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with Sarah Kane October December How does the acting technique developed by Russian actor Michael Chekhov work in practice? If you have had a go at working with atmospheres or gestures or a characters imaginary body in a workshop and want to see how creatively inspiring and liberating working with the technique can be when looking at a whole play, come and find out! We will focus on using the technique to open up one particular play, Russian author Yevgeni Schwartss satire (disguised as a fairy tale) The Dragon, written in 1944 and banned from the stage after the opening night. Starting on Friday evening and running through Saturday all day, the three workshops are designed to build from one to the other but can also be taken individually. WORKSHOP 1 Friday 17 October 19.00 21.30 & Saturday 18 October 10.00 17.30 Exploring the Play: Developing the Feeling of the Whole ★★★ WORKSHOP 2 Friday 30 October 19.00 21.30 & Saturday 1 November 10.00 17.30 Opening the Play: Discovering the Polarities and Climaxes ★★★ WORKSHOP 3 Friday 19 December 19.00 21.30 & Saturday 20 December 10.00 17.30 Deepening the Play: Scoring the Atmospheres These workshops are intended for those with some acting experience looking to deepen their skills through working with Chekhovs technique in bringing a text alive. Fee Each workshop (Fri Sat): 65 Three sessions paid upfront: 165

Gift this experience to your loved ones! Click here to check out our gift card. Languages: English. A city exploration game that will guide you through the sights of Dickensian London. Work together as a team to solve clues and unlock secret places in an outdoor escape room style. Take on the role of a Dickensian detective in pursuit of a mysterious stranger. Uncover top-rated pubs, bars and cafes to indulge and refresh along the way. City exploration game. Starting point: Corner of Oxford Street and Argyll Street, London, W1W 8ED. Finish point: Covent Garden, London, UK. Places you will visit: 12. Total distance: 3.5 km. All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded, exchanged, or otherwise modified. Click here to check out the T&Cs.

Oh yes it is — the Church Street Elders are back! Oh no it isn’t — the same old Cinderella you know! Originally written by Janet Locke, an 89-year-old member of the Church Street Elders Drama Group, this brand-new version of Cinderella has been joyfully reimagined through improvisation and play. Part of it is scripted, part of it is improvised — and anything can still happen! Expect laughter, surprises, and a few unexpected twists as our community cast of grannies and grandads bring their own spark to this classic British tradition. There’s an old-lady Fairy Godmother trying to remember her spells, three delightfully outrageous Ugly Sisters, and a King and Prince with plenty of charm (and a bit too much swagger!). This heartwarming panto celebrates community, creativity, and the magic of theatre at any age. So come along, bring the family, and cheer, boo, and laugh with us — it’s all part of the fun!

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Moco Museum London is not just a museum—it's an art experience that puts you in the heart of the action. Opened in August 2024 following massive success in Amsterdam and Barcelona, Moco invites you to explore, feel, and connect with modern, contemporary, and digital art like never before. The immersive 25,000-square-foot space brings you face-to-face with iconic and rising artists whose bold works challenge, inspire, and captivate. From the rebellious genius of Banksy to the vibrant worlds of Warhol, Haring, Basquiat, Kusama, Hirst and more—every corner of Moco is designed for emotional impact. With rotating exhibitions and multi-sensory digital installations, no two visits are the same. Come experience a new way to engage with art! Get your tickets now for Moco Museum London!

Daniel and Mitchell live a meticulously curated life; they have successful careers, a beautifully appointed home, devoted friends, and a profound love for one another. But an unexpected crisis jeopardises their boundlessly bright future, shaking the foundation of their relationship and testing the strength of their devotion. Making its UK debut, Daniel’s Husband is an unflinching look at the nature of commitment and the complexities of our intricately layered beliefs. An unflinching look at the nature of love. Daniel’s Husband asks us among other things to consider where our strongest convictions live: in our hearts or in our minds. David Bedella (three-time Olivier Award winner for & Juliet, In the Heights & Jerry Springer: The Opera), Luke Fetherston (Big Mood, Channel 4), Raiko Gohara (A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, Netflix), Joel Harper-Jackson (Cock, Ambassador’s Theatre) and Liza Sadovy (Olivier Award win for Cabaret, The KitKat Club, West End) will star as Barry, Mitchell, Trip, Daniel, and Lydia respectively. Age Recommendation: 16 and over Run time: 90 mins (no interval)