of artists. Until Sunday 19 February An art exhibition about the experiences Rachel Whiteread’s white boxes fill the DESIGN MART of British troops in the Far East. Museum of Garden History Turbine Hall. Emerging design talent. A regularly changing selection of the work featured Until Monday 17 April Lambeth Palace Road T 020 7401 8865 www.museumgardenhistory.org Wednesday 8 February to Sunday 14 May in Design Mart in the past two years LAWRENCE OF ARABIA: THE LIFE, MARTIN KIPPENBERGER THE LEGEND Daily 10.30am-5pm; voluntary fee £3 (conc £2.50) 10am-6pm (Fri & Sat 9.15pm); £8 (conc Until Sunday 26 February £7 (conc £6) £5.50) ROBERT BROWNJOHN Reveals the life of this extraordinary man, Until Friday 21 April First major exhibition to explore work of A retrospective of the graphic designer including his early years, his wartime the Seventies German artist. staged by his friend Alan Fletcher. exploits in the Middle East, his post-war A COMPANY OF PLEASURES ‹ Full review at www.London-SE1.co.uk service career and writings, and how his Lady Salisbury’s Hatfield House garden. the.gallery@oxo story became legend. National Theatre Oxo Tower Wharf T 020 7401 2255 Until Sunday 26 March ‹ Full review at www.London-SE1.co.uk South Bank T 020 7452 3400 www.oxotower.co.uk BREEDING TABLES Daily 11am-6pm; free Swedish-German design duo Reed Kram Until Monday 31 July www.nationaltheatre.org.uk Daily 10am-11pm; free and Clemens Weisharr. GREAT ESCAPES Thursday 2 to Sunday 12 February A look at some of the ingenious and Monday 6 February to Saturday 1 April REBUILD ME Until Sunday 26 November audacious escape attempts made by Photographs by Gillian Mead of Sri DESIGNING MODERN BRITAIN A PASSION FOR PERFORMANCE Allied prisoners of war during WWII. This Wild and energetic images of performing Lanka’s survival one year after the Includes London Transport’s 1930s design hands-on exhibition offers an insight into arts and artists of the last century, Tsunami. programme, the 1951 Festival of Britain the fascinating reality behind such well- selected from Getty Images’ archive. and plans for the 2012 Olympics. known stories as the Colditz glider, the Union fa projects Wooden Horse and the Great Escape. Old Operating Theatre, 57 Ewer Street T 020 7928 3388 Museum & Herb Garret www.union-gallery.com 1-2 Bear Gardens T 020 7928 3228 Jerwood Space Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 12-5 www.faprojects.com 9a St Thomas St T 020 7188 2679 171 Union Street T 020 7654 0171 www.thegarret.org.uk www.jerwoodspace.co.uk Daily 10.30am-5pm; £4.75 (conc £3.75) Until Saturday 25 March Until Saturday 25 February Daily 10am-6pm; free ROSE WYLIE CHARLIE WHITE Until Friday 31 March Paintings. Everything is American. Until Saturday 18 February SUTURE: ART WITHOUT ANAESTHETIC The Walk Gallery Florence Nightingale Museum IN BRIEF: ALISTAIR FROST Interactive video intervention. First in a new series in association with 23 King Edward Walk T 020 7928 3786 St Thomas’ Hospital T 020 7620 0374 Hales Gallery featuring work by recent Purdy Hicks Gallery www.walkgallery.com www.florence-nightingale.co.uk graduates and postgraduates. Mon-Fri 10.30am-6.30pm; free Mon-Fri 10am-5pm; weekend 10am- 65 Hopton Street T 020 7401 9229 www.purdyhicks.com 4.30pm; £5.80 (conc £4.20) Until Tuesday 21 February Mon-Fri 10am-5.30pm (Wed 7pm); Sat & Friday 3 to Friday 24 February CONTEMPORARY WOODCUTS Until April MICHAEL PYBUS: CLINCHER Sun 12 noon-5pm; free Café Space Until Saturday 11 February Wide range of woodcut prints by 16 THE WONDERFUL MRS SEACOLE artists including Royal Society of Painter- Mary Seacole bicentenary exhibition. A sculptural installation which takes the ALICE MAHER form of a large black cocoon, installed in Printmakers members. the ceiling of the Café Space, Friday 17 February to Saturday 18 March ESTELLE THOMPSON February 2006 in SE1 www.inSE1.co.uk FEATURES 7 FOOD & DRINK BOOK REVIEW Ned’s Noodle Bar Poets, Parsons and 3e Belvedere Road, County Hall • 020 7593 0077 www.nedsnoodlebar.com Prisoners Ned’s Noodle Bar is found in just two places: St George the Martyr Westbourne Grove and behind County Hall. The SE1 Church in Borough branch is in the Belvedere Road colonnade opposite High Street is wrapped the Dali Universe. in sheeting for its The immediate feeling inside Ned’s is of a genuine Chinese eatery. There restoration so this is are lots of high stools at tables which have huge bottles of chilli sauce. The good time to read an pictures include, appropriately, Tintin’s Le Lotus Bleu. The menu really needs reading in advance so the takeaway copy for important new book studying at home before the second visit is recommended. There are 11 choices placing the church at the of noodle box and three broth noodle boxes. The noodles come in egg, rice and centre of English history udon varieties. and literature. During our weekday lunchtime visit, the service was very quick with the Rector Tony Lucas has selected freshly prepared food brought to our table. The main meal comes in a waxed writing over six centuries by people box with a wire handle and attached is a spoon as well as chop sticks. associated with the church and parish. There are lots of ice creams but the only real pudding for winter is the hot Many have wondered if Chaucer visited the church when researching The banana fritta in Golden Syrup (5 for £2). Canterbury Tales. It seem that he passed the door but, like us today, could not go Delivery throughout SE1, or across the river to the Houses of Parliament, in due to restoration work in progress. Watching the rebuilding was Chaucer’s is just £1 extra. Meetings and conferences are catered for with special friend John Gower who lived at Southwark Priory (now Cathedral). Although arrangements. buried in the well-known tomb in the cathedral he left money for St George’s. Meanwhile our meal for two of Miso Udon Hotpot, Sweet and Sour Edmund Grindal’s diary account of the secret nighttime burial of Bishop Chicken, Coca-Cola, Italian sparkling water, and banana fritters came to Bonner, a prisoner, highlights the Elizabethan religious disputes. £17.60. And we were surprisingly full. Two incumbents were scholarly Italians and one was among the poet rectors. Parishioner John Keats wrote a famous poem in Southwark. The author READER OFFER THE BIG HOUSE PARTY is also a poet and ends with one of his own works. Southwark resident and travel pictures and lots of user friendly Readers will be pleased to see a chapter devoted to Eric Mathieson who was journalist Liz Bird is co-author indexing highlighting venues with the last vicar of St Alphege, chaplain to the National Theatre and a published with Jane Knight of a new travel pools, tennis courts, family-friendly poet. In 1980 he wrote: guidebook called The Big House facilities etc as well as those ideal The dusk settles over London Bridge and Party: more than 100 large places for weddings, shooting, fishing. You The Spirit hovers a grey comforter, as to stay with family and friends can hire a manor house on a country South Bank smoke, Cathedral prayers, in Britain. The book features estate from £50pp for a weekend. Drift south across this tangled everything from converted barns Visit www.thebighouseparty.com for Strange kaleidoscope of mud and grace. to manor houses and castles as well details. The cover price is £14.99 but From Wife of Bath to Little Dorrit; as unusual venues such as Scottish readers of in SE1 can buy a copy for From Lancelot to Mervyn. islands, a train and a cliffside fort just £12.99 including UK P&P by •Poets, Parsons and Prisoners by Tony Lucas (Carmelyon; £7) is available in Cornwall - all of which can be writing to The Big House Party, 48 from Crockatt & Powell, 119 Lower Marsh (020 7928 1234, hired exclusively by groups. It’s a The Paragon, Searles Road, London www.crockattpowell.com) coffee-table-style book with great SE1 4YL

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