Podcast feedAridja's Podcast - quarter life crisis
Begin as you mean to go on. Aridja’s Podcast starts with openness and honesty.
This time Aridja chats about the quarter life crisis. Being a young adult is hard these days and it’s easy to feel like you’re losing out or being left behind. If you’re feeling like this yourself then don’t worry. Aridja has your back.
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What's on in Camden Xmas 2016/ New Year 2017
Tricycle Theatre hosts String Quartet Concert on Sunday 18th December. It’s panto with two performances per day throughout the season at the Shaw Theatre with Snow White. On 22nd, Fitzrovia Youth serve a meal at the Indian YMCA as a fundraiser. To book a place call 0207 388 7399. The Royal College of Surgeons free lecture for young people is on skin! Book a place for 3pm on 22nd December. 02030752389. Swiss Cottage Gallery hosts Millie Rice’s imaginative and clever exhibition on King’s Cross. Walk off all that XMAS food with walks in Holborn and Grays’ Inn Road, call 07502563578. Family Winter Takeover at Camden Arts Centre on 30th December; Blackbox: ‘Obama and Me’ by Sylvia Arthur at the Etcetera on 4th and 5th January, 6.30pm
Read by: Cale Hubble, Freddy Chick, Joe Hughes, Julia Gaulon, Marian Larragy & Zoe Stegosaurus
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Whats on in Camden week beginning 9th Nov
Upstairs at the Gatehouse hosts ‘Shakespeare’s Greatest Hits’ on Sunday afternoon and ‘Albert Herring’ with Hampstead Garden Opera for 10 days from 14th November; The Sam Braysher Quartet play Jazz at The Oxford on Monday evening; Iron Curtain Trilogy, comprised of three separate plays – ‘The Shape of The Table’, ‘Pentecost’ and ‘Dilemma’ – will be at the Cockpit in Gateforth Street from Thursday 13th; Don’t miss the a Ja Ja Festival of 100 Nordic bands at two London venues.
Read by: Freddy Chick, Joe Hughes, Marian Larragy and Mel Williams
Edited by: Mel Williams & Marian Larragy
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Camden Arts Centre Interview
Jenni Lomax, longtime Director of Camden Arts Centre, talks with Denise O’Connor about the Centre, its rich history and strong reputation and the range of impressive educational programs on offer, including a pioneering project where artists and children with learning difficulties work creatively together. The Spring exhibition, Zoe Leonard’s ‘Observation Point’ was a real hit with local kids as well as adults.
Edited by: Denise O’Connor
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