Nick Hennegan celebrates the birthday of Oscar Wilde. Possibly the most quoted writer after Shakespeare, with Wilde's Ballard of Reading Gaol and news about his relationship with the British Library!
Nick Hennegan's Bohemian Blog Thingy
Now nothing, well not much, to do with the Maverick Theatre Company and the London Literary Pub Crawl. But quite a lot to do with living a chaotic Bohemian lifestyle as a writer, producer and director in London and Birmingam.
Saturday, 17 October 2026
Saturday, 10 October 2026
Autum Requests.
As Autumn (fall!) falls, Nick Hennegan plays your literary requests.
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Sunday, 20 September 2026
The Bloomsbury Festival - 20 years in Central London.
Nick Hennegan talks to Festival Director Rosemary Richards about The Bloomsbury Festival - celebrating its 20th anniversary in the centre of London.
BohemianBritian.com
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Saturday, 19 September 2026
Nicholas Collett – a Bohemian Briton.
Nick Hennegan talks to actor, producer and writer Nicholas Collett about his life and work – and how a son of a Steel Worker in Sheffield becomes an artist.
BohemianBritian.com
Friday, 24 July 2026
A Summer of Arts... and a BIT of Politics!
Nick Hennegan closes this season with a look at the Edinburgh Fringe, International Book Festival and Camden Fringe. And features some music from his Edinburgh Fringe hit play 'Winston And David' It's at the Tabard Theatre in London W4 and is about the two famous politicians - and their women!
Thursday, 2 July 2026
Actor Kevin McNally, ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’, R.A.D.A., Birmingham and Sci-Fi!
Nick Hennegan talks to actor Kevin McNally about his life and career. 'Pirates of The Carribbean', Birmingham, R.A.D.A. and his book, ‘Sons Of Sol.’
See the video at www.BohemianBritain.com
Thursday, 11 June 2026
Celebrating Bloomsday with Joyce's Readings and Rare Recordings.
Nick Hennegan celebrates Bloomsday... the annual celebration of James Joyce's Ulysses, with rare recordings of Joyce reading part of his work, his first-time publisher Sylvia Beach (founder of Shakespeare and Co Bookshop in Paris) and Brendan Behan singing! Also news of some upcoming writing competitions.