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BBC Radio 4: Ashley Blaker's Hyperfixations
4/22 - 4/29/2025
Ashley Blaker is back on BBC Radio 4, following up on his hit family comedy, 6.5 Children, with a brand-new series Ashley Blaker's Hyperfixations. One ...
That'll be the Day
4/29
That’ll Be The Day is back on the road for their 39th Spring tour, with another incredible show packed full of world class performances from ...
Mystery...
That'll be the Day
4/30
That’ll Be The Day is back on the road for their 39th Spring tour, with another incredible show packed full of world class performances from ...
Drummer and producer SHOLTO brings his instrumental grooves to the Elgar Room as part of Late Night Jazz . London Born Oscar 'SHOLTO' Robertson's music career ...
Pianist Irena Radi takes to the Elgar Room stage to perform Chopin's Piano Sonata No.3 in B Minor and more. A hot drink and a pastry ...
3 May 2025 at 19:30 Spain 1492: a Jewish woman, forced to leave her home, tunes into a community of Christian, Muslim and Jewish women. ...
Poetry Plays…
5/1 - 5/3/2025
POETRY PLAYS .... with theatre. with music. it plays with dance. and storytelling. with film. poetry plays with poetry. with time. with reality. with your ...
The world’s biggest celebration of The Dubliners - one of Ireland’s most iconic bands - is embarking on a UK tour, including a much-anticipated performance ...
SUPERMARKETISM!' brings musical comedy & supermarket insanity with religious cult leaders at the helm to The Glitch, London Waterloo.
SUPERSONIC MAN
4/9 - 5/3/2025
Jazz hands and high drama combine in 'SUPERSONIC MAN' when a man decides to become a human cyborg.
That’ll Be The Day is back on the road for their 39th Spring tour, with another incredible show packed full of world class performances from ...
The Interval
4/29 - 5/3/2025
Written and performed by Rhona Ashwood The Interval is a dry-witted, no filter, solo comedy-drama on the epic battle of mind vs mouth and the ...
Beegu
3/22 - 5/4/2025
Lost on Earth after her spaceship crashes, Beegu wanders off to find some friends. She is a friendly little creature, but the Earth People don't ...
F**king Men
3/22 - 5/4/2025
Returns in March 2025 by popular demand after sell out runs in 2023 & 2024 Adam Roebuck presents F**king Men by Joe DiPietro The Fringe Classic, ...
Fun Desk Accessories for iPhone - UGREEN Uno Charger
4/15 - 5/4/2025
Your workspace should be a place where productivity meets personality. Whether you’re working from home, managing tasks, or just catching up on emails, having fun ...
The world’s biggest celebration of The Dubliners - one of Ireland’s most iconic bands - is embarking on a UK tour, including a much-anticipated ...
That’ll Be The Day is back on the road for their 39th Spring tour, with another incredible show packed full of world class performances from ...
Q The Music’s James Bond Concert Spectacular is the world’s finest and most critically acclaimed tribute to the music of James Bond. Celebrating more than ...
tabard Tickets All tickets are £25 Running Time 1 Hour 10 Minutes, No Interval Latecomers Latecomers will not be admitted. The Missing Hancocks Share this show Dates ...
The Lost Art Of Keeping A Secret
5/4 - 5/5/2025
By George Ryder & Brodie Husband Five university students move into their new home, each with the intention of leaving behind their troubled pasts towards ...
That’ll Be The Day is back on the road for their 39th Spring tour, with another incredible show packed full of world class performances from ...
BUFF
5/8
After a bad break-up from a six-year relationship, a plus-sized, gay primary school teacher decides to sublet his flat to buff Instagram model Jamie. At ...
Our next Late Night Jazz artist is award-winning neo-soul singer and Breakthrough Act of the Year at this year's Jazz FM Awards, Ni Maxine . ...
That’ll Be The Day is back on the road for their 39th Spring tour, with another incredible show packed full of world class performances from ...
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Swapping out ballet for circus is a bold move but maybe that’s just what the Southbank Centre’s Multitudes festival is all about as it sets off on a mission to present orchestral music in a new light. ...
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