The Moon Under Water
George Orwell liked pubs. Andrew James Brown LOVES pubs. All pubs!
Taking Orwell’s 1946 essay ‘The Moon Under Water’ as a starting point, Andrew James Brown looks at the joy of pubs, their essence and their greatness, and, most importantly the people in them. Why not join him on his colourful journey through pubs great and small, from chain pub to gastro, travelling through city gin-palaces and country inns across parquet flooring and sticky carpet alike.
This humorous look at pubs and people takes in history, philosophy, musings, poems and tales of booze, horse brasses and Morris dancing, all washed down with a warm lager or two. Do you like pubs? If so, you’ll like this. Hopefully.
“I like the haiku
In particulu”
John Hegley
“Entertaining, enlightening and full of charm.” Cole Moreton
Cast & Creatives
Written and performed by Andrew James Brown
Directed by Michelle McMahon
Date & Time: Wednesday 1st October
Running Time: 60mins
Content warnings: Age 14+ Strong Language
Latecomers may not be admitted. Ticket purchases are non refundable.
Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members.
Venue
Venue: The Sparrowhawk
Set in a beautiful Victorian building just off Crystal Palace Triangle, The Sparrowhawk is an independent gastropub known for its warm atmosphere, excellent food, and rotating craft beer selection. With a stylish upstairs function room and a welcoming community feel, it's a hidden gem for intimate Fringe events in South London.
Whether it’s a cosy storytelling night, a slice of stand-up, or an evening of spoken word, The Sparrowhawk offers a relaxed yet polished setting - the kind of space where great art and great conversation naturally meet.
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