What’s on: The best arts and culture events to attend in Islington this week

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Your last chance to grab tickets to the coolest events happening in over the next week in Islington 

THEATRE: Women, Beware The Devil 

Almeida Theatre, Almeida St, London N1 1TA 

When: 22 – 25 March, at 2pm and 7:30pm  

Cost: £48.50 

 
Described by The Guardian as a “Bridgerton on acid”, Lulu Raczka’s Women, Beware The Devil is coming to the end of a hugely successful run in the UK. Set in 1640, the play follows Lady Elizabeth as she races to protect her ancestral home with the help of a young servant who is suspected of witchcraft.  

The Carpettes + The Private Dicks + The Bleach Boys 

207 Upper St, London N1 1RL 

When: 25 March at 7:30pm  

Cost: £14.30 

Three punk/power pop bands, one groovy gig – head to the Hope and Anchor as The Carpettes, The Private Dicks and The Bleach Boys throw it back to the Seventies with a live performance on Friday. Tickets cost less than £15 per head, which is a steal considering the three-for-one line-up.  

Angel Comedy Fridays  

The Bill Murray, 39 Queen’s Head St, London N1 8NQ 

When: 31 March at 7pm  

Cost: £9.50 

Up-and-coming stand-up comedians will take over the stage at renowned The Bill Murray on Friday for an hour-and-a-half of non-stop laughs. The Angel Comedy Club strives to make comedy accessible with affordable shows through the week – but the Friday shows are something of a highlight. Joe Lycett, Aisling Bea, and Nish Kumar are among many of the comics that went on to build successful careers after starting out at the Angel Comedy Club.  

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