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Following the release of their second album
WildYoung Hearts, London-based jazz-punk
band The Noisettes are touring once again.
The band are best known for their single
Don’t Upset The Rhythm (Go Baby Go), which
reached number two in the singles chart in
spring this year. Singer Shingai Shoniwa’s Lord of Mince is an intimate evening with
charisma and dramatic stage presence alone Julian Clary to mark his 50th birthday.
make them a band worth seeing. Having spent 25 years in the gay
11-27 October. Various UK venues and prices. spotlight, he talks about his journey
www.noisettes.net there and why he refuses to leave.
Camp camaraderie at its very finest.
1 October-22 November. Various UK
the show
venues. £17-£20. www.julianclary.co.uk
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The Rocky Horror Show is the world’s biggest and ms understood
baddest rock ‘n’ rock musical. Expect fun, frolics The Women’s
and frivolity aplenty in this brand new Library presents
production, with the chance to sing along with an interactive
timeless classics Sweet Transvestite, Damn It Janet exhibition
and, of course, Time Warp. So who are you celebrating forty
gonna be? Innocent Janet, saucy Columbia, or years of the
crazy Magenta? Dressing up is essential, so start Women’s
planning your costume now! Liberation
26-31 October. Theatre Royal Brighton, Movement in Britain. It looks at the
New Road, Brighton BN1 1SD. £16.50-£27.50. events which have transformed the
www.ambassadortickets.com lives of women today, using
testimonies from women at the centre
of the movement.
8 October–1 March. The Women’s
Library, 25 Old Castle Street, London,
E1 7NT. Free. www.londonmet.ac.uk/
thewomenslibrary.
comedy/
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Lesbian actress Fiona Shaw takes the lead in a new consistently invites heavy praise from
translation of Bertolt Brecht’s masterpiece, set in a surreal the lesbian community. The stand-up,
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and brutal world. Shaw plays an astonishing maternal fi gure, writer, actress and singer-songwriter
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a painful price, as she watches her children die one by one. Particular Order!, this month. Get your
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South Bank, London SE1 8XZ. Tickets £10-£30. Various UK venues and prices. R
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