A Bathing Ape Book Signing
Before A Bathing Ape-founder, Nigo, opens his popup space in the DSM basement this Saturday with Jun Takahashi, the man himself will be signing copies of BAPE's 15th anniversary retrospective tome, made up of 368 pages detailing its design history and celebrity clientele. With only 100 available, and flocks of fans expected to be flying in, we suggest getting there early for a piece of fashion history.

S*O*U*P
With Circus now firmly relocated to Shoreditch High Street, and Bistrotheque's marvellous Bourgeois and Maurice nights camper and wittier than ever, it's only right that (Disco Bloodbath's) Dan Beaumont's deliciously messy night is becoming such a slot on the East London radar. Set in that most delightfully random iniquitous den, expect the Star to be veritably plump with revellers as the Italo-disco seeps joyously out of their beautiful, gay, fluoro- flecked ears.

Nasser Azam: Life In Space
I'm often in another space: my mischievous mind conjuring exotic, far-away places - like Acapulco or my bed - while my body is locked elsewhere in less delightful tasks. Perhaps it's time to take a lesson from Nasser Azam, who manages to conjoin mind and matter so perfectly. From his Bacon-inspired zero-gravity paintings to abstract representations of human form, it's hard not to get lost in the realms of physical and psychological liberation.

Faust.2360 Words
Forget the serious portrayals of Dr. Faust and his doomed wish for endless knowledge that have come before. This diminutive Russian production literally blows them out of the water - with dirt, talcum powder, smoke, fire, and little men on strings, all backed by 2360 carefully chosen words presented as surtitles amongst echoey sound effects, fantastical dream images, and queer happenings. Almost worth selling your soul for. Almost.

Hula Boogie! 6th Birthday
It's funny who we choose to revere; yes Chopin may be one of the great musical genius' of our time, but does a man who wore a beard on only one side of his face really deserve our adoration? Well, obviously. We say, in appreciation of such lunacy, don a half beard and head down to the concert marking 160 years since his last public appearance. The way you'll be looking, it might be yours too.