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Events going on in Brentford

Women Talking (15), Watermans

Fri 24 February - Thu 2 March. See website for dates and times.

The screening on Tuesday 28 February at 3.30pm is subtitled with audio description and is 'Safe Seating'. The Parent and Baby screening is on Wednesday 1 March at 11.30am.

In 2010, the women of an isolated religious community grapple with reconciling their reality with their faith. Based on the best-selling novel by Miriam Toews.

To find out more, visit the website.

Cycle Maintenance Classes, Convent Way, Hounslow UB2 5UL

Want to learn to fix your own bike gears and save money? Our next free bicycle maintenance class for Hounslow borough residents is a gears class this coming Saturday morning, the 25th. Our 2hr bike maintenance classes are funded by the council and run from 9.30-11.30am in the morning, and from 12.30-2.30pm in the afternoon. There is a £10 booking fee that will be fully refunded at the end of the class.

Save yourself time and money by learning how to repair the easy bits of your bike yourself by coming along to the workshops. Find out more here.

A Doll's House, Questors Theatre

India. 1879. Can a wife break free from the shackles of societal expectations?

This striking reimagining of Ibsen's classic play is set in Calcutta during British colonialist rule. Niru, a young Bengali woman, is married to English bureaucrat Tom. To him, she is a prize possession, a doting wife whose purpose is to serve. But when she takes agency of her own, how will he respond?

Exploring gender politics and male ownership, this razor-sharp contemporary adaptation confronts complex race relations through the lens of colonialism.

Written by highly acclaimed British-Indian playwright Tanika Gupta, and originally staged at The Lyric in 2018. This production is directed by Meneka Das.

Find out more of the website.

Watermans Arts Centre is the Brentford Nub News What's On sponsor. Without community-minded partners like Watermans we would not be able to produce the locally-relevant, clickbait-free news to the people of Brentford.