The Brickhouse
The Brickhouse is a fine dining restaurant with a twist. Set over three levels the restaurant offers two styles of dining; a la carte and a six course grazing menu.
We offer a modern European menu that will change with the seasons, skilfully put together by Matt Reuther.
Our aim is not only to stimulate your taste buds but also provide an atmosphere where you can enjoy yourself all evening. DJ's, VJ's and live acts will be performing throughout the week to coincide with your dining experience.
If you have any questions please contact the General Manager Adam Wilson via email:
adam@thebrickhouse.co.uk
If you have any specific PR questions or opportunities please contact Rochelle Cohen:
rochelle@rochecom.com
The remarkable art and sculptures at The Brickhouse are the work of Bindi Harris and Sandra Beccarelli and are all for sale.
We will be exhibiting other brilliant artists throughout the coming year.
Amy G
Tuesday 6th May 2008 - Friday 9th May 2008
Amy G is an effervescent vision of bumbling beauty. The showgirl on rollerskates has trouble with everything from the top of her voice to the tip of her tailfeathers. Somehow, from comic chaoes emerges an original song and dance unlike anything you've ever seen: includes a tap dance on rollerskates, a scat break, opera licks, roller disco and as many glasses of champagne from the audience as possible.
Schwamp
Saturday 10th May 2008
Hailing from the muddy bed of the Mighty Mississippi come the dark, rich sounds of Schwamp, evoking a yesteryear of itinerant blues and folk travellers. A wanderlust will undoubtedly be inspired from the sultry and gravel laden textures of the chronicling of many a journey and adventure, the renderings of loss, joys, observations and witticisms from the road and the stoical acceptance of the downtrodden and marginalised. Soothe the troubled soul with the cathartic sounds of Delta-driven smoked whiskey blues, and raise hell with the rollickin' boys of Schwamp. Featuring Paddy P, songsmith and guitarist of local legend and Sean MacGloin, displaced Bronxite, on fiddle and harmonicas (previously known to The Brickhouse patrons as a member of "Ta Mere").
TABULA RASA
Sunday 11th May 2008
Continuing the Sunday Sensation at The Brickhouse we invite you to join us to sample from a tempting new Sunday Tapas Menu or a taster from our a la carte menu. Live entertainment will be provided by a varying eclectic mix of artistes such as Singers, Aerial Artists and DJ's. We will also be using this platform to invite exciting new entertainers to try out our venue at The Brickhouse. This exciting new venture is pleased to present GLYNT featuring J Owen vocalist and guitarist and Sean MacGloin violinist and harmonica player. Tap, snap and clap along to mesmerising and original sounds from this vibrant and entertaining duo, drawing from roots in Irish trad, bluegrass, country and blues. J Owen is a recording artist of international repute and tours extensively throughout Europe on collaborative and solo projects. Sean MacGloin may already be known to patrons of The Brickhouse as a member of "Ta Mere". £5 admission fee applies
Ta Mere
Tuesday 13th May 2008
A regular residency starts here. We are pleased to annouce a Tuesday treat in the form of Brickhouse favourites Ta Mere. Jazz cabaret / popular music from the 1910's, 1920's, 1930's and 1940's, bal musette, gipsy swing, jive, Russian and Balkan traditionals, bluegrass and celtic music, all that in a tight string combo singing in French and English. "With their unique renditions of old style vaudeville gypsy romany and swing from the early 20th century, captivatingly cool , sleek and sexy, this string trio care well equipped to play sophisticated tea parties to dusty dance halls and transform you into another world..." Amanda Rodgers, stranger than paradise A performance taster at The Brickhouse follows: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VO_Ja8iUrM For more information visit: www.tamere.co.uk
Leo & Yam
Wednesday 14th May 2008 - Saturday 17th May 2008
‘Leo and Yam’ is a unique aerial company specializing in contemporary aerial shows on rope, silks and static trapeze. The performers are originally from Sweden and Israel but now based in the UK. Their shows have been part of many events and venues around the world and now The Brickhouse is delighted to host their new double rope show ‘Knockout’ from the 14th – 17th May. ‘Knockout’ is a stylish show with strong visual impact. It’s funny, sexy and most of all exciting. Alongside their doubles show they will be performing some of their solo repertoire including ‘Timeout’ - a silks routine accompanied by Joanna Quail on live cello and ‘Tango style’- a passionate aerial dance with vertical hanging rope.
TABULA RASA
Sunday 18th May 2008
Continuing the Sunday Sensation at The Brickhouse we invite you to join us to sample from a tempting new Sunday Tapas Menu or a taster from our a la carte menu. Live entertainment will be provided by a varying eclectic mix of artistes such as Singers, Aerial Artists and DJ's. We will also be using this platform to invite exciting new entertainers to try out our venue at The Brickhouse. This exciting new venture is pleased to announce aerial artists LEO & YAM who will be performing along with some of their friends. ‘Leo and Yam’ is a unique aerial company specializing in contemporary aerial shows on rope, silks and static trapeze. The performers are originally from Sweden and Israel but now based in the UK. Their shows have been part of many events and venues around the world and now the Brickhouse is delighted to host their rope show. £5 admission fee applies
Ta Mere
Tuesday 20th May 2008
The residency of the Brickhouse favourites Ta Mere continues. Jazz cabaret / popular music from the 1910's, 1920's, 1930's and 1940's, bal musette, gipsy swing, jive, Russian and Balkan traditionals, bluegrass and celtic music, all that in a tight string combo singing in French and English. "With their unique renditions of old style vaudeville gypsy romany and swing from the early 20th century, captivatingly cool , sleek and sexy, this string trio care well equipped to play sophisticated tea parties to dusty dance halls and transform you into another world..." Amanda Rodgers, stranger than paradise A performance taster at The Brickhouse follows: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VO_Ja8iUrM For more information visit: www.tamere.co.uk
Ta Mere
Tuesday 27th May 2008
The residency of the Brickhouse favourites Ta Mere continues. Jazz cabaret / popular music from the 1910's, 1920's, 1930's and 1940's, bal musette, gipsy swing, jive, Russian and Balkan traditionals, bluegrass and celtic music, all that in a tight string combo singing in French and English. "With their unique renditions of old style vaudeville gypsy romany and swing from the early 20th century, captivatingly cool , sleek and sexy, this string trio care well equipped to play sophisticated tea parties to dusty dance halls and transform you into another world..." Amanda Rodgers, stranger than paradise A performance taster at The Brickhouse follows: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VO_Ja8iUrM For more information visit: www.tamere.co.uk
Empress Stah
Wednesday 4th June 2008 - Saturday 7th June 2008
Empress Stah is appearing exclusively at The Brickhouse with nightly performances of ‘A GOLD STAR’ – Literally gilded head to toe in Gold Glitter & ‘LOVE TO LOVE YOU’ – a sensual, aerial homage to disco. Stah’s work as a ‘Neo Burlesque’ starlet picks up where tassel twirling and fan dancing leaves off. Not for the faint hearted, ‘neo’ or ‘new’ burlesque, is about taking the art form and making it relevant for the 21st century. There is no retro styling here, neo burlesque confronts contemporary life in a way that is at times humorous, blasphemous, pornographic, light hearted, challenging, camp, politically incorrect and above all entertaining. During her glittering 10 year career, Stah has graced stages from London to New York, Tokyo, Moscow and Sydney performing alongside big names such as Cirque Du Soliel and Dita Von Teese, with clients including Smirnoff, Harvey Nichols and Damien Hirst while maintaining her connection to the underground by touring with notorious London clubs, Torture Garden and Lost Vagueness. www.EmpressStah.com www.YouTube.com/EmpressStah www.Myspace.com/Empress_Stah
Ta Mere
Tuesday 10th June 2008
The residency of the Brickhouse favourites Ta Mere continues. Jazz cabaret / popular music from the 1910's, 1920's, 1930's and 1940's, bal musette, gipsy swing, jive, Russian and Balkan traditionals, bluegrass and celtic music, all that in a tight string combo singing in French and English. "With their unique renditions of old style vaudeville gypsy romany and swing from the early 20th century, captivatingly cool , sleek and sexy, this string trio care well equipped to play sophisticated tea parties to dusty dance halls and transform you into another world..." Amanda Rodgers, stranger than paradise A performance taster at The Brickhouse follows: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VO_Ja8iUrM For more information visit: www.tamere.co.uk
Empress Stah
Wednesday 11th June 2008 - Saturday 14th June 2008
Empress Stah is appearing exclusively at The Brickhouse with nightly performances of ‘A GOLD STAR’ – Literally gilded head to toe in Gold Glitter & ‘LOVE TO LOVE YOU’ – a sensual, aerial homage to disco. Stah’s work as a ‘Neo Burlesque’ starlet picks up where tassel twirling and fan dancing leaves off. Not for the faint hearted, ‘neo’ or ‘new’ burlesque, is about taking the art form and making it relevant for the 21st century. There is no retro styling here, neo burlesque confronts contemporary life in a way that is at times humorous, blasphemous, pornographic, light hearted, challenging, camp, politically incorrect and above all entertaining. During her glittering 10 year career, Stah has graced stages from London to New York, Tokyo, Moscow and Sydney performing alongside big names such as Cirque Du Soliel and Dita Von Teese, with clients including Smirnoff, Harvey Nichols and Damien Hirst while maintaining her connection to the underground by touring with notorious London clubs, Torture Garden and Lost Vagueness. www.EmpressStah.com www.YouTube.com/EmpressStah www.Myspace.com/Empress_Stah
Ta Mere
Tuesday 17th June 2008
The residency of the Brickhouse favourites Ta Mere continues. Jazz cabaret / popular music from the 1910's, 1920's, 1930's and 1940's, bal musette, gipsy swing, jive, Russian and Balkan traditionals, bluegrass and celtic music, all that in a tight string combo singing in French and English. "With their unique renditions of old style vaudeville gypsy romany and swing from the early 20th century, captivatingly cool , sleek and sexy, this string trio care well equipped to play sophisticated tea parties to dusty dance halls and transform you into another world..." Amanda Rodgers, stranger than paradise A performance taster at The Brickhouse follows: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VO_Ja8iUrM For more information visit: www.tamere.co.uk
Empress Stah
Wednesday 18th June 2008 - Saturday 21st June 2008
Empress Stah is appearing exclusively at The Brickhouse with nightly performances of ‘A GOLD STAR’ – Literally gilded head to toe in Gold Glitter & ‘LOVE TO LOVE YOU’ – a sensual, aerial homage to disco. Stah’s work as a ‘Neo Burlesque’ starlet picks up where tassel twirling and fan dancing leaves off. Not for the faint hearted, ‘neo’ or ‘new’ burlesque, is about taking the art form and making it relevant for the 21st century. There is no retro styling here, neo burlesque confronts contemporary life in a way that is at times humorous, blasphemous, pornographic, light hearted, challenging, camp, politically incorrect and above all entertaining. During her glittering 10 year career, Stah has graced stages from London to New York, Tokyo, Moscow and Sydney performing alongside big names such as Cirque Du Soliel and Dita Von Teese, with clients including Smirnoff, Harvey Nichols and Damien Hirst while maintaining her connection to the underground by touring with notorious London clubs, Torture Garden and Lost Vagueness. www.EmpressStah.com www.YouTube.com/EmpressStah www.Myspace.com/Empress_Stah
Ta Mere
Tuesday 24th June 2008
The residency of the Brickhouse favourites Ta Mere continues. Jazz cabaret / popular music from the 1910's, 1920's, 1930's and 1940's, bal musette, gipsy swing, jive, Russian and Balkan traditionals, bluegrass and celtic music, all that in a tight string combo singing in French and English. "With their unique renditions of old style vaudeville gypsy romany and swing from the early 20th century, captivatingly cool , sleek and sexy, this string trio care well equipped to play sophisticated tea parties to dusty dance halls and transform you into another world..." Amanda Rodgers, stranger than paradise A performance taster at The Brickhouse follows: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VO_Ja8iUrM For more information visit: www.tamere.co.uk
How to find the Brickhouse
The Brickhouse,
The Old Truman Brewery,
Brick Lane,
London
E1 6RU