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2012 Theatre Breaks in the Olympics and Jubilee Year
2012 Theatre Breaks 2012 is a special year for the United Kingdom and theatre breaks, not just because of the London 2012 Olympic Games, but also because it’s the The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee year as well. That means a lot … Continue reading
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London Breaks Plays: Enlightenment at Hampstead Theatre
This article by Andy contains a brief review of Enlightenment at the Hampstead Theatre. We’re always on the look out for new plays and venues for visitors here on London breaks to add to the possibilities for an extra evening … Continue reading
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Tagged Artistic, Breaks, Edward Hall, Enlightenment, Hampstead, London breaks, Shelagh Stephenson, Theatre, Theatres, west end
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Theatre Breaks to see Plays
Do you like to see a good old fashioned play on the London stage with a proper plot, serious actors not TV stars and a playscript that makes you think, fear, jump in surprise and maybe even laugh? Theatre breaks … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Ayckbourn, Breaks, Catherine Tate, christmas, comedy, December, London, Noel Coward, October, Oscar Wilde, play, theatre breaks, theatre breaks in london, west end
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Theatre Breaks in London
Why Theatre breaks in London Theatre breaks in London are an excellent way of having a short holiday in the capital. You can combine a show with sight-seeing and a little shopping and turn a couple of days into a … Continue reading
Things to do in December – Dennis Severs House
As part of our monthly series of Things to do in London, for December we have chosen a small and unusual London attraction which is called “Dennis Severs House” Dennis Severs House is actually a brilliant place to visit. Having … Continue reading
Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
Cat On A Hot Tin Roof in London Cat On A Hot Tin Roof is a play by Tennessee Williams that has been a great success on Broadway for four months and now comes to the Novello Theatre in London … Continue reading
Theatre Breaks – top 10 things you want to know
Theatre Breaks Magazine is all about doing the research for you. I recently did a series of posts on the most frequently asked questions about theatre breaks. Here’s a quick summary of the Top 10 most frequently asked questions and … Continue reading
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Tagged box office, hotel, London, rail, theatre breaks, Theatres, theatres in london
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Theatre Breaks Review 2009
Theatre Breaks Reviewed for 2009 Linda looks back on 2009 for London Theatre Breaks as the top of the year approaches: Winter 2009 is here and I’m just wondering what sort of a year this has been for theatre breaks. … Continue reading
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Tagged hairspray, lion king, london theatre, London Theatre Breaks, Oliver, Phantom, priscilla, theatre breaks, west end, West End Live, Wicked
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Things to do in October
Things to do in London – October Theatre Breaks October is a good month for visiting London, when the craziness of summer has well and truly receeded into the distance but the prospects of Winter holidays have yet to become … Continue reading
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Tagged balloon, BFI, capital, film, Film Industry, Premiere, Southbank, Tower Bridge
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Things to Do on a London Theatre Break with Your Family
There’s No Shortage of Things To Do in London Taking your family with you on theatre breaks, whether children or even grandchildren, is not only possible but can be a delightful thing to do. However, children do get bored and … Continue reading
