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14th July in London

For those of you who feel that a 14th July is not a 14th July if you are not amongst other French people dancing along to the old favourite tunes, here is a list of events taking place in London over the weekend:
Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle in South Kensington:
Bastille day Party organised by La Fédération des Associations Françaises en Grande Bretagne Ltd.Party will be taking place on Saturday 11th July.
Two possible options: With or without dinner
Prices Dinner and Party: £35
Party only £8 if purchased in advance £10 at the door.
Cocktail and Dinner starts at 6pm
whilst doors open at 7pm for Party only guests.
An accordionist will play during the Cocktail whereas a French band will entertain the guests.
More information: click here

Feydeau' s farces for Bastille Day in London
A HOUSE BATH (British Premiere) and MADAME'S LATE MOTHER (Returns!)
A double-bill of unknown French farces
by Georges FEYDEAU.
Madame's Late Mother
At 4 O’clock in the morning. A row: she wants to sleep, he comes back from a party (Dressed as Louis the XIVth !) Suddenly the doorbell rings...
A House Bath
At night, Madame wants to have a bath, being prepared with much attention by the maid. When Madame changes her mind, the maid decides she might as well have one when suddenly Monsieur comes back.
Translated for the first time by Echange Theatre.
Directed by Samuel Miller and Gael Colin.
Times : the 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th of July.
Box Office: 08448 472 264
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