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MONSIEUR MU MIME

'Monsieur Mu' is inspired by the great mime artist, Marcel Marceau. Performed by Mark Duncan. ‘Mû’ in French means driven by passion, ‘mû par la passion’! The word ‘Mu’ in Zen Buddhism means ‘no-thing’ or ‘emptiness’, a transcendence of the dualities of life. Monsieur Mu helps rise above the ‘merde’ of life through laughter and ridiculousness. This is mime with a difference! Monsieur Mu – A collection of solo mimes. The 'Monsieur Mu' performance is divided into four different acts: 'Olympique', 'Maitre D',' 'Le Conducteur' and ‘Tropical’. *'Olympique' - celebrating the modern Olympics and the 1948 London Games. The BBC follows Monsieur Mu’s Olympic torch journey from Greece to London. *'Maitre D' - Monsieur Mu cooks aphrodisiac pizzas and makes cocktails that might turn you into a werewolf, if you dare drink them!* 'Le Conducteur' – Maestro Mu conducts ‘The Barber of Seville Overture’, fighting with pets, car crashes, noisy people and low-flying aircraft... 8 ‘Tropical’ – to escape the routine of office life, Monsieur Mu goes on holiday in Brazil, where he experiences beautiful nature, big cities, carnival, and tropical illness. But even in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, he can’t escape modern technology.

Museum of Comedy • 29 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

7-7-7

Who is responsible for the evil in this world? You didn’t choose your family, upbringing or culture. No one had a choice. Not even Hitler. Well, then who is to blame? The universe has played a sick joke on us. If you hear the call, come join me for this psychedelic ritual as we attempt to reach the other side and summon... something. Born out of an accidental exorcism during a shamanic ceremony, 7-7-7 is a one-man ritual-performance that confronts the illusion of free will and our relationship with a Higher Power. It asks what drives people to commit acts of unspeakable evil and if we even have any choice in who we are and what we do. Part confessional story-telling, part seance, this dark comedy blends philosophical inquiry, theological absurdism and the theatricality of ritual.

Barons Court Theatre • 6 Aug 2026 - 9 Aug 2026

Andrew O'Neill: WIP

I can't emphasise enough that this is a short, aggressive lecture on krill. Then jokes. Brand new show (in-progress) by cult comedian off of Good Omens and that. ***** (Scotsman). ***** (Telegraph). ***** (ScotsGay). ***** (One4Review.co.uk). 'One of the funniest comedians on the circuit' (Time Out).

Aces and Eights • 9 Aug 2026

Stand Up For Up Sudan: In Support of War Child

Join some of the UK's biggest, most critically acclaimed and funniest comedians for a special evening of live stand-up comedy, all in aid of War Child. Joining the incredible lineup so far is Maisie Adam (Taskmaster, Last One Laughing, League of their Own), Horatio Gould (Fin VS History), Phil Wang (Have I Got News For you, Great British Menu, Taskmaster ), special guest Sally Phillips (Smack The Pony, QI, Taskmaster), Ahir Shah (Live at the Apollo, Mock The Week, QI), all mc'd by the fantastic Alexandra Haddow! Every ticket sold will raise vital money and awareness for War Child's life changing work with children and families suffering the brutal effects of the war in Sudan, the world's worst humanitarian crisis. War Child work in partnership with local organisations, providing emergency support such as food, clean water, hygiene kits, clothing, and blankets when conflict breaks out, and staying as long as needed to help children and families recover and rebuild their lives. The ongoing civil war in Sudan is having a devastating impact on families and children. 15 million children are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance in Sudan, with over a third of the population fleeing their homes

Leicester Square Theatre • 14 Sep 2026

Voices of Canada

Rediscover Richard Strauss’s Ein Heldenleben, alongside new vocal works paying tribute to Canada’s Indigenous peoples and work by Gabriela Ortiz.In the second concert of the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal (OSM), Rafael Payare invites audiences to a conversation across time with a powerful programme of music culminating in Richard Strauss’s sumptuous tone poem Ein Heldenleben. With a stirring battle episode, ardent love music and playful quotations from the composer’s earlier works, it is a musical self-portrait both mischievous and deeply moving that takes full advantage of the possibilities of a large orchestra.This monumental staple of the late Romantic period is paired with carefully selected contemporary pieces. Indigenous Canadian sopranos Emma Pennell and Elisabeth St-Gelais join the orchestra for two powerful new vocal works confronting history, memory and the lived experience of Indigenous communities in Canada today.Alongside these, Gabriela Ortiz’s cello concerto Dzonot summons an evocation of the subterranean rivers, caves and stunning wildlife of Mexico’s Yucatán peninsula. Ortiz, also featured in the LA Phil’s programme, described it as a ‘form of protest’ responding to our neglect of these valuable ecosystems. It was written for cello soloist Alisa Weilerstein, who plays with ‘directness and insight… technical prowess and depth of feeling’ (The Guardian).Together, they encourage audiences to approach Strauss anew, inviting questions on voice, identity, and our relationship to the natural world.Supported by Léan Scully Endowed Fund with additional support from The Québec Government Office in London

Usher Hall • 20 Aug 2026

Dementia-Friendly Concert

Experience a relaxed atmosphere and lively music with our Scottish Rising Stars of Jazz.Join our Scottish Rising Stars of Jazz and presenter Lucy Drever for two Dementia-Friendly concerts. Revisit well-known jazz standards and explore new sounds, coupled with conversation, tea and cake.  These relaxed performances are designed especially for people living with dementia and their caregivers, family and friends to enjoy familiar music in a comfortable environment.  You are welcome to move around the auditorium, arrive early and take breaks. Don't feel the need to rush off, as you will be welcome to use the cafe area for 30 mins after the performance, so you can collect yourself before heading outside. Supported by Elizabeth Lornie's Charitable Trust The Rising Stars of Jazz are supported by

The Queen's Hall • 30 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

Swingin' Solo Jazz Piano 2026

Charles Whitehead comes out swingin’ with a solo jazz piano performance at New Town Church! An in-demand jazz pianist and organist in West Texas, he is a member of the Frontier Big Band and known as a consummate collaborator with vocalists. His versatility extends to trio performances at the James Clay Memorial Concert and with Latin jazz ensembles in Fort Worth. Playing a unique mix of standards and styles with a distinctive musical voice, you won’t want to miss live jazz piano that uplifts and inspires!

Edinburgh New Town Church • 22 Aug 2026

Dean Friedman – Songs for Grownups

Every song a classic! Hailed by critics and fans alike as one of the finest songwriters of his generation, Friedman has achieved legendary, pop-icon status for chart-topping hits: Ariel, Lucky Stars, Lydia, Woman of Mine, Rocking Chair, McDonald’s Girl and more. Catch this legendary singer/songwriter for an unforgettable evening of funny, poignant, heartfelt stories and songs. Two nights only! 'The soundtrack of our lives!' (New York Times). 'Dean Friedman is entirely unique and utterly brilliant' (ThreeWeeks). 'One of the true greats of American music' (LiverpoolSoundandVision.co.uk).

Edinburgh New Town Church • 15 Aug 2026 - 16 Aug 2026

Halfway Home

Halfway Home follows the rippling effects of addiction and confronting mistakes of a past life. Davie is just out of prison and cooped up with his policeman-hopeful brother, Freddie. Caught in the middle is Laura, an overworked nurse in an underfunded NHS, who finds herself at wits end with both of them. Perspectives collide on treatment and attitudes, in the backdrop of austerity-hit Scotland, providing a bold, relatable story of a broken family trying to mend themselves.

theSpace on the Mile • 17 Aug 2026 - 22 Aug 2026

About Women

Alison Bishop (soprano) and Stuart Hope (piano) embark on an exploration of women through music. Including arias looking at the roles they play, and songs by female composers setting words by female poets, with music by Weir, Smyth, Clarke, Hensel, Britten, Handel, Copland and more.

Edinburgh New Town Church • 22 Aug 2026

Dream Watchers

Using dreams to explore the stages of love, this intimate performance blends storytelling, music and dream imagery. Moving through love's beginnings, transformations and lingering echoes, it considers what we carry, what we release and how memories of others continue to shape us. A thoughtful companion to Dream Walking, it also stands alone as a personal, poetic journey through connection, change and the inner world.

Greenside @ George Street • 9 Aug 2026 - 15 Aug 2026