Micky Flanagan: Work in Progress

: Soho Theatre, 21 Dean Street, Soho, London51.514502 -0.132766
Date:: 1st to 2nd August 2012 -- 9.30 PM
Tickets:: £12.50, from sohotheatre.com
Tel:: +44 (0) 207 478 0100
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Micky Flanagan is coming to the Soho Theatre for a series of work in progress shows. Using his East End background and Cockney wit, Micky will tell a tale of his working class childhood, where alphabetti spaghetti was a luxury.

The neon-lit Soho Theatre is one of London’s smaller venues, right in the heart of London, presenting a mix theatre, comedy and cabaret in a 150-seat auditorium. It also has a small performace bar and theatre bar which serves food and drink until late – perfect for a pre-show meal.

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