Asparagasm presents Shaw's Redemption - a vegan steampunk dinner spectacular



Asparagasm presents 'Shaw's Redemption'- a vegan and gluten-free fine-dining event featuring spectacular installation and performance and the four courses of the apocalypse. 

Elect to come to the most apocalyptic Asparagasm to date after you’ve been to the ballot. In honour of Irish Nobel prize winner George Bernard Shaw - the passionate and vocal grandfather of Victorian-era vegetarianism - Asparagasm presents ‘Shaw’s Redemption’ on Thursday 7th, Friday 8th and Saturday 9th May at Studio Spaces on atmospheric Pennington Street, E1.

Presenting guest chefs Fredrik Bolin, of Disappearing Dining Club fame, and Paul Foster; Executive Chef for Asparagasm Gloucestershire; town meets country in a culinary collision of vegan and gluten-free fine dining.

The night begins with a welcome Dry Martini courtesy of Cotswold Dry gin, a heaven-scented lavender infused distillation with a cloudy twist, or a fruit punch for the non-libatious. A licensed bar includes vegan and organic wines by Vintage Roots and award-winning Asparagasm pale ale from Stroud Brewery. 

The dessert denouement welcomes a site-specific performance from the artiste Paka and Rusty, a life size fire-breathing mechanical horse. With installations from sensational steam punk sculpturalists, Circus Kinetica, we explore the wheel of life with the four courses of the apocalypse and a sonic soundscape by Key Changes.

To conclude this seasonally-inspired great British feast, a board meeting of great taste as Paul Foster presents the latest incarnations of Asparagasm’s artisan nut cultured vegan cheeses.

Tickets are £40 per person inclusive of welcome drink, dinner and performance. Available online at Event Brite or to book direct or make a group booking enquiry email tips@asparagasm.com or call 07947 309066.

The White Studio, Studio Spaces, Unit 2, 110 Pennington Street, London E1W 2BB
Thursday 7th, Friday 8th & Saturday 9th May – 7pm until Midnight. Dinner is served from 8.30pm – 10.30pm
SHAW'S REDEMPTION MENU

Welcome Dry Martini or Fruit Punch

Amuse Bouche
Chilled British Green Pea & Mint Soup

The Garden of Eden Salad
Grilled Green Asparagus, Pickled White Asparagus, Red Beets, Baby Carrots & Cress in Cucumber 'Nori' with Salsa Verde

The Golden Globe
Golden Beetroot & Quinoa Primavera Spelt Pie with Root Vegetable Crush, Pickled Kale & Vegetable Gravy


Pygmalion
Poached Rhubarb & Oat Crumble with Candied Ginger Ice Cream

The Board Meeting
A Selection of Nut Cultured Artisan Cheeses by Paul Foster exclusively for Asparagasm

Apples, Pickles & Celery, Sesame Crisp Breads, Blue Corn Crackers with Homemade Spiced Strawberry Chutney & Balsamic Fig Chutney with Roasted Grapes


Asparagasm is aspirational vegan fine dining for vegans, vegetarians and anyone. Working in partnership with chefs, venues, restaurants, event partners and guest brands Asparagasms are vegan and gluten-free dining extravaganzas where unusual sharing and creative interventions are encouraged and indulged. And yes, there will be no. fucking. risotto.

A ticket to Asparagasm includes a five-course fine dining vegan journey featuring seasonal and organic produce and a welcome cocktail. The house drinks list includes vegan-method British beer, including the award-winning Asparagasm pale ale by Stroud Brewery, and organic and vegan wines and sparkles sourced in partnership with Vintage Roots. 

www.asparagasm.com

About Disappearing Dining Club

Disappearing Dining Club brings like-minded people together to enjoy great food, drink and good company in private and unusual spaces. 

In the last few years DDC have thrown dinner parties in lighthouses, launderettes, abandoned music venues, inside antiques shops, over a five floor department store, in churches, salvage yards, under railway arches, in photographic studios, on film sets, in galleries, fashion stores, recording studios, private homes, car parks, on beaches, rooftops, in street food markets, gardens, and countless warehouses of all shape and size.

DDC believe in quality, seasonal ingredients and good cooking, serving elegant but unfussy dishes for people to enjoy. 

 http://www.disappearingdiningclub.co.uk/#


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