A West End hit returns and Shakespeare's Globe unveils its summer season 🎭

Explore the nuances of intimacy with Waterloo: Behind The Scenes

Here's an intriguing way to get ready for Valentine's Day. On Monday 12 February, you're invited to dive deep into the concepts of physical and emotional intimacy. This is My Fantasy Valentine, the latest in a superb series of post-work panel discussions presented by Waterloo: Behind The Scenes.

Each Waterloo: Behind The Scenes event includes input from a local business owner or resident. This time, it's hosted in collaboration with Honour Clothing, which specialises in latex/PVC fashion and has its flagship on quirky Lower Marsh Street. After the talk — which sees panellists Reed Amber, Courtney Morgan, Miss Gold, Scotty Unfamous and Poppy Scarlett candidly discuss how to lead a fulfilling sex life — you're invited on a private tour of Honour.

Tickets to Waterloo: Behind The Scenes Present My Fantasy Valentine cost just £5 and include a free gift and a free drink at both The Glitch and Honour. Demand is high, so get yours via the blue button, stat. If you do miss out, keep tabs on Eventbrite for future editions. These quarterly events tackle a range of thought provoking, on-trend and sometimes controversial topics, all loosely tied to the London event calendar.

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Authentic Ramen In Kensington
Looking for somewhere to refuel after a day of shopping or museum hopping in west London? Shoryu in Kensington does terrific Hakata tonkotsu ramen, plus sake cocktails and street food sides. What's more, they do a two-course kids menu for just £7.90 — handy for those half-term family outings!

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All-Star Arthur Miller Play
Nobody plays a troubled patriarch quite like Dominic West. This time, the BAFTA-winning actor stars as Eddie Carbone hotly anticpated production of Arthur Miller's A View From The Bridge. His co-stars include the Olivier-nominated Kate Fleetwood and Callum Scott Howells (It's A Sin). It opens this May.

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Have A Shakespearean Summer
Shakespeare's Globe has unveiled its summer season — and you can get tickets right now! This year's theme is Feel Alive, and includes pulse-quickening new Shakespeare productions, a supernaturally silly family show, and a play set in the world of Edwardian beauty pageants.

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Look Who's Back In London!
Paging all musical theatre fans — Everybody's Talking About Jamie opens tonight at the Peacock Theatre. This feel-good, record-breaking West End hit is back for a strictly limited run (you've only got till 23 March to see it), with an all-star cast and catchy pop tunes galore.

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Let's Explore Some Alleys
You’ve probably been to the George Inn. But what about the many other historic alleys off Borough High Street? In the latest edition of Londonist: Time Machine, we meander down every single one of them, uncovering pilgrims, prisons, pints, and an antipodean cricket team...

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Brand New Jez Butterworth Play
The Hills of California has come to Harold Pinter Theatre! This Blackpool-set play by Jez Butterworth (who has penned multiple Olivier and Tony award winners) sees a set of sisters reunite at their dying mother's run-down guesthouse. Oh, and it's directed by Sam Mendes (Skyfall, Spectre, 1917).

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