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| 17 Sep Heath Street Baptist Church |
Baroque ensemble Irlandiani launch their album Smock Alley recalling the vibrant musical life of 18thC Dublin including cello duos and Irish tunes. 6pm. Tickets |
| 20 Sep Duke of Hamilton |
Hampstead Jazz Club presents the Dean Stockdale quartet celebrating the music of Oscar Peterson. 8pm. Tickets |
| Until 14 Oct Hampstead Theatre |
Anthropology, by Lauren Gunderson, directed by Anna Ledwich. Tickets |
| Until 28 Oct Hampstead Theatre Downstairs |
Octopolis, by Marek Horn, directed by Ed Madden. Tickets |
| 21 Sep Duke of Hamilton |
Hampstead Jazz Club: Jo Harrop presents award-winning saxophonist Paul Booth. 8pm. Tickets |
| 24 Sep Burgh House |
The Bloomsbury Players take ‘a journey from Mediæval and Baroque dances through to present-day Scandinavian folk, centred around a Haydn string quartet.’ 12.30pm. Tickets |
| 27 Sep Burgh House |
Burgh House Book Lab: Ajay Chowdhury, winner of the Harvill Secker-Bloody Scotland crime fiction award, discusses his new novel The Detective. 7pm. Tickets |
| 28 Sep Duke of Hamilton |
Hampstead Jazz Club presents the Nick Costley-White Trio who have just recorded a debut EP Nice Work!. 8pm Tickets |
| 5 Oct Burgh House |
Burgh House Book Lab: Laura Freeman, chief art critic of The Times, presents Ways of Life, her biography of 20thC modernist artist Jim Ede, creator of Kettle’s Yard. 7pm. Tickets |
| 10 Oct Burgh House |
Burgh House Book Lab: Ian Sanjay Patel discusses his book We’re Here Because You Were There with Amelia Gentleman. ‘In the wedded stories of migration and the end of empire, Ian Sanjay Patel uncovers a forgotten history of post-war Britain.’ 7pm. Tickets |
| Until 17 Dec Burgh House |
Lancelot Ribeiro: Finding Joy in a Landscape: ‘A journey through the changing landscapes of the Hampstead-based expressionist poet and painter, from his roots in pre-Independence 1930s India to life in mid-20th century Britain.’ |
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