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  • Gambon brings Beckett’s Last Tape to London July 29, 2010
    Michael Gambon is to return to the London stage this autumn when he stars in Samuel Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape at the Duchess theatre from 15 September to 20 November. […]
  • Recording released for Legally’s London cast July 29, 2010
    Fans of the perky pink show Legally Blonde The Musical will be bending and snapping with delight at the news that the London production will release a cast recording this summer. […]
  • Two premieres for Unicorn new season July 28, 2010
    A new show based on the novel The Garbage King and another in-house Christmas show top and tail the autumn season at the Unicorn children’s theatre this year. […]
  • Toby Stephens July 28, 2010
    It is a somewhat depressing subject for a summer’s day but given Toby Stephens is starring in a play called Danton’s Death it is inevitable that mortality comes up more than once in his conversation with Caroline Bishop. […]
  • tkts celebrates 30th birthday with free tickets July 28, 2010
    Leicester Square’s official and most famous ticket booth, tkts, has reached an important milestone this year. The half price ticket outlet will celebrate its 30th birthday on 10 August with a free ticket giveaway. […]

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  • Pryda Warehouse Party June 25, 2010
    See DJ legend Eric Prydz and rising star Gui Boratto at the new Pryda Warehouse Party in a secret London location. 31 Jul […]
  • Oh What a Lovely Recession May 13, 2010
    Free burlesque night, with cabaret performance followed by retro indie disco tunes. What more could you ask for? Fridays […]
  • My Gosh Marvellous Presents Live in Technicolour May 5, 2010
    A one-off club night featuring vintage movie fun in London's Camden. Includes a live big band and ITV's Chris Cosby. 7 Jun […]
  • Jailhouse Jam March 30, 2010
    Celebrate your Friday freedom with Jailhouse Jam in London! First Friday of the month […]
  • Club De Fromage December 30, 2009
    Beer, dressing up and plenty of cheese at this fun pop night in London. Strictly no trendy music! Saturdays […]

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Gordon Brown

Gordon Brown must be sorry for ever dreaming that one day “he who would be king” would be Prime Minsiter.
I can never remember the country and economy being in such a bad way.
So much for his good stewardship of the economy over the past ten years. If the economy was in such good shape why has it folded like a pack of playing cards since Gordon has been in the hot seat?
The truth is that he had been very lucky over the years he was at number two, when the world’s economy was booming. He didn’t need to do anything, it was all done for him by the other players.
Now it it clear he hasn’t got a clue, character or temperament to be leading this country.
I say do the brave thing and call a general election now before things get any worse. At least he will be remembered as being brave.
This is wishful thinking as he will hold on with his fragmented finger nails to the last possible minute.
I can not remember a worse Prime Minister and that includes John Major. And that’s saying something!

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