September 2023
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20<br />
Wanstead Fringe<br />
Monday 11 <strong>September</strong><br />
7.30pm Wanstead Book Festival presents: Miriam Frankel and Matt Warren (£10)<br />
Leading science journalists Miriam Frankel and Matt Warren bring us extraordinary<br />
stories and studies that open our eyes to the workings of the mind.<br />
Venue: City Place Coffee, 5 Clock House Parade<br />
8pm Breakfast with Jonny Wilkinson (£18–£22)<br />
The Wanstead Theatre Co is back with a sparky and engaging comedy set on that<br />
glorious morning 20 years ago when England won the Rugby World Cup for the<br />
first and only time. Set in the fictional Greyhawks Rugby Club and performed in<br />
the very real Eton Manor RFC on non-match days of the Rugby World Cup <strong>2023</strong>.<br />
Check website for additional dates.<br />
Venue: Eton Manor Rugby Club, Nutter Lane<br />
Tuesday 12 <strong>September</strong><br />
6pm How we see ourselves: the Transcultural Self (£12)<br />
Victoria Baskerville, a Wanstead resident, transactional analyst, psychotherapist<br />
and community artist will invite us to account for and map all our identities.<br />
Venue: The Larder, 39 High Street<br />
7pm The Wheel Argentina – Wine Tasting (£25)<br />
“Every winery in Argentina on a bike. On my own. On forty quid. 4,500km uphill<br />
all the way. My name is Carole. I am the only person mad enough to have cycled<br />
every winery in Argentina. Sample some of the most emblematic wines of my<br />
experience while I take you through some of the most emblematic experiences in<br />
this travelogue with a difference.”<br />
Venue: Daygustation, 13a High Street<br />
7pm To a Skylark: Classical, folk and experimental music (£5–£10)<br />
Local musicians Joe Walters and Lucy Crowe curate an evening of music<br />
exploring themes associated with the skylark, our local Wanstead Flats resident<br />
struggling to survive in modern times. Joe and Lucy will perform with and<br />
alongside their friends, also locals of the area, and also musicians who feel the<br />
push and pull of urban life alongside their front garden that is Epping Forest.<br />
Expect classical song intertwined with folk, entangled with experimental indie<br />
and reimagined with free improvisation, all presented by leading exponents of<br />
these respective fields. Lucy Crowe (soprano), Chris Higginbottom (drums/<br />
vocals), Ali McQueen (vocals/guitar), Pete Smith (tuba/vocals), Benedict Taylor<br />
(viola/vocals), Anna Tilbrook (piano), Josh Warren (violin/vocals) and Joe Walters<br />
(piano/horn/trumpet/guitar/vocals).<br />
Venue: St. Mary’s Church, Overton Drive<br />
Wednesday 13 <strong>September</strong><br />
7.30pm Catapult Cabaret: All Girl Band (£15)<br />
Catapult is back! Hot Girl Summer is here, and the cast of All Girl Band is feeling<br />
fun, flirty and fabulous. Join us for an evening of celebrating femme fatales, divas<br />
and gals just being gals via musical theatre hits from the last 50 years. Check<br />
website for additional dates.<br />
Venue: Upstairs at The Bull, 129 High Street<br />
For more information and to book tickets, visit wansteadfringe.org