NOW SHOWING
Steve Elliot as OOROG - ‘ONE MAN BOND’ in Never Ever Say Never…Ever!
- 21 June 2013 at 9:30pm
- tickets: £11.50
BOOK ONLINE HERE
(A tribute to the James Bond phenomenon)
The cold war is long over and smooth, suave, sophisticated secret agent Double-0-Rodge is languishing in retirement, pining for the glory days of fast cars, bikini clad girls and cracking one-liners.
But Wait! What’s this? As luck would have it a power crazed madman wants to take over the world and there’s only one man who can stop… [read more]
The Picnic
- 21 June 2013 at 7:30pm
- tickets: £6.50 BOOK ONLINE HERE
Kennelblock Theatre Presents The Picnic. Two women share a picnic and consider what it means to be two sandwiches short of one… ‘The Picnic’, by Terri Ann Bailey, explores one woman’s struggle to take her picnic outside and return to ‘normal’ life. The play explores themes of time, loneliness, family, loss and friendship as the characters… [read more]
Steve Elliot as OOROG - ‘ONE MAN BOND’ in Never Ever Say Never…Ever!
- 22 June 2013 at 9:30pm
- tickets: £11.50 BOOK ONLINE HERE
(A tribute to the James Bond phenomenon)
The cold war is long over and smooth, suave, sophisticated secret agent Double-0-Rodge is languishing in retirement, pining for the glory days of fast cars, bikini clad girls and cracking one-liners.
But Wait! What’s this? As luck would have it a power crazed madman wants to take over the world and there’s only one man who can stop… [read more]
The Etcetera Theatre is one of London’s best known pub theatres. Situated above The Oxford Arms on Camden High Street, the Etcetera is only 75 metres from Camden Town tube station and is at the heart of one of the city’s busiest and most vibrant areas.
Since 1986 the Etcetera has played host to the very best of the London Fringe. New writing, revivals, comedy, magic, musicals, readings and previews - you name it, it all happens here.
“...one of the smallest theatres in London [but] this doesn't stop it punching well above its weight, laying on consistently strong theatre since 1986” Time Out (Sep 2010)
“One of London’s best pub theatres” Guardian (Feb 2008)
“Lovely and cosy” Camden New Journal (Jan 2008)
