More tours of disused and hidden parts of the London Underground
Updated: 2023-01-31 15:00:33
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Skip to Main Content What's on in London London Today London Tomorrow London this Weekend Free exhibitons London Theatre What's on in January 2023 What's on in February 2023 What's on in March 2023 What's on in April 2023 Add an Event London News Architecture Art Book reviews Churches Day trips from London Food and drink History Exhibitions London Theatre Alleys and passages Pocket parks Museums London Transport News Anniversaries London Museums Contact Me What's on in London London News Anniversaries London Museums Free exhibitons Contact Me Final piles installed for west London’s new HS2 railway bridge Published 31 January 2023 by By Ian Mansfield Transport News 2 Comments What will become the UK's longest railway bridge is currently being built in west London , and they've reached a
Skip to Main Content What's on in London London Today London Tomorrow London this Weekend Free exhibitons London Theatre What's on in January 2023 What's on in February 2023 What's on in March 2023 What's on in April 2023 Add an Event London News Architecture Art Book reviews Churches Day trips from London Food and drink History Exhibitions London Theatre Alleys and passages Pocket parks Museums London Transport News Anniversaries London Museums Contact Me What's on in London London News Anniversaries London Museums Free exhibitons Contact Me Two rail strikes this week to cause severe disruption” Published 30 January 2023 by By Ian Mansfield Transport News No Comments There is expected to be severe disruption to train services later this week , due to strike action on Wednesday 1st and
Review: Marquee, The Story of the World’s Greatest Music Venue by Robert Sellers with Nick Pendleton. A guest post by London Historians member, David Gaylard. The huge cultural changes in popular music, and society in general, between the late 1950s and the late 1980s, are detailed in this book. If you are at all interested […]
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: Skip to main content Search This Blog Paul in London Paul is in London . Mostly seeing theatre La vie en rose : Dirty Dancing DDonstage Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps January 28, 2023 Just like you can't keep Baby in the corner , you also can't let the West End live without the musical Dirty Dancing for long . Dirty Dancing The Classic Story on Stage is back in the West End at the Dominion Theatre I'm assuming the classic story has been added to the title since more time has elapsed since the film came out and today than when the film came out and the period where the action takes place . nbsp Dirty Dancing has been a regular feature on the West End since it first premiered here in 2006. But in the space of the Dominion Theatre , everything about it enhanced and
: Skip to main content Search This Blog Paul in London Paul is in London . Mostly seeing theatre Previews : The Elephant Song ParkTheatre Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps January 24, 2023 On Monday evening , I was to cover a mystery thriller , The Elephant Song . Instead , I was uncovering the mysteries of the London Underground , having found several lines out of action and an emergency evacuation . Only the London Underground would mess with my mind for the evening . But for those who manage to navigate the traffic and public transport or better yet , can walk or cycle there it’s currently playing at the Park Theatre . nbsp The Elephant Song is a Canadian play by Nicolas Billon . It premiered in 2002 and has had performances around the world . There’s also a film
: Skip to main content Search This Blog Paul in London Paul is in London . Mostly seeing theatre Hostile environments : On The Ropes ParkTheatre Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps January 14, 2023 On the Ropes , currently playing at Park Theatre tells the real-life story of Vernon Vanriel . The show tells his story over twelve rounds , using the boxing ring as a metaphor . It's a compelling and emotional story of a life interrupted by the Windrush scandal using narration , songs and drama . Perhaps a few trims and a cast in fit and fighting form without colds , flu or covid could be a . knockout Vernon Vanriel's story is about a man who , against all odds , never gives up . Despite the obstacles his way , including ones from his demons . From a trainee electrician to the
January may be associated with the dark and wet days we’re currently enduring, but a spectacle of light has landed in central London, running between January 22 and February 26. Marco Brambilla’s Heaven’s Gate has taken over Outernet London, Europe’s biggest digital exhibition space. It offers up splashes of psychedelia, smatterings of iconic moments in […]
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: Skip to main content Search This Blog Paul in London Paul is in London . Mostly seeing theatre Salty romance : Salt-Water Moon finborough Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps January 07, 2023 Salt-Water Moon , currently playing at the Finborough Theatre is like watching a feel-good romantic comedy . Albeit one set in Newfoundland in 1926. You may know where the piece is heading . After all , it is part of a series of plays with the same characters by playwright David French . But it’s the journey of getting there that matters . There’s a tenderness to the story brought to life by two charismatic performances that will have you on the edge of your seat , wondering what will happen next . And not just because of the necessity to sit five abreast on the Finborough’s bench