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I never thought I'd say it, but I'm too old for Super-clubs. And it's not because I don't like them, or because I'm over getting down. I just can't bear the queues, the eye (pleading) games with the bartenders or the co-ed loos. |
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| Stunning balancing acts and acrobatics from Black Eagles in open air. 6:15pm. Theatre Square, South Bank, SE1. Free. | |||
| You may not be invited for the Portobello Film Festival Award Ceremony but crash the next-door party at the Duke of Wellington. 7pm. 179 Portobello Rd, W11. | |||
Scoff if you will, but you were thinking the same. There is hope for us dusty clubbers yet. Ministry is obviously coming of age along with the best of us, as their four-star, sophisticated re-vamp has created a haven for those of us who like clubbing, class and service. Book a private table-serviced booth in the new VIP lounge that overlooks the dance floor and get a birds eye view of the punters from above. Feel like being seen? Check out the Green Room, the private glass box that floats in mid-air. With a new balcony bar and leather padded loos, a glammed up main bar and added DJ booths, Ministry has grown up and it has never looked so good. Ministry of Sound, 103 Gaunt Street, SE1 TR |
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Head up to the Elephant Theatre at King's Head for the half-hour lunchtime play Rialto. A lunch buffet of South Indian (food) is also available. 1pm. 115 Upper St, N1. £5. 020 7226 1916. |
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| Despite only being five and having only two remaining of the founders, Electric Six should still excite at Forum. 7pm. 9-17 Highgate Road, NW5. £12.50. 020 7344 0044. | |||
| The all female production of Shakespeare favourite The Taming of the Shrew opens its main run at the Globe. 21 New Globe Walk, SE1. £6-30. 020 7401 9919 | |||
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