Public events in Highgate, London
One of the best-reviewed and most in-demand debut shows of this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, from the award-winning Julia Masli. ★★★★ “Properly bonkers… very funny.” The Scotsman Julia is an Estonian-born, London-based clown. She trained at the …
Slapstick humour meets Beckett head on in a quest for life’s meaning and purpose. After an exciting few years making and touring shows all over the world, Mercè and Patricia have somehow lost momentum and …
Poised between dance, circus and performance art, Lighthouse is a multi-disciplinary piece by solo artist Hazel Lam. Hazel uses the idea of gentleness as a tool in the face of great adversity and change. She explores feminine …
With incredible strength, a pole and a lot of humour, this powerful solo performance explores identity, objectification and what it is to be a gay, ‘barely visible’ woman in a raw and physical journey of …
Nathaniel Boyd a British-Australian artist born and brought up in Highgate, presents a show of glowing still lives set in dreamscape worlds, and fine, plein air landscapes. Through the medium of oil, Boyd enters a …
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Handmade In Highgate is back with up to 30 brilliant designer/makers and artists. We are open: Friday 10 March: 5pm – 8pm Saturday 11 March: 10am – 6pm Sunday 12 March: 11am – 5pm Handmade …
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What are your experiences of nature and green spaces? How can we change the future of our environment? Come along to a free direct film and sound recording workshop inspired by the current LUX exhibition Right …
Voxcetera chamber choir returns to St Michael’s with one of the best-loved great choral works, and music from the celebrated James Whitbourn, who died last year. JAMES WHITBOURN Requiem Canticorum and All shall be Amen …
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Chamber choir Voxcetera returns to St. Michael’s, Highgate, for a thrilling concert featuring Camille Saint-Saëns’ Requiem and four pieces by one of the best-loved and most distinctive composers of the 20th century, Benjamin Britten. Saint-Saëns’ …
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