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Kathleen Hall

Kathleen Hall has written 16 posts for The London Word
After graduating with a degree in English Literature, working in bookshops and teaching in China, Kathleen moved home and like a million graduates before her she soon realised an escape plan was desperately needed. So she took a journalism course, got a job and moved to the city where all your dreams come true. Admittedly Kathleen’s dreams mostly involve sampling new takeaways and sitting in the park with a beer and the paper – but somehow that’s just cooler in London.

Double Falsehood at Union Theatre

Willmott’s elegant production provides a stripped-down platform for the audience to ponder its authenticity

A Doll’s House

If you want to experience real ‘girl power’ head to Theatre Delicatessen’s fantastic all-female production of ‘A Doll’s House’

Stewart Lee’s Vegetable Stew

Until recently Stewart Lee was the most critically acclaimed comedian never heard of. Then he got a TV show

Pork & Pickle Pie Comedy Club

He exuded a likeability and quick-wittedness that went down as well as the pub’s delicious pumpkin pie

The Night Chauffeur

Beautiful femme fatale-types line the wall talking to sinister men in suits to the sound of gently hissing snare drums

Battersea’s One-on-One Festival

Performances include anything from receiving mild electric shocks to being washed and cradled whilst naked

Journeys of a City Girl

Cath Millman
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