Catch the Blue Man Group’s peculiar brand of dance, music and theatre when their Megastar World Tour hits the O2 Arena on the 15th February.
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Welcome to the London Drum “What’s On Guide”. We have everything from theatre shows and rock concerts to comedy gigs and exhibitions. If you want to know which events and attractions are playing in London, then our “What’s On Guide” will have it. Millennium DomeCatch the Blue Man Group’s Megastar World Tour15th February 2009Catch the Blue Man Group’s peculiar brand of dance, music and theatre when their Megastar World Tour hits the O2 Arena on the 15th February. London Transport MuseumDon’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!14th – 21st February 2009Take your kids to the London Transport Museum for “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!” This is a stage adaptation of the children’s book by Mo Willems — winner of the Caldecott Honor for children’s literature. The show sticks in lots of singing and interactive parts, and your kids will even get the chance to sit behind the wheel of the museum’s old London buses. London OlympiaMeet Bollywood’s stars, at the Zee Festival13th – 15th February 2009The Zee Festival at Kensington Olympia is run by the Zee Network, and will offer music and demonstrations of everything Indian — from the country’s top chefs, to travel holidays, property and bridal wear. The Zee Carnival Autograph stage will be home to well-known Bollywood actors, and you can have your photograph taken with your favourite celebrity. Southbank CentreImagine… the Children’s Literature Festival12th – 20th February 2009The Imagine Children’s Literature Festival at London’s Southbank Centre will have every kind of book from fiction, comedy, poems and songs. There will be loads of famous authors in attendance, led by the Children’s Laureate Michael Rosen. See Michel Legrand and Alison Moyet 12th – 14th Feb 2009Oscar-winning composer Michel Legrand will be performing at the Shaw Theatre, with 80s pop singer Alison Moyet. The concert will include music from his classic film scores. Wigmore HallListen to some classical music at Wigmore Hall 12th Feb 2009Wigmore Hall will be hosting a performance by the Academy of Ancient Music, playing classical works by Vivaldi, Purcell and Handel. Design MuseumSee the Brit Insurance Design Awards 12th Feb – 14th Jun 2009The Brit Insurance Design Awards will be held at the Design Musuem in Shad Thames. The entries will be split into seven different categories, and feature the likes of Big Brother Iogo, Oslo Opera House and House of Viktor & Rolf. Millennium DomeCatch Keane live — at the O2 Arena 12th – 13th Feb 2009Go and see “Keane” live in concert at the O2 Arena — where they will be performing songs from their brand-new album “Perfect Symmetry”. St. Paul’s CathedralChoristers in concert, at St Paul’s Cathedral 11th Feb 2009Listen to some classical music in the confines of St Paul’s Cathedral. The St. Paul’s School Foundation presents “Choristers in Concert” — including works by Faure, Poulenc, Tallis and Handel’s “Messiah”. Kensington PalaceTake the Director’s Tour of Kensington Palace 10th Feb 2009Take a guided tour of Kensington Palace with director Nigel Arch. The evening will start off with champagne and canapés in the Red Saloon reception, before heading off for a walk around the Royal State Apartments, where Queen Victoria was born and raised. Royal Opera HouseSee Verdi’s “Rigoletto”, at the Royal Opera House 10th Feb – 1st Mar 2009Verdi’s “Rigoletto” tells the tale of a hunchbacked court jester trying to save his daughter from the clutches of a wealthy merchant. You can catch it at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden. Purcell RoomSee Barb Jungr, live in concert 9th Feb 2009See Barb Jungr performing live in concert at the Purcell Room. London’s Southbank Centre will host one of Britain’s best voices, singing everything from blues, gospel and jazz. Queen Elizabeth HallBritten Sinfonia, at the Queen Elizabeth Hall 9th Feb 2009The Queen Elizabeth Hall in London’s Southbank Centre will be putting on a performance of the “Britten Sinfonia”, featuring music by some of classical music’s greatest composers — Beethoven, Haydn and Webern. |
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