Sunday 5th September 2010
West End Bares: Strip Britannia
Cafe De Paris, 3 to 4 Coventry Street, London, W1D 6BL.
A Broadway ADULTS ONLY annual since 1992 now comes to London for the first time.
The hottest male and female dancers in the West End raise funds for "MAD" (The
Make A Difference Trust) to support people living with HIV and AIDS, and those
in the entertainment industry facing hardship as a result of a long-term medical
condition.
Two shows: 9.30pm and Midnight.
Tickets: Pit £30, Perch £50 (Perch tickets include a complimentary glass of
champagne).
Call, 020 7734 5683 x 104
Monday - Friday 10am to 6pm to book and see
What's On |
MAD Trust for details and to sponsor the performers.
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Open Stage Scheme Needs Volunteers
Theatre Royal Stratford East is launching the pilot stage of its ground-breaking
Olympic project Open Stage – a scheme that will see the first 6 months of the
2012 programmed by the people of East London and beyond.
Open Stage is a big, bold, ambitious project that seeks to challenge the
traditional process of programming shows for the stage whilst harnessing the
imagination of the public, turning their ideas into reality.
There are two ways to get involved. Firstly, they need energetic volunteers to
go out and ask the public what they want to see on the Stratford East stage in
2012. So if you enjoy meeting people, have local knowledge of East London and
want to be part of creating the theatre’s future, visit
www.openstage2012.com
Secondly, they are looking for people to contribute their own ideas. You can do
this by inviting them to visit your group or sign up to the Open Stage e-list at
www.openstage2012.com and take part
in a trial questionnaire. The ideas collected during the pilot scheme will
directly influence the Open Stage project which will begin in late autumn 2010.
Those who participate will have the opportunity to meet new people, gain new
skills and experiences and most importantly have a say in how Open Stage will
work.
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"Late Night Cabaret" in the Delfont Room at the
Prince Of Wales Theatre
An exciting series of late night cabarets takes
place in the stylish surroundings of the fabulously restored Delfont Room,
which is the ideal place to relax and watch some of the West End's most
acclaimed stars and their special guests perform in an intimate and atmospheric
environment.
Click Here for more details.
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