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A Season of Bangla Drama – preview

by East End Review November 6, 2013

Month-long programme of Bengali plays and discussion to take place throughout Tower Hamlets

Posted inHISTORY

Hoxton Hall celebrates 150 years

by East End Review November 6, 2013

Victorian Music Hall lays on a full programme of events to celebrate milestone anniversary

Posted inFILM

UK Film Festival returns to Aubin Cinema

by East End Review November 6, 2013November 6, 2013

Independent film festival in Shoreditch venue gives unsung film talent a chance to shine

Posted inFILM

Tom Marshman: searching for the lost gay cockneys

by East End Review November 6, 2013

An older generation of gay East Londoners tell their unheard stories at Rich Mix event

Posted inSTAGE

New choreographers emerge

by East End Review November 5, 2013November 5, 2013

Isle of Dogs venue The Space hosts two weeks of cutting edge dance choreography

Posted inART

Uncertain States exhibition at Bank Gallery

by East End Review November 5, 2013November 7, 2013

Photographic collective that spawned a quarterly publication celebrates anniversary with exhibition

Posted inART

Movember exhibition at The Lauriston

by East End Review November 5, 2013

Exhibition of moustachioed icons to raise funds for ‘Movember’

Posted inART

Take away art – Confiscation Cabinets at the Museum of Childhood

by East End Review November 5, 2013November 5, 2013

Exhibition comprises items confiscated from London school children over three decades

Posted inMUSIC

‘Alone in a box of stone’ – Benjamin Clementine

by East End Review November 5, 2013November 21, 2014

Singer and composer bears soul in London gig

Posted inMUSIC

Tony Haynes: the brains behind Grand Union Orchestra

by East End Review November 5, 2013November 5, 2013

Performances by Grand Union Orchestra are unique cultural offerings truly global in scope but rooted in East London

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