ListingsUpdated Sat 24 Oct
Islington London: what's on and things to do
What is on in Islington: Sadler's Wells, the Almeida, the Union Chapel and a run of small rooms along Upper Street. The Angel end is busy every night of the week; Highbury is quieter and better for it.
Friday
13 November-
Comedy £9.50 plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: Lonely Stupid Violent
Frankie Browne's debut stand-up hour, on intrusive thoughts, bad eyesight and anxieties about life online.
Thursday
19 November-
Theatre From £18
Lilian Baylis Studio: Georgia Tegou: In the Quiet of Us
Until 21 Nov
Georgia Tegou: In the Quiet of Us at the Lilian Baylis Studio. The run is published; the times and prices are on the booking page.
Friday
20 November-
Theatre From £18
Lilian Baylis Studio: Georgia Tegou: In the Quiet of Us
Until 21 Nov
Georgia Tegou: In the Quiet of Us at the Lilian Baylis Studio. The run is published; the times and prices are on the booking page.
Saturday
21 November-
Theatre From £18
Lilian Baylis Studio: Georgia Tegou: In the Quiet of Us
Georgia Tegou: In the Quiet of Us at the Lilian Baylis Studio. The run is published; the times and prices are on the booking page.
Sunday
22 November-
Theatre £11.50 plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: Forever Hold Your Peace
Caroline Kriesen's new play: Olivia returns to London for her two best friends' wedding, hiding a history with both of them.
Sunday
6 December-
Theatre £14.50 plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: The Collective 2: Writer’s Showcase, 3pm
The first of two showcases of new plays from the Caromoon Collective's second group of twelve playwrights.
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Theatre £14.50 plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: The Collective 2: Writer’s Showcase, 6.30pm
The second of two showcases of new plays from the Caromoon Collective's second group of twelve playwrights.
Monday
7 December-
Comedy £13 plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: Shake it Up: The Improvised Shakespeare Show
ShakeItUp Theatre improvise a brand new Shakespeare play in the Bard's own language, built from audience suggestions.
Tuesday
8 December-
Comedy £15 plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: The Wild Geese Unplucked
David Kitchen, a fan since 1983, on why the 1978 Richard Burton and Roger Moore film The Wild Geese is so underrated.
Sunday
13 December-
Comedy £15 plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: The Wild Geese Unplucked
David Kitchen, a fan since 1983, on why the 1978 Richard Burton and Roger Moore film The Wild Geese is so underrated.
Monday
14 December-
Theatre £10 plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: I Have a Dream
Nathan Cassidy's play puts a comedian, an ex-singer, a receptionist and a failed entertainer in one hotel room.
Sunday
20 December-
Comedy £14, concessions £12, plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: Ugly Little Love Songs
The first outing of Ugly Little Love Songs, billed as a veritable cornucopia of amorous malaise.
Monday
21 December-
Comedy £9.50 plus booking fee
Hen & Chickens Theatre: Nathan Cassidy: The Unbearable Tragedy of Being Happy
Nathan Cassidy attempts a stand-up show about being happy, which he counts as a disaster for a comedian.
Friday
9 July-
Gigs From £75
Wireless Festival
Until 11 Jul
Three days of hip hop and R and B in Finsbury Park, and the one where the queue for the station afterwards is the real event. Dates follow the usual second weekend of July.
Saturday
10 July-
Gigs From £75
Wireless Festival
Until 11 Jul
Three days of hip hop and R and B in Finsbury Park, and the one where the queue for the station afterwards is the real event. Dates follow the usual second weekend of July.
Sunday
11 July-
Gigs From £75
Wireless Festival
Three days of hip hop and R and B in Finsbury Park, and the one where the queue for the station afterwards is the real event. Dates follow the usual second weekend of July.