Another Theatrical Opening Night in London! This time the brilliantly bonkers new musical ‘The Lady Or The Tiger’ at Theatre at The Tabard, #chiswick Full review to follow on http://www.BohemianBritain.com
Author Archives: Nick Hennegan
Celebrate World Book Day!

Happy World Book Day! Come and celebrate with us in #Soho, #London this Saturday at 5pm. Cheers! ✍️📚🍺www.LondonLiteraryPubCrawl.com
They stole my voice!
My voice was stolen at the end of a showbizz week! Actually, I donated it to help @ResonanceFM You can too!
Hungry for a new story at the Royal Court Theatre?

Another mad, media week continued this Monday morning, with the launch of the new season at the Royal Court Theatre in Sloane Square., London.
There’s a new artistic director too, although you can read more about him in the mainstream press. David Byrne. His inaugural season will include actors Emma D’Arcy, Ben Whishaw and John Lithgow in shows directed by Katie Mitchell and Nicholas Hytner.
The season includes nine productions from writers who are making Royal Court debuts, with Byrne promising a “new generation of bold voices with big, messy stories to tell”.
It comes as Byrne also reveals a new ticketing structure for the venue, with half of all seats in the Jerwood Theatre Downstairs available from £22.50 or less.

You had to apply to attend this launch/lunch, which I did as I’m thinking of concentrating more on my writing. And although I still feel the Royal Court is a bit ‘posh’ for working class writers like me, a main delight was bumping into half the cast of my Edinburgh hit shows, P.A.L.S and Romeo and Juliet FC.

It was a coincidence, but a lovely one. Actors Amy and Phil are great performers and if the Court can develop their writing too it will really be proving it’s worth.

The lunch was lovely, by the way. I still feel at home in the Royal Court bar. It’s a good place to work. To write this, for example! Still posh and although it’s not a ‘Spoons, the prices are fairly accessible too..!
Here’s to the new season.
‘Blue’, the hard-hitting, award-winning Edinburgh hit comes to London.

Image: Michael Matthews.
Nick Hennegan talks to writer and performer June Carryl about ‘Blue’ her award-winning star vehicle, premiering in London and dealing with race, and the Police. They talk about society, growing up… and her writing practice and background.
Hamlet by the River!

Pre-show drinks before HAMLET + Ian McKellen and Director Sean Mathias live for a q and a. Useful for my upcoming tour of ‘Hamlet – Horatio’s Tale’ with Sir Derek Jacobi!
British Spanish ‘Literature’. Oh and drinking..!

An all Brit’ Pub Crawl tonight! Preparing to enjoy some ‘inspiration’ at Bradley’s Spanish Bar.
Join us! We’re out every Saturday – or why not book a private soiree!
Posh drinks..!
For #Cocktail and #Beer aficionados around the world… a #Birmingham drink for a Literary #Pub! http://www.LondonLiteraryPubCrawl.com
Friday!

Guess where I am? (Yep, the clue’s in the pic..! ☘️)
Celebrating W.H Auden and Four Weddings and a Funeral!

Nick Hennegan celebrates the birthday of W.H Auden and Samual Pepys – and links to a certain British Film!