The madcap Shunt Theatre company has created London's most unpredictable nightspot in the railway arches beneath London Bridge. Each week's entertainment is curated by a different Shunt artist. Enter via a little door on Joiner Street in London Bridge tube station and one night you may find yourself drinking in a perfect recreation of a 1930s pub while a play crackles through the radio, the next week wild burlesque dancers will be twisting round you to a sci-fi soundtrack. In Shakespeare's time, theatre was a place where audiences chatted, shouted and interacted with the players - just up the river from Shakespeare's Globe , Shunt have brought that anarchic spirit back to life.
London International Mime Festival
Southbank Centre, SE1 8XX
10th January 2009 - 25th January 2009
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Spill Festival
Shunt Vaults, SE1 9SP and venues throughout London
2nd - 26th April 2009
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Shunt Vaults
10 Stainer Street, SE1 9RL
The madcap Shunt Theatre Company has created London's most unpredictable nightspot in the railway arches beneath London Bridge Station.... More
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Dating back to 1676 this is the only original galleried inn left in London.
Borough High Street was once crammed full of old coaching inns, providing ... More
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The madcap Shunt Theatre company has created London's most unpredictable nightspot in the railway arches beneath 
