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If French be the language of love, then Champagne and Fromage is almost certainly its food. Which is why thereâs exciting news – the two are making the perfect pairing at Champagne + Fromage, a sexy shop-cum-bistro selling the best of both in Covent Garden. The shop itself, secreted away on Wellington Street, is Gallic at its most gorgeous: displays of Champagne, cheese and charcuterie make for quite the chic centrepiece, whilst mismatched furniture and reclaimed materials â including bright red chairs sourced from Parisian bistros and old wine crates from drunken days gone by â add a stamp of authentic French flair. The focal point, however, is a fabulously oversized fromagerie thatâll have foodies tripping over themselves to fall inside. Champagne + Fromage: rustic French fare and fizz in London, served the French way
If French be the language of love, then Champagne and Fromage is almost certainly its food. Which is why thereâs exciting news - the two are making the perfect pairing at Cham..More Info
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Hogarth's Progress: Double Bill Set in an imagined version of eighteenth century London, Hogarthâs Progress is a riotous double bill of plays following one of Britainâs most celebrated artists on two spectacularly wild days and nights â one at the beginning of his career and one at the end. The plays explore the extraordinary life of William Hogarth and the commercialisation of art in a time that saw British culture spring from the drawing rooms of the wealthy into ordinary houses across the country. Filled with political satire, boisterous romps and sleazy characters, Hogarthâs Progress promises to be an extraordinary theatrical event not to be missed. The double bill begins with the first major revival of The Art of Success, which was first performed by the RSC in 1986 before transferring to the Barbican and New York. Compressing the artistâs ascent to fame into a single, action-filled night, Dear follows a larger-than-life Hogarth as he mingles with famous playwrights and artists, royalty and prostitutes, prime ministers and murderesses creating an exceedingly imaginative, thoroughly scurrilous, but nonetheless highly entertaining portrait of a world on the brink of transformation. The second play, The Taste of the Town, catches up with Hogarth 30 years later, finding him now hugely successful, yet still at odds with the world and with himself. Old and tired he may be, but thereâs always time for one more fight. 'A highly imaginative comedy that makes Hogarth the Warhol of the 18th century' New York Times on The Art of Success
Hogarth's Progress: Double Bill Set in an imagined version of eighteenth century London, Hogarthâs Progress is a riotous double bill of plays following one of Britain..More Info
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World Premiere The Art of Success is the first play in Hogarth's Progress | Written by Nick Dear | Directed by Anthony Banks A highly imaginative comedy that makes Hogarth the Warhol of the 18th century' New York Times on The Art of Success Set in an imagined version of eighteenth century London, Hogarthâs Progress is a riotous double bill of plays following one of Britainâs most celebrated artists on two spectacularly wild days and nights â one at the beginning of his career and one at the end. The plays explore the extraordinary life of William Hogarth and the commercialisation of art in a time that saw British culture spring from the drawing rooms of the wealthy into ordinary houses across the country. Filled with political satire, boisterous romps and sleazy characters, Hogarthâs Progress promises to be an extraordinary theatrical event not to be missed. The double bill begins with the first major revival of The Art of Success, which was first performed by the RSC in 1986 before transferring to the Barbican and New York. Compressing the artistâs ascent to fame into a single, action-filled night, Dear follows a larger-than-life Hogarth as he mingles with famous playwrights and artists, royalty and prostitutes, prime ministers and murderesses creating an exceedingly imaginative, thoroughly scurrilous, but nonetheless highly entertaining portrait of a world on the brink of transformation. The second play, The Taste of the Town, catches up with Hogarth 30 years later, finding him now hugely successful, yet still at odds with the world and with himself. Old and tired he may be, but thereâs always time for one more fight. Each play can be seen as a single performance or enjoyed together, either over different days or as a thrilling all-day theatrical experience. Early bird offer: save £20 when booking for both plays at the same time.
World Premiere The Art of Success is the first play in Hogarth's Progress | Written by Nick Dear | Directed by Anthony Banks A highly imaginative comedy that makes H..More Info
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World Premiere The Art of Success is the first play in Hogarth's Progress | Written by Nick Dear | Directed by Anthony Banks A highly imaginative comedy that makes Hogarth the Warhol of the 18th century' New York Times on The Art of Success Set in an imagined version of eighteenth century London, Hogarthâs Progress is a riotous double bill of plays following one of Britainâs most celebrated artists on two spectacularly wild days and nights â one at the beginning of his career and one at the end. The plays explore the extraordinary life of William Hogarth and the commercialisation of art in a time that saw British culture spring from the drawing rooms of the wealthy into ordinary houses across the country. Filled with political satire, boisterous romps and sleazy characters, Hogarthâs Progress promises to be an extraordinary theatrical event not to be missed. The double bill begins with the first major revival of The Art of Success, which was first performed by the RSC in 1986 before transferring to the Barbican and New York. Compressing the artistâs ascent to fame into a single, action-filled night, Dear follows a larger-than-life Hogarth as he mingles with famous playwrights and artists, royalty and prostitutes, prime ministers and murderesses creating an exceedingly imaginative, thoroughly scurrilous, but nonetheless highly entertaining portrait of a world on the brink of transformation. The second play, The Taste of the Town, catches up with Hogarth 30 years later, finding him now hugely successful, yet still at odds with the world and with himself. Old and tired he may be, but thereâs always time for one more fight. Each play can be seen as a single performance or enjoyed together, either over different days or as a thrilling all-day theatrical experience. Early bird offer: save £20 when booking for both plays at the same time.
World Premiere The Art of Success is the first play in Hogarth's Progress | Written by Nick Dear | Directed by Anthony Banks A highly imaginative comedy that makes Ho..More Info
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Two miniature comedic masterpieces from the 1960s that explore secrets, lies and seduction. Playful and provocative, The Lover features a conventional, suburban couple in unconventional circumstances. The Collection, hailed as one of the outstanding plays of the 20th century by Laurence Olivier, delves into the intriguing mystery of two London couples linked by sexual desire and a quest for supremacy. Cast includes JOHN MACMILLAN, HAYLEY SQUIRES, DAVID SUCHET and RUSSELL TOVEY A special pre-show charity performance of Pinterâs Nobel Lecture Art, Truth and Politics will be performed by Mark Rylance at 6pm Thursday 4 October in aid of Stop the War
Two miniature comedic masterpieces from the 1960s that explore secrets, lies and seduction. Playful and provocative, The Lover features a conventional, suburban couple i..More Info
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Starring : Christian GAMBIN His life : The Game ! His Passion : Winning ! His Pleasure : Cheating ! When the cards start burning his hands, every trick becomes a new challenge. Do you enjoy close up magic? You will love playing against him! Come and have fun in an interactive show. The cheater, an enriching experience, but he never loses. Christian Gambin, a stunning magician. Christian Gambin, award winning magician, World FISM and French Magic Champion, plays for the first time in London West End. Expert in close-up magic and a stunning magician. The nearer you are, the less you can see! Come and see his sleight of hand and letâs the dream come true⦠**** INTERNATIONAL MAGIC AWARDSAWARD FRENCH MAGIC CHAMPION Member of The Magic Circle
Starring : Christian GAMBIN His life : The Game ! His Passion : Winning ! His Pleasure : Cheating ! When the cards start burning his hands, every trick becomes a new challe..More Info
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Her Majesty The Queen opened the worldâs first major museum dedicated to the life of Sir Winston Churchill on 10 February 2005. The Churchill Museum is an integral part of the historic Cabinet War Rooms, located beneath the Treasury building in Whitehall, where visitors from all over the world and from all age groups can explore the character and experiences of the man behind the legend. The museum examines how Churchill achieved his global iconic status and looks at the changing world in which he lived his long and extraordinary life. The museum combines cutting-edge technology, rare and significant historical objects, and thousands of images, film and sound recordings to tell the story of Churchillâs ninety-year life. Visitors follow the successes and controversies, the highs and lows, and the joys and sorrows of this pre-eminent and multi-talented writer, soldier and politician. Churchill War Rooms Visit Churchill War Rooms to discover the original Cabinet War Rooms, the wartime bunker that sheltered Churchill and his government during the Blitz. Explore the historic rooms and hear about the secret history, military strategies and secrets that were discussed in these underground tunnels. Find out more about the life and legacy of Sir Winston Churchill in the interactive Churchill Museum which is the first major museum in the world solely dedicated to this former Prime Minister. It uses fascinating multimedia displays and cutting-edge technology to explore Churchill’s world -from devoted letters he wrote to his wife, to photo and film clips of his early life. Hear extracts from Churchill’s rousing wartime speeches as you stand on the squares to activate Churchill’s voice delivering now-familiar phrases such as ‘Blood, toil, tears and sweat’ and ‘We shall fight them on the beaches’. The Cabinet War Rooms During WWII, the Churchill War Rooms were a secret lair located deep beneath Londonâs streets that housed headquarters for the British Government. The original Cabinet War Rooms were constructed to shelter important government workers should bombs rain down on the city during the Blitz, and these quarters were the heart of Britainâs wartime government. During your visit to the Churchill War Rooms you can immerse yourself in the maze of historic rooms where secrets were whispered and strategies debated by wartime leaders. The Churchill Museum The Churchill Museum is housed within the Churchill War Rooms, and explores the man behind the very public image the former Prime Minister upheld throughout the war. The first major museum in the world solely dedicated to Sir Winston Churchill, it uses fascinating interactive displays and technology to explore Churchillâs world â from devoted letters he wrote to his wife, to photo and film clips of his early life. Undercover: Life in Churchillâs Bunker Hear real life accounts of what life was like in the Cabinet War Rooms â the conditions underground, the camaraderie, the secrecy, the fear of attack and the experience of working in close proximity to Churchill. Photographs, documents and authentic artefacts are used to explore real life accounts of those who worked in the bunker.Churchill War Rooms from 2010.  Please note:  You MUST print out and take your Print At Home tickets with you otherwise you will not be admitted.
Her Majesty The Queen opened the worldâs first major museum dedicated to the life of Sir Winston Churchill on 10 February 2005. The Churchill Museum is an integral part of the..More Info
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The Globe Theatre, founded by Sam Wanamaker, is a faithful reconstruction of the Elizabethan playhouse. Now, a second part of Samâs great dream has been realised. Beneath the theatre is the vast UnderGlobe where every aspect of Shakespeareâs work is brought imaginatively to life using a combination of modern technology and traditional crafts. Explore Bankside, the Soho of Elizabethan London, follow Samâs struggle to recreate an authentic Globe for the twentieth century and beyond, and take a fascinating guided tour of todayâs working theatre. The Rose Theatre was built in 1587, 12 years before Shakespeare’s original Globe. It was in the heart of Bankside, an area rich in attractions of a dubious nature, including brothels, gaming dens, bear baiting arenas and taverns. Shakespeare probably worked at The Rose as an actor, and he staged his early plays there. The Rose also staged premieres of plays by Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson and Thomas Kyd. A visit will bring to life Elizabethan Bankside, Shakespeare and his contemporaries in an exciting and stimulating theatrical experience, quite unlike any other. Explore the life of William Shakespeare at the Globe Exhibition. Boasting an authentic reconstruction of the famous playwright’s open-air playhouse first built in 1599, the Globe includes an inspiring theatre tour and the world’s largest visitor experience devoted to The Bard! Highlights – Guided Tour Inside the Reconstructed Globe Theatre – Discover the Working Life of the Globe Today – Explore the Life of Shakespeare at the Exhibition – Complimentary Audio Guide Available for the Exhibition in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Dutch, Russian, Romanian, Polish, Greek & Hungarian Days of Operation: Daily Â
The Globe Theatre, founded by Sam Wanamaker, is a faithful reconstruction of the Elizabethan playhouse. Now, a second part of Samâs great dream has been realised. Beneath the ..More Info
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Chicago is 21 and bringing the real razzle-dazzle back to London! Martin Kemp plays smooth-talking lawyer Billy Flynn. The sexiest, sassiest, most sophisticated musical in history is celebrating its 21st year in style at the Phoenix Theatre from 26th March 2018 and itâs more dangerously seductive than ever. The dazzling multi-award-winning prohibition-era tale of the deadly nightclub singer Roxie Hart, her cell-block rival Velma Kelly and the smooth-talking lawyer Billy Flynn has thrilled audiences in London, Broadway and across the world since 1997. With red-hot choreography by legendary Bob Fosse and a sizzling score featuring the classic songs âRazzle Dazzleâ, âCell Block Tangoâ and âAll That Jazzâ, Chicago is so good it should be illegal.
Chicago is 21 and bringing the real razzle-dazzle back to London! Martin Kemp plays smooth-talking lawyer Billy Flynn. The sexiest, sassiest, most sophisticated musical in histo..More Info
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A scathing and bitterly amusing attack on the increasingly powerful and narcissistic super-rich, set against the backdrop of terrifying state oppression, the highly pertinent Party Time is paired with Harold Pinterâs final play, Celebration. Celebration is an irresistible comedy about the vulgarity and ostentatious materialism of the nouveau riche, set in a fashionable London restaurant. An evening of social satire that chimes with our times, directed by Jamie Lloyd. Cast includes Celia Imrie, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Abraham Popoola  About the Pinter at the Pinter Season The Jamie Lloyd Company presents a complete season of Harold Pinter’s one-act plays to celebrate the legacy of the Nobel Prize-winning British writer on the 10th anniversary of his death. This unique theatrical event will play at the Harold Pinter Theatre from 6 September 2018 to 23 February 2019, and promises an unforgettable celebration of the “most influential, provocative and poetic dramatist of his generation” (The Guardian).
A scathing and bitterly amusing attack on the increasingly powerful and narcissistic super-rich, set against the backdrop of terrifying state oppression, the highly pertinent Party..More Info
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The brutality of family life and the subjectivity of memory are explored in the emotionally raw and richly funny Moonlight, directed by Olivier Award winner Lyndsey Turner, in which the past haunts the dark, lonely recesses of a dying fatherâs bedroom. An East End criminal returns home from prison to find his room has been occupied by a mysterious woman with a secret. Set in the sweaty nightclubs and claustrophobic boarding houses of 1960s London, this is a rare opportunity to see the brilliantly witty and vivid Night School, directed by the inventive young director, Ed Stambollouian. Casting to be announced.  About the Pinter at the Pinter Season The Jamie Lloyd Company presents a complete season of Harold Pinter’s one-act plays to celebrate the legacy of the Nobel Prize-winning British writer on the 10th anniversary of his death. This unique theatrical event will play at the Harold Pinter Theatre from 6 September 2018 to 23 February 2019, and promises an unforgettable celebration of the “most influential, provocative and poetic dramatist of his generation” (The Guardian).
The brutality of family life and the subjectivity of memory are explored in the emotionally raw and richly funny Moonlight, directed by Olivier Award winner Lyndsey Turner, in whic..More Info
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Two miniature comedic masterpieces from the 1960s, The Lover and The Collection, which explore secrets, lies and seduction, are directed by âmajor Pinter interpreterâ (Financial Times), Jamie Lloyd.  Playful and provocative, The Lover features a conventional, suburban couple in unconventional circumstances. The Collection, hailed as one of the outstanding plays of the 20th Century by Laurence Olivier, delves into the intriguing mystery of two London couples linked by sexual desire and a quest for supremacy.  Cast includes David Suchet About the Pinter at the Pinter Season The Jamie Lloyd Company presents a complete season of Harold Pinter’s one-act plays to celebrate the legacy of the Nobel Prize-winning British writer on the 10th anniversary of his death. This unique theatrical event will play at the Harold Pinter Theatre from 6 September 2018 to 23 February 2019, and promises an unforgettable celebration of the “most influential, provocative and poetic dramatist of his generation” (The Guardian).
Two miniature comedic masterpieces from the 1960s, The Lover and The Collection, which explore secrets, lies and seduction, are directed by âmajor Pinter interpreterâ (Fi..More Info
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A scathing and bitterly amusing attack on the increasingly powerful and narcissistic super-rich, set against the backdrop of terrifying state oppression, the highly pertinent Party Time is paired with Harold Pinterâs final play, Celebration. Celebration is an irresistible comedy about the vulgarity and ostentatious materialism of the nouveau riche, set in a fashionable London restaurant. An evening of social satire that chimes with our times, directed by Jamie Lloyd. Cast includes Ron Cook, Celia Imrie, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Abraham Popoola  About the Pinter at the Pinter Season The Jamie Lloyd Company presents a complete season of Harold Pinter’s one-act plays to celebrate the legacy of the Nobel Prize-winning British writer on the 10th anniversary of his death. This unique theatrical event will play at the Harold Pinter Theatre from 6 September 2018 to 23 February 2019, and promises an unforgettable celebration of the “most influential, provocative and poetic dramatist of his generation” (The Guardian).
A scathing and bitterly amusing attack on the increasingly powerful and narcissistic super-rich, set against the backdrop of terrifying state oppression, the highly pertinent Party..More Info
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The brutality of family life and the subjectivity of memory are explored in the emotionally raw and richly funny Moonlight, directed by Olivier Award winner Lyndsey Turner, in which the past haunts the dark, lonely recesses of a dying fatherâs bedroom. An East End criminal returns home from prison to find his room has been occupied by a mysterious woman with a secret. Set in the sweaty nightclubs and claustrophobic boarding houses of 1960s London, this is a rare opportunity to see the brilliantly witty and vivid Night School, directed by the inventive young director, Ed Stambollouian. Casting to be announced.  About the Pinter at the Pinter Season The Jamie Lloyd Company presents a complete season of Harold Pinter’s one-act plays to celebrate the legacy of the Nobel Prize-winning British writer on the 10th anniversary of his death. This unique theatrical event will play at the Harold Pinter Theatre from 6 September 2018 to 23 February 2019, and promises an unforgettable celebration of the “most influential, provocative and poetic dramatist of his generation” (The Guardian).
The brutality of family life and the subjectivity of memory are explored in the emotionally raw and richly funny Moonlight, directed by Olivier Award winner Lyndsey Turner, in whic..More Info
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Two miniature comedic masterpieces from the 1960s, The Lover and The Collection, which explore secrets, lies and seduction, are directed by âmajor Pinter interpreterâ (Financial Times), Jamie Lloyd.  Playful and provocative, The Lover features a conventional, suburban couple in unconventional circumstances. The Collection, hailed as one of the outstanding plays of the 20th Century by Laurence Olivier, delves into the intriguing mystery of two London couples linked by sexual desire and a quest for supremacy.  Cast includes John Macmillan and David Suchet About the Pinter at the Pinter Season The Jamie Lloyd Company presents a complete season of Harold Pinter’s one-act plays to celebrate the legacy of the Nobel Prize-winning British writer on the 10th anniversary of his death. This unique theatrical event will play at the Harold Pinter Theatre from 6 September 2018 to 23 February 2019, and promises an unforgettable celebration of the “most influential, provocative and poetic dramatist of his generation” (The Guardian).
Two miniature comedic masterpieces from the 1960s, The Lover and The Collection, which explore secrets, lies and seduction, are directed by âmajor Pinter interpreterâ (Fi..More Info
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The View from The Shard At almost twice the height of any other viewing platform in London, The View from The Shard offers visitors the chance to embark on a multi-sensory journey to 244m (800ft) above one of the greatest cities on earth. Situated at the top of The Shard, the tallest building in Western Europe at a height of 1,016ft (310m), a 360 degree, 64km (40mile) view reveals London’s past, present and future, brought to life with multimedia displays. Journey through the Shard! Entrance and Level One: From the entrance at Joiner Street, guests begin their exploration of the UKâs capital. Over 140 famous Londoners in playful juxtapositions. Around the gallery, animated maps and video screens set the historic context of The Shardâs London Bridge location â the oldest crossing point over the Thames – around which the city has expanded. Guests also have the opportunity to have their picture taken in front of âgreen screensâ capturing them in front of the perfect view over London. Prepare to travel skywards towards the view. Soaring Skywards In total, guests travel in four separate lifts up and down to the viewing galleries. The lifts travel at six meters per second, making the total lift journey time from Level 1 to level 68 around 60 seconds. Transfer Zone (Level 33): Guests transfer lifts at Level 33 through an all-enveloping graffiti word map of London. The Cloudscape (Level 68): Guests depart the lifts at level 68. Here the view is obscured with playful cloudscapes and the names of different cloud formations that guests might see from the viewing decks on Levels 69 and 72. Each cloud has an indication of what weather might be following its appearance. The indoor viewing galleries and Tell: Scopes (Level 69): Level 69 is the triple-height, light-filled, main viewing gallery where breath-taking, 360 degree views for up to 40 miles (64km) over the capital are revealed. The city of London is brought to life on 12, free to use, âTell: scopesâ â ultra high-tech digital telescopes that are being used in Europe for the first time. The Tell: scopes enable guests to explore the city around them in real time, as well as offering alternative (pre-recorded) day and night-time views. Fully interactive, they are able to identify over 200 famous landmarks and places of significant interest and offer information about them in 10 languages. Partially outdoor viewing gallery (Level 72): For the most profound experience, guests can go higher to the viewing gallery at Level 72 (800ft/244m). Here, at the very highest public level of the building, partially open-air and exposed to the elements, guests are surrounded by the giant shards of glass that form the top of The Shard and can fully experience the sounds and atmosphere of the city below. Looking up guests can see the very pinnacle of the shard (see above). Share your experience online free: The entire attraction offers free Wi-Fi. Guests can immediately share pictures, thoughts and views as they stand over the city with friends all over the world. The Sky Boutique â the highest shop in London: Level 68 features an exclusive boutique that enables guests to take home mementoes of their visit to The View from The Shard with bespoke designs and limited edition souvenirs. One of the gifts on sale is a cuddly fox toy in honour of Romeo, the fox that was found roaming the upper levels of The Shard during its construction. Romeo survived by eating scraps of food left by builders before being captured, cared for by vets and released back into the London bridge area. Descent and exit: Guests descend in multimedia-enhanced lifts that reflect the trip back down to earth. The sky recedes, the seasons change, and the hustle and bustle of the streets of London comes into focus. Visitors arrive back in the ground floor gallery, and an extensive gift shop.
The View from The Shard At almost twice the height of any other viewing platform in London, The View from The Shard offers visitors the chance to embark on a multi-sensory journey..More Info
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London Philharmonic Orchestra: Mutter plays Penderecki
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