Greenwich Theatre, Crooms Hill, Greenwich, London 51.479467 51.479467
1st – 5th September 2010The Greenwich Theatre is bringing the stars of the hit BBC TV series to life in a magical mix of puppets and music. The 2-D and 3-D worlds mingle in this delightful show, adapted from some of the freshest and funniest episodes in Lauren Child’s books.Wembley Stadium, Stadium Way, Wembley, London 51.556108 51.556108
3rd September 2010England begin their European Championship 2012 qualifying campaign with a game against Bulgaria at Wembley.Leicester Square Theatre, 6 Leicester Place, Leicester Square, London 51.511339 51.511339
3rd, 5th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 17th, 18th and 28th September 2010Bill Bailey’s “Dandelion Mind” will be based loosely on the theme of doubt (or will it?). Along the way he will demonstrate some new instruments, sing an internet love song, perform some Iranian hip-hop, and play a mean folk-bouzouki. Just your normal kind of Bill Bailey gig, then.Old Vic, The Cut, Waterloo Road, Waterloo, London 51.501937 51.501937
3rd September – 27th November 2010The Old Vic will be staging Noel Coward’s provocative and unconventional romantic comedy, “Design For Living”, which focuses on three egotistical, beguiling and self-absorbed characters who set about challenging the moral boundaries of relationships.Ronnie Scott’s, 47 Frith Street, Soho, London 51.513406 51.513406
3rd – 4th September 2010The UK’s very own soul queen Mica Paris has clocked up twenty-two years in the business, and now she’s back and ready to wow us again with songs from her latest album, “Born Again”.Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, Kensington, London 51.501267 51.501267
3rd September 2010The world famous Henry Wood Promenade Concerts, or ‘Proms’, are now into their 116th season. The two-month long classical extravanga continues at the Royal Albert Hall when Sir Simon Rattle couples Beethoven’s punchy Fourth Symphony with Mahler’s First.National Army Museum, Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea, London 51.486004 51.486004
4th – 5th September 2010“Marching to a Different Beat” will introduce you to the huge role that music plays a huge part in the lives of soldiers. You will be able to singalong with soldiers from the Second World War, listen to the music of the Raj, and get up close to the music in a pipes and drums workshop.Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London 51.496563 51.496563
4th September 2010Have you seen the movie “Night At The Museum”? Well now’s your chance to find out what really goes overnight at the Natural History Museum as you try to sleep in the Central Hall with the Dinosaurs towering nearby. Activities include a torch-lit tour of the famous galleries, and a live show called “Revenge of the Minibeasts”.The City, The City, London 51.513086 51.513086
4th September 2010Find out where the bodies of old Londoners are hidden — from single graves to great big plague pits. This tour is provided by the Museum of London.O2 Arena (Millennium Dome), Drawdock Road, North Greenwich, London 51.502852 51.502852
4th September 2010Eddie Kadi has been taking the comedy world by storm for the past few years. A nominee in the Channel 4 Talent Comedy Awards, he is considered by many to be the UK’s premier black comedian. You can catch him when he plays the O2 Arena in September.Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, Kensington, London 51.501267 51.501267
4th September 2010The world famous Henry Wood Promenade Concerts, or ‘Proms’, are now into their 116th season. The two-month long classical extravanga continues at the Royal Albert Hall with Sir Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic’s second Prom.