One Last Look, by award-winning playwright Maria McAteer, was an unprecedented hit for the Garage theatre in St Leonards when it premiered there in April 2018, selling out three performances based on enthusiastic word-of-mouth. In response to this fantastic feedback, this funny,  moving and thought-provoking play has now been further developed for The Camden Fringe 2018.

In a dingy flat, Mia and Mark await a phone call from a colleague. But who are they? Why are they there? What’s their relationship? As they chat idly, they find themselves uncovering progressively more revealing secrets, surprising each other as much as they do the audience.

Treat yourself to a dazzlingly feel-good night of summer warmth and Salsa as Summer Light Theatre give Shakespeare’s effervescent ‘Much Ado’ a sunny Patada straight into the 21^st  Century. 

We’ll have you dancing in your seat!

Treat yourself to a dazzlingly feel-good night of summer warmth and Salsa as Summer Light Theatre give Shakespeare’s effervescent ‘Much Ado’ a sunny Patada straight into the 21st  Century.

We’ll have you dancing in your seat!

One Last Look, by award-winning playwright Maria McAteer, was an unprecedented hit for the Garage theatre in St Leonards when it premiered there in April 2018, selling out three performances based on enthusiastic word-of-mouth. In response to this fantastic feedback, this funny,  moving and thought-provoking play has now been further developed for The Camden Fringe 2018.

In a dingy flat, Mia and Mark await a phone call from a colleague. But who are they? Why are they there? What’s their relationship? As they chat idly, they find themselves uncovering progressively more revealing secrets, surprising each other as much as they do the audience.l

Eamon Goodfellow is a stand-up and actor originally from Lurgan in Armagh.

Join him on his birthday (no it really is) as he combines topical humour, audience interaction and storytelling with hilarious results. But keep your wits about you, because there’s a quiz with prizes too.

Luke Concannon performs an intimate live solo set here in Camden – very limited availability of just 50 tickets, don’t miss out!

Formerly of Nizlopi (yes ‘the JCB song man’) Luke Concannon is fresh from finishing his new album, inspired by his Hitchhiking mission to Palestine. This is Soul fired, Folk Hip-Hop from the Depths. Full of life, music, and stories, his gigs are exuberant and fierce! He loves to get people involved, so get ready to sing and dance. These gigs are passionate life or death struggles to ‘give everything’ and to engage the people in an act of celebration and dissolution in to music, and also a struggle to play the right notes in time

This will be an intimate gig with limited seating available, which will be allocated on a first come, first served basis

Twice a week every Wednesday, here at the London Irish Centre. Season Arts classes start on the 19^th of September and run until 19^th of December 2018.

A fun new adult art class, offering expert tuition for beginners and improvers covering drawing, watercolours, oil pastels and acrylics over 14 weeks (3hrs/week).

1st class at 10pm-1pm

2nd class at 2pm-5pm

Contact Stacie on 0207 586 0951 for more details or to sign up. (Bookings by telephone only)

Join us for an unforgettable night in conversation with renowned actress and singer-songwriter Maria Doyle Kennedy, interspersed with live performances of her own material from herself and husband, Kieran Kennedy.

With a singing career that has spanned nearly 30 years and an acting career that has spanned 27, Maria has established herself as one of Ireland’s most prolific artists and entertainers.

As an actress, she is best known for her extensive television roles as Patsy on Father Ted (1998), Catherine of Aragon on The Tudors (2007–2010), Vera Bates on Downton Abbey (2011), and Siobhán Sadler on Orphan Black (2013–2017). As a musician, she is well known for her worldwide hit folk albums Mütter and Sing. Her new self-titled album was released in 2017. The first single from the album was Pride, a song she wrote as a response to the Irish Marriage Referendum of 2015.

Due to popular demand, the legendary Wolfe Tones return to London Irish Centre for what promises to be another memorable performance! Their show will see the group raise the roof with the songs and ballads that have made them one of Ireland’s most iconic groups.  From My Heart Is In Ireland to The Streets of New York, Joe McDonnell to Celtic Symphony, plus many more, this is a show not to be missed by all fans of Irish folk and ballad music.

Following last year’s sold out performance, early booking is advised to ensure your place in the company of true legends of Irish music, The Wolfe Tones!