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If you think your local fairground ghost train has nothing to offer in the way of real hair-raising thrills then prepare to be proved entirely wrong. Brick Lane's latest attraction is an eerie, adult show that will take you on a disorientating journey. |
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Star guitarist John Etheridge is at the PizzaExpress Jazz Club. 7:45pm. 10 Dean St, W1. £15. 020 7439 8722. |
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| The BBC World Music Award winners, funky folky Warsaw Village Band do Borderline. 7pm. 16 Manette St, W1. £10. 0870 154 4040 or here. | ||||
Making its London debut, Carnesky's Ghost Train takes you on a ten-minute rocky ride through dark tunnels that come to life with images, sound and magic, featuring illusion, folklore and burlesque theatre where the characters are played by real people. May sound sugar and spice, but you'd be surprised (the train shakes!) and it has more substance (it examines the concept of people between two places) than your average fairground ride. |
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Oh My God: it's Britpop from Kaiser Chiefs at Barfly. 7:30 49 Chalk Farm Road, NW1. £6. 08700 600 100 or here. |
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Cult Yank funny man David Cross now at Soho Theatre. 9:30pm. 21 Dean St, W1. £10. 0870 429 6883 or here |
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Traditional Victorian visual effects that haven't been staged for the last century are sure to give Disneyland's Haunted House (remember the mirrors?) a run for its money. Go on, be brave - but remember, this isn't the ghost train you rode as a child. Carnesky’s
Ghost Train - until 23rd September |
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8 Mile-style rap contest, hip hop night and breakdance & MC battle Jump Off is now at Mean Fiddler. 10pm. 157 Charing Cross Rd, WC2. £8. |
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Last week for Crazy House's Vacaxion, Vacaxion play at BAC, walking talking play Alice Through The Looking Glass, the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition, Andrew Stones' Atlas at Chisenhale. |
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| Tate Britain opens its new GF Watts display. 10am-5:50pm. Millbank, SW1. Free | ||||
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