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New 5×15 lectures announced
20th Jan 2014 · The Tabernacle · 7pm Maureen Lipman on life as competitive sport Ian Kelly on Casanova Simon Jenkins on England’s 100 best views Vicky Pryce on prisonomics Stephen Grosz on the examined life for tickets and descriptions … Continue reading
Posted in Other London Things
Tagged England, Ian Kelly, Maureen Lipman, Prison, Stephen Grosz, Vicky Pryce
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Weekend Ideas: Visit Private Gardens opened for the day
Britain Leads the world in opening its private gardens to visitors. According to the article “Open to All Flowers” in the Financial Times this weekend, around 4,000 gardens will be on view this year with many offering tea and a … Continue reading
Posted in Other London Things, Outdoors
Tagged Britain, England, Financial Times, Garden, Kensington, London, National Garden Scheme, Wimbledon
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David Tenant as Richard II opening December 9th 2013
From the Barbican: “Richard is King. A monarch ordained by God to lead his people. But he is also a man of very human weakness. A man whose vanity threatens to divide the great houses of England and drag his … Continue reading
Wolf Hall and Bring up the Bodies to be adapted for stage by Royal Shakespeare Company
This is a special post for my bookgroup, who are working diligently to get through Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies Hilary Mantel‘s Booker Prize winning novels will be played in two parts at the Swan Theatre from 11 … Continue reading
RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show 2012 July 3-8
The summer is almost here and with it the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show which has become the world’s largest flower show. You might consider taking the thames ferry from Westminster to have an even lovelier time…… RHS Hampton … Continue reading
National Portrait Gallery – Images of Tudor Queens lecture by Alison Weir
If you’re not doing anything mid-day tomorrow, Alison Weir will be giving a free lecture in the Ondaatje Wing Theatre at the National Portrait Gallery at 1:15pm about iconic portraits of Anne Boleyn and other Tudor Queens in the Collection, … Continue reading
Posted in Free, London, Museum, Other London Things
Tagged Alison Weir, Anne Boleyn, England, Henry VIII of England, National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, Queens, Tudor
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DECADE – Sept 1st – Oct 15th
I am always eager to attend theatre in unusual venues and in the information about this show it mentions that St Katharine Docks is one of London’s best kept secrets – situated in the heart of historic London next to … Continue reading
Posted in Book Tickets Now!, Hidden Gems, History, London
Tagged Arts, England, London, River Thames, Rupert Goold, Theatre, Tower Bridge, United States
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