North London Food & Culture

What’s in the new July issue of Kentishtowner?

Longstanding NW5-based charity Clean Break leads our summer print issue

Some charities genuinely change lives and minds. One such example is Clean Break, whose medium is theatre – on stage, in prison and in the community, where it produces ground-breaking plays with women writers and actors.

Founded in 1979 by two female prisoners who believed they could bring the hidden stories of imprisoned women to a wider audience, the charity’s been based in Kentish Town since 1995 – and is still the only theatre company of its kind remaining true to these roots.

Inside our new print issue, out today, we speak to artistic director Anna Hermann about how the company is marking four decades, as well as what’s happening now in 2019. One of the year’s highlights is Sweatbox, the revival of Chloë Moss’s play performed in a prison van and currently travelling across the UK. Catch it while you can: cast members Funke Adeleke, Jade Small and Posy Sterling are pictured here on our cover.

Elsewhere inside, photographer Dan Hall uncovers a little-known London documentary from the late 1960s, and we count down a slew of summer festies, happenings and new streetfood pop-ups in our seasonal food and drink issue. Not to mention Hicce, the most garlanded new opening in Coal Drops Yard.


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Finally, we’ve teamed up with new Camden Market destination Italian Alley (read our review here) to offer you some tasty discounts.

Stockists

Fixed distribution units across King’s Cross and the borough of Camden 
Kentish Town station
Kentish Town West Overground
Tufnell Park Underground
Gospel Oak Overground
Hampstead Heath Overground
Outside Phoenicia supermarket, Kentish Town Road

UAL St Martin’s (entrance to the right of Caravan), Granary Square N1C
KX Visitor’s Centre, Stable Street KX Visitor’s Centre, Stable Street
Outside Euston Station, corner of Melton Street and Euston Square Gardens
Waitrose KX, Granary Square N1C
Outside Warren Street Underground station W1
Coram’s Fields end of Lamb’s Conduit Street WC1
Judd Street outside Camden Town Hall WC1
Exmouth Market outside Caravan EC1
Outside Kentish Town West Overground NW5
Outside Phoenicia Food Hall, Kentish Town Road NW5

Other stockists include

NW1, NW5, NW3, N7, N19
Southampton Arms, Fields Beneath, The Grafton, Kentish Town Sports Centre, Tapping The Admiral, Camden Town Brewery, Camden’s Daughter, Zabludowicz Collection, Roundhouse, Bowery Bagel, Q Grill, Lantana, Camden Market Hall upstairs, Spread Eagle, Coffee Jar, Cote, Leyas Coffee, The Colonel Fawcett, Casa Tua, Owl Bookshop, Flaxon Ptootch, Scratchline Tattoo, The Lion & Unicorn, The Oxford, Kentish Town Library, Harrys Fine Food, The Vine, The Junction Tavern,Ruby Violet, Bear + Wolf, The Pineapple, The Abbey Tavern, Arancini Factory Cafe, Zing Zing, The Bull & Last, Truffles Deli, Owl Bookshop, Flaxon Ptootch, The Star, Lord Palmerston, Tufnell Park Tavern, Future & Found, Rose & Crown, The Lord Stanley, Oskar Pink, Dirty Burger, The College Practice, Queen’s Crescent Library, Fierce Grace Yoga – Queen’s Crescent, Marios Cafe, The Stag, Beetroot Deli, Black Truffle, The Spoke, St John’s


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