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THE Q&A CRAWL: CHRIS COLTRANE, LOLITICS
Chris Coltrane is a man on a mission. Aiming to radicalise you into the Tory-hating provocateur you were born to be, his LOLITICS comedy club rubs the shining faces of its unsuspecting audience in the mirthful muck of Coalition Britain. If you thought David Cameron’s face couldn’t get any funnier,…
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THE Q&A CRAWL: SIMON SELMON, LONDON SWING DANCE COMPANY
If we’re honest with ourselves, we all know that the height of Western civilisation came with the invention of the lindy hop. Like messengers from a time when men were men and shoes wore spats come the London Swing Dance Company. If your life is missing flappers and fedoras –…
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THE Q&A CRAWL: RUSS TANNEN, THE OLD BLUE LAST
Allow us to let others do the talking for us: “East London’s most notorious venue” (NME); “The cradle of British music’s future” (The Guardian); “A mecca for Shoreditch’s twentysomething trendies … See the next big thing here before they break” (Time Out); “The Old Blue Last has the awesome power…
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THE Q&A CRAWL: CRACK COMEDY
CRACK COMEDY
Fact: good stand-up comedy is hard to find. Factier Fact: Crack comedy have it down to a fine art. Hosting weekly comedy nights around London, this pair of promoting prodigies bring stand-up worth sitting down for to the Southbank, Islington, Kingston, Streatham and…Read More
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THE Q&A CRAWL: ROCKFEEDBACK
After all that build-up, and all that hype about the Millennium Bug, the year 2000 might have been a let-down had it not been for the arrival of Rockfeedback. Making up for all those moon-bases and jetpacks that failed to materialise, this online music magazine has been posting pungent prose…
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