Beware of Banksy: his art can make you homeless

Kingston 14

Theatre Royal, Stratford East, until 26 April

Banksy: The Room in the Elephant

Arcola, until 26 April

You may not have heard of Goldie. He’s an actor and singer whose name refers to the bullion with which a cosmetic mason has decorated his incisors. A recent James Bond also featured a glimpse of the Fort Knox gnashers, and they’re currently on display at Stratford East in Roy Williams’s new drama Kingston 14.

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TaggedArcola, Banksy: The Room in the Elephant, by Hal Samples, Goldie, Kingston 14, Roy Williams, Something from Nothing, Stratford East, Tachowa Covington, Theatre Royal, Tom Wainwright

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Beware of Banksy: his art can make you homeless

Theatre Royal’s 'Kingston 14' offers no pick-me-up (Goldie’s slim cameo doesn’t count), while the Arcola’s 'Banksy: The Room in the Elephant' offers no solace to the man the artist made homeless

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