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Pipe and Slippers
Pipe and Slippers
 1 June 2008 3.30-6pm |
Tickets: £4 and concessions
Pipe and Slippers is South London's premier cultural afternoon - a mix of music, stories, poetry and lounging about. Variously described as 'the most important literary event in South London since Marlowe died' and 'a jolly nice afternoon', we offer top quality performances without stifling reverence. The inaugural Pipe and Slippers took place in November 2005. Now the event runs quarterly, always on a Sunday afternoon, in a Victorian style theatre pub called The Ivy House. It's the perfect place to relax - the pub boasts comfy sofas, tasty beers, gold lamé curtains, and nice cups of tea. Pipe and Slippers brings you all that, and fine entertainment too.
Acts confirmed so far include novelist Emma Darwin reading from her acclaimed novel The Mathematics of Love, and the forthcoming A Secret Alchemy, Liz Bentley, a veteran of the Robin Ince Bookclub, the Ledbury Poetry Festival and the Reading Comedy Festival, the music of the fantastic Ezekiel Butler, and the insightful comedic genius that is Stuart Silver... |
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