What's worth attending this week

Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1

Wilton's Music Hall · Film · E1

“Silent Film has no finer custodians” Nicholas Barber, BBC Culture The Lucky Dog Picturehouse presents an irresistible celebration of laughter as we bring you a whirlwind selection of silent-era comic gems, bursting with playful chaos, big-hearted humour, and dazzling slapstick invention. Perfect fo

The Bread & Roses Theatre · Theatre · SW4

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Vortex Jazz Club · Music · N16

Doors 7:45 PM, Music 8:30 PM - 2 sets of music   Line-up: Leif Kaner-Lidström - Piano Hugo Piper - Bass guitar Kaidi Akinnibi - Saxophone Jack Robson - Drum kit   About: Leif Kaner-Lidströms style has been described as a cinematic odyssey of music, inspired at its roots by classical form and melody consisting of through-composed compositions, where folk-like harmony and soulful rhythm shine through a veil of intricate and technically challenging virtuosity. Leif Kaner-Lidström is a composer and pianist from South East London. Born into a musical family, Leif began playing piano at 7 and wrote his first piece of music at 10. Since then his music has had the support of the likes of Elton John, Craig Charles, Gilles Peterson, Jamz Supernova, Moses Boyd and Soweto Kinch on National and International Radio. He is known as a classical pianist, most recently through his album ‘Swans’ with his cellist father on Hyperion Records, and performing around the world with stars in that field such as Jess Gillam or Anne Sofie von Otter. On the other hand he goes by the alias Erik Sigurd, with a whole catalogue of solo piano music that has garnered millions of streams worldwide. Leif is a member of the boundary-pushing Levitation Orchestra, known for exploring new frontiers in jazz through collective composition, with their third studio album releasing later this year on 5db Records. His debut vinyl under the pseudonym Eriksson Kaner, Ithaca, was a collaboration with Sacha Create, and feature luminaries such as Kaidi Akinnibi, James Akers, and Rudi Creswick, while his sophomore release “The Purpose” features James Mollison of Ezra Collective, and Alex Cosmo Blake. Both records have been released through the label he founded with prominent South London producer Mom Tudie, Lordship Loft Recordings.

Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1

Wilton's Music Hall · Film · E1

“You should only play when you're sure to win” Louise Brooks stars as the effortlessly seductive Lulu, a high class courtesan and dancer who brings destruction to the Berlin bourgeoisie with her turbulent love affairs, both male and female. Heavily censored in its day, G.W. Pabst 's 1929 Weimar mast

Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1

Irish Cultural Centre · Music · W6

Legendary Irish folk band Dervish. Doors 7.30pm.

Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1

Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1

Orange Tree Theatre · Theatre · TW9

Vortex Jazz Club · Music · N16

Doors 7:45 PM, Music 8:30 PM - 2 sets of music   Line-up: John Etheridge - Guitar Art Themen - Saxophone Fred Thelonious Baker - Bass Ian Thomas - Drums About: Two veteran maestros join forces with a superb rhythm section to bring an evening of mature, soulful jazz and blues. John Etheridge and Art Themen (both legendary musicians in their own right) have between them 120 years of playing experience! With them tonight are 2 virtuosi, bass wizard Fred Thelonious Baker (Soft Machine) and the brilliant drummer Ian Thomas (Clapton, Knopfler, Gary Moore, Robben Ford). Don’t miss this unique line-up, unlikely to be repeated!

Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1

Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1

The Bread & Roses Theatre · Theatre · SW4

Format: Theatre Production; Source: https://calendar.lineupnow.com/event/1188163/?apiKey=pk_live_fe0b26d17c5e46a79e41475ccf3f4bd0

Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1

Orange Tree Theatre · Theatre · TW9