East End Review – Page 66 – Arts and culture in East London

Yoko Ono? Oh yes!

Sixties icon Yoko Ono played to a full house at Dalston’s Cafe Oto last month

Secret 7″, the charity initiative in which original Vinyl artwork is sold off for charity, is set to be one of this year’s highlights

French sport that’s all about getting from A to B in the most efficient possible way handed new London facility in Trinity Buoy Wharf

FILM

Finnish docudrama is shown at at The Proud Archivist as part of Cinémathèque, a film night of distinctive world cinema

Arcola theatre hosts play about a homeless man who is evicted from his temporary shelter after a Banksy daub makes it a work of art

How would a Western power deal with being on the receiving end of war asks Eldorado by Marius von Mayenburg

Ambitious play highlights the propensity of ‘paupers’ funerals’ in London and the anonymity of those left to die alone

Emily Brontë’s novel Wuthering Heights has been adapted for stage and is showing at the Rosemary Branch

ART

A secret cosmonaut base, the Moscow circular line and ‘kiosk culture’ are among the subjects of a group exhibition on the Russian capital

Jenny Molloy talks about finding forgiveness and acceptance after growing up in care and her mixed feelings about returning to East London