The Walrus Who Came to Tea
A fundraising virtual tea party. Count us in. Emma’s love for sweet (and savoury) treats, meant… more
Journal
Journal entries ordered by “Reviews”
VAULT Festival 2020
I’m fascinated by VAULT Festival (I really don’t like using those capitals but that’s how they… more
White Plague at Greenwich Theatre
For our March Cog Night we were at Greenwich Theatre for an immersive theatrical experience about… more
Jekyll and Hyde at Vault Festival
February’s Cog Night saw us chasing round the streets of Southwark in this interactive piece by… more
Vivian Suter: Tintin’s Sofa at Camden Arts Centre
On a stormy Sunday afternoon Ed took refuge in this paint-sodden exhibition at Camden Arts Centre. more
The Lost Hours at Vault Festival
A performance for one in a shipping container. Michael had little idea what to expect from… more
Christine Rebet at Parasol Unit
Parasol Unit are leaving their current London space. Ed went along to their final exhibition -… more
The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience
For January’s Cog Night we played The Crystal Maze Live Experience. Anna gives her take on… more
Lucian Freud: The Self-portraits at the Royal Academy
Ed shares his thoughts on one of January’s must-see exhibitions at the Royal Academy. more
Cultural highlights of 2019
Michael gives a month by month overview of his favourite cultural events of 2019… more
Transformative moments in the arts
In his role as Executive Chair at the National Campaign for the Arts, Michael has published… more
Dennis Severs’ House
For our November Cog Night the team travelled back in time to discover life in 18th… more
Spektrix conference 2019
This annual conference has grown into a huge event. Michael was there for the first time,… more
Gary Clarke Company’s Wasteland, at The Place
Our October Cog night took us to Gary Clarke Company’s ‘Wasteland’ at The Place. Ed gives… more
London Film Festival 2019
With new director, Tricia Tuttle, the 63rd BFI London Film Festival is bigger than ever. Here’s… more
Smashing It – book launch
Michael was at the launch of a new book ‘Smashing It: Working Class Artists On Life… more
‘The best of stand up’ at The Comedy Store
Our September Cog night was a trip to Leicester Square’s legendary The Comedy Store. It was… more
End of the Road festival 2019
Michael’s been back to his favourite annual music festival. He’s written about the many bands he… more
Bowhold, the brilliant Bowjangles!
For our August Cog night we visited Underbelly at Southbank, to see Bowjangles (a string quartet)… more
L’arlesiana at Opera Holland Park
For our July’s Cog night we headed off to see the dress rehearsal of L’arlesiana at… more
AI: More than Human at Barbican
It’s not every night you get to sip a cocktail made by a robot. But that… more
Drawing the Line at The Albany
For our May Cog night we ventured around the corner to Deptford Lounge to see the… more
Happy 28th Cog
To help us celebrate our 28th we’ve thrown a party at Rich Mix for our clients,… more
Discussion Day Scavenger Hunt
We take a day out, each year, to talk about past successes, lessons to be learned… more
Ghost Stories at Lyric
For our April Cog night we headed to Lyric Hammersmith to see the highly anticipated return… more
Team outing to the Horniman Museum and Gardens
The Horniman Museum and Gardens is a landmark for South London. Lots of the team had… more
Velvet Petal at Laban Theatre
For our March Cog night we went to Trinity Laban’s stunning building in Deptford, to see… more
Painted Hall
We were lucky enough to be invited to an advanced opening of the restored Painted Hall,… more
The Night Shift at the CLF Art Cafe
For our February Cog Night, we ventured into Peckham to see members of the Orchestra of… more
Cog Christmas 2018
In 2018, tragedy struck the Cog Christmas tree. Read Emily’s account of the ways our wonderful… more
Cultural highlights of 2018
Michael gives a month by month overview of his favourite cultural events of 2018… more