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What to Do Today: See The Breakup Monologues

This one-off performance will get you in the spirit for tomorrow.

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Stuck on what to do today? Let us help you. This Tuesday 13 February, we recommend that you head to Poplar Union for the hilarious and horrifying stories of ‘The Breakup Monologues’…

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See The Breakup Monologues Today
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Poplar Union’s What’s Love Got to do With It? season is very seasonal indeed at the moment. Tonight’s installation is a night of comedy storytelling hosted by award-winning comedian, author of ‘Is Monogamy Dead?’ and Radio 4 regular, Rosie Wilby. Arrive to The Breakup Monologues in time for a pre-emptive cocktail before hearing heartache-filled, hilarious and horrifying break up stories. Multi award-winner Pippa Evans; Edinburgh Fringe 2017 Best Show nominee and BBC Talent Hotlist featured Elf Lyons; festival regular Sarah Bennetto; and inventive multimedia performance artist Paula Varjack are tonight’s guest who will grin and bear their souls.

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The Breakup Monologues was first commissioned by Bradford Literature Festival and premiered to a sell-out crowd there in July 2017. Tickets bookable at Poplar Union.

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8pm-9.30pm (Doors at 7.30pm); Tickets from £5; Poplar Union, 2 Cotall Street, Poplar London E14 6TL
Poplar Union hosts a variety of daily events, workshops, classes and talks. Today’s offerings also include yoga, a nutrition workshop, a parent and baby coffee afternoon and an exhibition of Alex Prior and Wayne Foskett’s work around the theme of light. See more at Poplar Union

What else is on in London this week? Check out the Town Culture Diary.