A guide to the best things to see and do in London
It is a warm and welcome return to the West End for this Olivier Award winning show based on Mark Haddon’s beloved book. If there is a show that proves just how theatre can be insightful and educational about a topic that affects people’s lives it is fair to say that The Curious Incident of… Read More
Trevor Nunn’s beautifully detailed production is filled with moments that capture the heart of the story perfectly. From the second the audience steps into the auditorium for this glorious revival of Fiddler on the roof, they are immediately made to feel part of the Anatevka community, thanks to the rustic and haunting set design by… Read More
Here’s a few things that Love London Love Culture has been talking about this week…. 1. Buttons: A Cinderella Story, King’s Head Theatre: the Charles Court Opera company return to the King’s Head Theatre with a brand new retelling of Cinderella. Once again, the company take a traditional story and turn it on its head. Find… Read More
Love London Love Culture’s Emma Clarendon headed to ExCel London to find out more about the world and characters of the Avengers. I have to confess something. I have not actually watched a single Avengers film – no not even Iron Man, so this new exhibition and immersive experience exploring this super hero world was… Read More
Engaging and fascinating, Gunther von Hagens’ Body Worlds leaves you with a deeper understanding and appreciation for our bodies. I will be one of the first to admit that the idea of viewing real life human bodies in an exhibition was as intriguing as it was mildly repulsive, but on actually visiting, I found that… Read More
Imaginative, witty and beautiful – Seussical will make you feel like a five year old again. When I walked into the Southwark Playhouse theatre and saw a plethora of bright colours, trees and flowers growing from the walls and stripes galore; I knew that this production of Seussical was going to be something very special… Read More
Love London Love Culture’s Kirsty Herrington went along to the King’s Head Theatre to catch Charles Court Opera’s latest pantomime. It wouldn’t be Christmas without a good old pantomime, and Charles Court Opera returns to the King’s Head Theatre this festive season with Buttons: A Cinderella Story. But this is no ordinary Cinderella, and the… Read More
Filled with wonderful youthful exuberance, the Northern Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker is a perfect festive treat to watch. I was first exposed to the wonderful music of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker as a child through Disney’s Fantasia and has remained a firm favourite ever since. Now revisiting the Northern Ballet’s magical and sparkling production it… Read More
Michael Bublé is back with his 10th studio album that is filled with the singer’s deep understanding and passion for classic love songs. Filled with warmth and positivity, it is a welcome return to music for Michael Bublé on his latest album that concentrates on the theme of love and the joys it can bring.… Read More
Returning to the fascinating world that she created in the All Souls Trilogy, Deborah Harkness once again blends romance, fantasy and history to create a deeply interesting and vivid book. Sweeping the reader from the battlefields of the American Revolutionary War to the present day, this latest novel from Deborah Harkness featuring the characters from… Read More
