Events on 20 Mar 2013

Sex, money and the world wide web. Shanghai 2013. After more than twenty years, Tong Zheng returns from the States – to sell Wall Street. The China he finds is very different from the one he left behind. Who is the fascinating “shanghai beauty” he meets online? This is a strange love story in a virtual world – but a love story all the same. A local theatre company with a global reach, Border Crossings is co-producing for the second time with China’s leading contemporary theatre, Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre, following the extraordinary show Re-Orientations.

Their skillfully mixed cocktail of classic hits, retro costume and humour is the best in bogus rock and roll, hilariously "mockumenting" the history of the Rolling Stones from 1962. Why pay a fortune to see originals as ants in a mega-dome, when for a fraction of the price you can smell the sweat of faking brilliance? It's phony rock 'n' roll but a real bargain! “Four Out of Five Stars” The Times “Better than the originals” The Guardian “Hilarious” Jerry Hall Book Tickets Now Box Office: 0208 807 6680 Online: www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk

Forty Hall & Estate are delighted to announce a new contemporary art installation that is set to challenge your perception of heritage. Acclaimed live artist Richard Layzell reveals his personal exploration of Forty Hall & Estate through performance and work with local residents. Richard’s installation, incorporating a performance element, will take Forty Hall & Estate’s as inspiration and expose a contemporary twist on its history, prompting you to think differently about this beautiful place. Richard Layzell is a London-based artist who works in installation, video and performance internationally.