The Continuing Adventures
Ladies and Gentlemen, announcing the next full length Aeneas Faversham gig:
Aeneas Faversham - the Continuing Adventures, at the Canal Cafe Theatre (Tube: Warwick Avenue, Bakerloo Line), for one night only, Tuesday 24th October, doors at 7pm, show at 7.30pm.
Tickets are £5 / £4 (plus + £1 Canal Cafe membership fee, unless of course, you are already a member). Book tickets in person at the theatre from 2pm every day /
email number of tickets & contact details to mail@canalcafetheatre.com / call the booking line on 020 7289 6054.
BONUS TRIVIA
The Canal Cafe Theatre, true to its name, is unnervingly close to a canal. It is oft thought that Victorian enterpreneurs invented The Canal, as 18th Century horses were notoriously lazy and objected to dragging heavy carts on high-friction roads, and preferred pulling heavy boats over low-friction water. However, canals were actually in use 6000 years ago in Mesopotamia. The Victorians had nothing to do with its invention. Ah well. Enjoy the show.
Aeneas Faversham - the Continuing Adventures, at the Canal Cafe Theatre (Tube: Warwick Avenue, Bakerloo Line), for one night only, Tuesday 24th October, doors at 7pm, show at 7.30pm.
Tickets are £5 / £4 (plus + £1 Canal Cafe membership fee, unless of course, you are already a member). Book tickets in person at the theatre from 2pm every day /
email number of tickets & contact details to mail@canalcafetheatre.com / call the booking line on 020 7289 6054.
BONUS TRIVIA
The Canal Cafe Theatre, true to its name, is unnervingly close to a canal. It is oft thought that Victorian enterpreneurs invented The Canal, as 18th Century horses were notoriously lazy and objected to dragging heavy carts on high-friction roads, and preferred pulling heavy boats over low-friction water. However, canals were actually in use 6000 years ago in Mesopotamia. The Victorians had nothing to do with its invention. Ah well. Enjoy the show.
posted by Idil on Friday, October 06, 2006
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