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TALES OF THE PACIFIC: Getting into the island swing of things in Hawaii’s capital

I'd been in Hawaii for ten days and to my disappointment, still not witnessed any hula. Fair enough, I'd been camping in some pretty remote spots on the Big Island, but once I'd flown over to Oahu and landed in the capital of Honolulu I made it my aim to ch...

GOOSEBUMPS ALIVE: Roll up, roll up for last chance to see jump-inducing, immersive show

If you haven't been already, venture over to the Vaults at Waterloo to check out Goosebumps Alive before it closes its doors. Set under the dank railway arches, the 90 minute-long production transports spectators through a labyrinth of tunnels with blood-cu...

ROYAL ALBERT HALL: Set to be invaded by Aliens and a full orchestra this September!

Aliens are set to invade London's iconic Royal Albert Hall, as part of their exciting film-and-live-orchestra programme (the pioneering programme launched in 2009 with The Lord of the Rings trilogy, and recent sell-out shows include West Side Story, Titanic an...

40-STORY PROJECTION MAPPING ENDANGERED SPECIES: Empire State Building

Travis Threlkel and Louie Psihoyos will project images of endangered species onto the Empire State Building on Saturday, August 1st, in an art event meant to draw attention to endangered species and promote an upcoming documentary "Racing Extinction". Threl...

KROL ROGER: Kasper Holten presents a new production of Szymanowski’s sumptuously scored opera

Kasper Holten presents a new production of Szymanowski's sumptuously scored opera King Roger, a meditation on identity and desire digging deep into the battle between mind and body. The show is taking place until the 19th of May on Tuesdays and Saturdays at Th...

Silent Swoon: Open Air Cinema In Covent Garden

With London Film Festival starting this week, St Martin's Courtyard in Convent Garden is celebrating with a free open air cinema event their calling Silent Swoon.

POP UP SCREENS: Alfresco Cinema Across London This Summer

The pioneers of outdoor cinema, Pop Up Screens, are back this summer and showing films at numerous local London parks. From romantic classics The Notebook and Pretty Woman to cult favourites Pulp Fiction, Back to the Future and American Beauty, there's somethi...

Puff: A Satirical Play By John Agard

John Agard's new play Puff, will finish it's tour at the new member's club Library this week.

BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS FILM CLUB: Elegant Evenings At The May Fair Hotel

Friends and film enthusiasts Bridget Arsenault and Fatima Martinez-Moxon decided they wanted to mix red-carpet glamour with independent cinema, bringing us The Bright Young Things Film Club.

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