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Want to blow away the Jan Blues & laugh a lot? Don't miss Howerd's End 12&13 Jan @TheHillStaCafe


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Earlier today I was taking a short break from printing and laminating posters for Howerd's End, grabbing a light lunch I browsed todays edition of The Metro, then turning a page a very psychedelic Mark Farrelly made me exclaim OMG!


'Jarman of delight' a terrific interview which touches on Quentin Crisp, Patrick Hamilton, Derek Jarman and last but not least Frankie Howerd.


Mark is returning for a third time to our lovely community cafe this time for two nights on 12th and 13th January.

So if you want to blow away the January blues and wet yourself - laughing!


Do book your ticket.

Howerd's End By Mark Farrelly.

8PM DOORS 7PM Followed by post show talk

Tickets ?16.85 online at QR code or www.hillstationcafe.co.uk

?16 tickets also available at the venue.

The Hill Station Community Cafe, Kitto Road, SE14 5TW


Frankie Howerd was one of Britain's most loved comedians for half a century. But he had a secret. And the secret's name was Dennis.


This play by Mark Farrelly (Quentin Crisp: Naked Hope) takes you to the heart of Frankie and Dennis' clandestine relationship, which lasted from the 1950s until Frankie's death in 1992. It also affords a glorious opportunity to encounter Frankie in full-flight stand up mode.


Packed with laughter, but unafraid of truth, Howerd's End portrays two humans' journey through closeness, love, grief, and all the other things that make life worth living. Come and say farewell to a legend...and learn the art of letting go.

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