Some shows worth catching now! THE 47TH **** (Old Vic, London until 28 May. Box office: 0344871 7628) A fantastic central performance by Bertie Carvel makes this a production to remember. Carvel plays Donald Trump, the former US President, in this well-written…
Travellers looking to get away in the months ahead can enjoy hand-crafted sailings from just £399 per person, plus up to £250 on-board spending credit, as part of a Summer Sale unveiled by Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines today. The…
The staycation market place is hotting up the UK this Spring, although travel restrictions are lifting and consumers are able to once again travel further afield, there is still strong demand for UK staycations especially in undiscovered destinations away from…
Thursday 21 April to Sunday 24 April, 11:00-17:00 Explore the capital’s hidden transport treasure trove in Acton, west London, at the upcoming ‘Art of the Poster’ Open Days Enjoy talks, creative workshops and family activities revealing how art and design…
Two thousand years of history, myth and legend rush by in 90 minutes as we join young Arthur on his epic quest. Rebellions, wars, magic, majesty, celebration, and heartache are vividly portrayed in a dazzling outdoor-theatre spectacular. From Boudicca’s…
Opening Saturday 26th March 2022 Nelson Room, Old Royal Naval College, King William Walk, Greenwich, SE10 9NN The Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, is relaunching the Nelson Room after a major conservation project to renovate and reinterpret this fascinating…
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has today unveiled a brand new programme of cruising for summer 2023, offering a host of scenic sailings, cultural discoveries and calls that coincide with special events ashore. The new sailings feature the chance to…
We are delighted to announce 7 venues across the UK, Bristol, Chigwell (Essex), Warwickshire, Lancashire, Chester, Kent and our new venue in Cobham with a selection of dates between November and December and prices from £33.00 per person. Our talented…
Tour tickets on sale Friday 11 March In-person tours of the disused tunnels of Clapham South return for first time since March 2020 – discover the historical significance of this little-known site, from stories of wartime sheltering to Windrush. New…
There’s lots of theatrical activity both in London and around the UK. It is worrying, however, that mask-wearing is no longer mandatory. The smaller theatres are good at promoting mask-wearing and most of the audience obey. Unfortunately, the large West…