Film
A homeless street artist (played by writer/director Charles Lane) rescues a nipper (played by his own daughter) after her father is murdered in this little-seen, near-silent, monochrome 1989 comedy which owes much to Chaplin’s The Kid and was an acknowledged influence on The Artist.
It’s back on screen in the Comedy Genius season.
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‘A Fish Called Julie’ opens at the gallery on April 3
By Sarski Anderson Monday Mar 10, 2025
Comedy / Rosalie Minnitt
‘Clementine’ arrives at The Wardrobe Theatre on April 3 for a three-night run
By Sarski Anderson Wednesday Mar 5, 2025
Theatre / romeo and juliet
Shakespeare’s most famous love story is enhanced with rap, soul and R&B
By Sarski Anderson Saturday Feb 22, 2025
Dance / inklingroom
The immersive club night on February 28 will feature dance performances and electronic music
By Sarski Anderson Friday Feb 14, 2025
Comedy / stewart lee
The band have released ‘I Am The Man Wulf’ to soundtrack Lee's year-long standup tour
By Sarski Anderson Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Theatre / weston studio
‘Playfight’ will be at The Weston Studio from March 14-29
By Sarski Anderson Tuesday Feb 11, 2025
