A guide to the best things to see and do in London
This unique restaurant returns to the capital at The O2 from the 1st May. Guests can will be able to dine once more up in the clouds as it has been announced that London in the Sky is returning to the city from the 1st May until the 31st July. Those who are brave enough… Read More
We round up the year with a selection of the most popular reads on LLLC in 2019. Review of The Lost Love Speakeasy: taking place in May this year, we went along to experience a lovely 1920’s style immersive experience in (of course) a secret location. Complete with a meal inspired by the flavours of… Read More
Here’s a guide to what has been proving popular on LLLC this week… Review of The Snow Queen at the Rose Theatre: still proving to be a popular read this week, is our review of the Rose Theatre Kingston’s 2019 festive production based on Hans Christian Anderson’s fairytale. Details of the Victoria and Albert Museum’s… Read More
The new exhibition is now open at The O2 and booking until the 31st August 2020. Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect… Presented by Entertainment Exhibitions International (UK) Ltd (EEI), in association with ABBA The Museum in Stockholm, Super Troupers The Exhibition offers Abba fans the chance to explore each band member’s history. Featuring numerous personal… Read More
BBC Studios and Immersive Everywhere have announced Doctor Who Time Fracture: An Immersive Adventure, based on the hit television programme. Offering Doctor Who fans a new way to experience the Doctor’s adventures, the team behind The Great Gatsby experience have announced that Doctor Who Time Fracture will premiere late 2020 at a London location to… Read More
Fire Hazard Games have announced details of its latest game for adults based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s Gothic masterpiece, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Running at The Vaults from the 12th February until the 22nd March, Jekyll/Hyde will explore themes such as identity, the unreliability of memory, moral conflict, terrible ambition, and unbridled hedonism. What… Read More
Discover what critics had to say about the immersive production based on Jordan Belfort’s memoirs. Londonist: ** “Wolf is extensive-to-sprawling and all the ingredients are here: it’s just that they came from Wilko rather than Wall Street. The bear-pit trading floor has six cheap flatpack desks and second hand carpet tiles, billionaire Belfort’s bedroom and… Read More
Here’s a few ideas of how to get in the mood for the Christmas season…. Go and see Last Christmas at the cinema: funny but surprisingly moving, this new festive film also captures London in all its sparkling Christmas glory. Pay a visit to Fulham’s yuletide village Winterland: for those looking for a way to… Read More
London’s yuletide village returns to Fulham, complete with bubbling Nordic woodland hot-tub, festive igloos, fire-pits, fur-lined cabins and a host of winter games . Helping to mark the start of the festive season, the Fulham beach club has been transformed to an Alpine Ski Lodge as guests are guided by staff on a journey through… Read More
Here’s Love London Love Culture’s most popular reads for this week including reviews and interviews. Interview with Indra Ové: Emma Clarendon chatted to the actress about her current role in #WeAre Arrested at the Arcola Theatre. Interview with Alex Young: the actress chatted to us about playing Sarah Brown in the Crucible Theatre production of… Read More
