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Nick Hennegan’s Bohemian Britain

NICK HENNEGAN IS A WRITER, A DIRECTOR AND A PRODUCER OF AWARD-WINNING PLAYS, RADIO SHOWS, PODCASTS AND LITERARY TOURS.

Through The Maverick Theatre Company, which he founded, his works have featured at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Cheltenham Film Festival, Danville Centre for the Performing Arts, The Black Box Theatre in Kentucky, Kansas City USA, Off-Broadway, New York and Shakespeare’s Globe in London. His Shakespeare and Dickens adaptations have toured the world. He created and wrote The London Literary Pub Crawl.

Nick Hennegan is the consummate entertainer, bringing stimulation, laughter and joy to audiences throughout the UK and overseas. Podcasts, blogs, reviews, raves, radio shows (‘Literary London’ on Resonance 104.4fm) and videos from London, England, about pubs, writers, attractions, theatre and a bohemian lifestyle in modern Britain. This site includes news of his new plays and productions, including episodes of the new SF YA Drama George Holmes and the 7 Dimensions.

And how to get life wrong, often.

Buy Nick Hennegan’s “at times hilarious – at times moving” book. Now on Amazon!

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Hello friend, Just a quick reminder our first ON-LINE Literary Pub Crawl around London and Edinburgh is happening tomorrow, Tuesday 25th August at 8pm. We’d love you to join us from the comfort of your own home! (Or local Pub!) Details here.   And we were on BBC Radio Four last week on The World Tonight with our Edinburgh Fringe hit play ‘Winston and David’. We’re about 20 minutes…

Pubs and writers in Soho!

We had a brilliant night celebrating #Londons top #writers with this brilliant gang from around the world! http://www.LondonLiteraryPubCrawl.com

Edinburgh Fringe Review – Eleven And A Half Angry Men.

🍷🍷🍷🍷 – 4 out of 5 glasses of fine claret! (Or iced water!) [Oh.. 🍷… they’re our ‘bohemian’ version of Stars! ⭐️] I wouldn’t normally start a review with a comment about the venue, but wow! What a venue. As an Edinburgh regular there aren’t many Fringe shows I’ve seen in modern, 600 seater, air…