What’s on in London tomorrow
Whats on in London tomorrowSee what events are on tomorrow in London on Friday 30th September. |
PickJoan Collins — Unscripted at the Palladium
(Tomorrow)• London Palladium Joan Collins is bringing her one-woman show to the London Palladium, where she will talk about her life and screen career.
PickDiscover your dark side at London Dungeon Lates
(Tomorrow)• London Dungeon London Dungeon Lates is an adult-only event which will try and scare the living bejesus out of you and your missus.
The best theme tunes from James Bond movies
(Tomorrow)• Royal Festival Hall The Royal Festival Hall will be playing some of the best James Bond theme tunes from the last fifty years.
Josie Long wants ‘Something Better’
(Tomorrow) to • Soho Theatre Josie Long is coming to the Soho Theatre for a two-week run with her new show 'Something Better'.
PickMozart’s comic opera masterpiece: Don Giovanni
(Tomorrow) to • London Coliseum Mozart's comic opera "Don Giovanni" is an exhilarating re-telling of the Don Juan legend, following his final 24 hours on earth.
Hans Teeuwen: Real Rancour — Soho Theatre
(Tomorrow) to • Soho Theatre Hans Teeuwen is returning to the UK in October to perform his "Real Rancour" show at the Soho Theatre.
Murder Ballad — at the Arts Theatre
(Tomorrow) to • Arts Theatre "Murder Ballad" is a New York tale about love, obsession and murder, and will be playing at the Arts Theatre this October. Murder Ballad will be playing in London tomorrow, during its run at the Arts Theatre.
PickBarry Crimmins — Seeking Political Asylum
(Tomorrow) to • Leicester Square Theatre American comic Barry Crimmins is bringing his 'Seeking Political Asylum' to the Leicester Square Theatre for three nights.
PickSamuel Beckett’s “No’s Knife” — Old Vic
(Tomorrow) to • Old Vic Lisa Dwan will be performing Samuel Beckett's previously un-performed "No's Knife" at the Old Vic Theatre.
Bridget Christie’s “Because You Demanded Brexit”
(Tomorrow)• Leicester Square Theatre Bridget Christie will be telling us all about the despairing meltdown she suffered following Brexit (in a funny way, of course).
FreeHeaven on Earth — Maino’s Two Adorations
(Tomorrow) to • National Gallery The National Gallery will be showing two works by Maino - 'The Adoration of the Shepherds' and 'The Adoration of the Kings'.
La Fille Mal Gardee (The Wayward Daughter)
(Tomorrow) to • Royal Opera House The Royal Ballet will be performing Frederick Ashton's 'La Fille Mal Gardee' (The Wayward Daughter) at the Royal Opera House.
PickTurner Prize 2016 — at Tate Britain
(Tomorrow) to • Tate Britain Whether you love it or loathe it, the Turner Prize is certainly one of Britain's most prestigious contemporary art prizes.
PickAbstract Expressionism — Royal Academy of Arts
(Tomorrow) to • Royal Academy of Arts "Abstract Expressionism" will feature works by celebrated artists like Kline, Pollock, Rothko, Newman, Still and de Kooning.
FreeMeet astronomers at Hampstead Observatory
(Tomorrow) to • Hampstead Observatory Hampstead Observatory has a small six-inch refractor inside a rotating dome, and is very popular with amateur astronomers.
PickDavid Gilmour (Pink Floyd) — Royal Albert Hall
(Tomorrow)• Royal Albert Hall Pink Floyd's David Gilmour will be playing a run of six nights at the Royal Albert Hall in support of 'Rattle That Lock'.
The Libertine — starring Dominic Cooper
(Tomorrow) to • Theatre Royal Haymarket "The Libertine" tells the story of the notorious Earl of Rochester, who's life is turned upside down when he meets an actress.
Tom Stoppard’s ‘Travesties’ — with Tom Hollander
(Tomorrow) to • Menier Chocolate Factory The Menier Chocolate Factory will be putting on a production of Tom Stoppard's comedy "Travesties".
FreeVictorians Decoded — Art and Telegraphy
(Tomorrow) to • Guildhall Art Gallery "Victorians Decoded" will show how new communication technologies affected the imaginations of Victorian artists.
Imogen — Shakespeare’s Cymbeline, reworked
(Tomorrow) to • Globe Theatre The Globe Theatreis putting on a production of "Imogen", which is a re-imagined version of Shakespeare's 'Cymbeline'.
FreeThe Middle, by Tom Ellis — at the Wallace Collection
(Tomorrow) to • Wallace Collection The British artist Tom Ellis has been commissioned to create a series of works for the Wallace Collection, called 'The Middle'.
Wifredo Lam exhibition, at the Tate Modern
(Tomorrow) to • Tate Modern The Tate Modern will be putting on a major exhibition of works by Wifredo Lam, taking pieces from his fifty year career.
PickMy Family: Not The Sitcom — by David Baddiel
(Tomorrow) to • Vaudeville Theatre David Baddiel's new show celebrates his mum and dad by remembering everything they would probably want to forget.
Things I Know To Be True — Lyric Hammersmith
(Tomorrow) to • Lyric Hammersmith The Lyric Hammersmith will be putting on a production of "Things I Know To Be True" -- a new play by Andrew Bovell.
You Say You Want a Revolution? 1966-1970
(Tomorrow) to • V&A The Victoria & Albert Museum's new exhibition will explore the cultural and political revolutions at the tail end of the 1960s.
PickNo Man’s Land — Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart
(Tomorrow) to • Wyndham’s Theatre Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart will be starring in Harold Pinter's classic play, 'No Man's Land', at the Wyndham's Theatre.John Gibson — A British Sculptor in Rome
(Tomorrow) to • Royal Academy of Arts The Royal Academy of Art's will be putting on an exhibition of John Gibson's marble sculptures, plaster reliefs and drawings.
The Pianist of Willesden Lane — with live piano
(Tomorrow) to • St. James Theatre "The Pianist of Willesden Lane" tells the story of a young Jewish pianist, who is packed off to London before the war.
Doctor Faustus — at the Barbican
(Tomorrow) to • Barbican Centre The Royal Shakespeare Company will be putting on a production of Christopher Marlowe's "Doctor Faustus" at the Barbican.
FreeLunchtime concert at St. Martin-in-the-Fields
(Tomorrow)• St. Martin-in-the-Fields St Martin-in-the-Fields in Trafalgar Square usually puts on a free classical music recitals a couple of times each week.
PickFree Changing the Guard at Buckingham Palace
(Tomorrow) to • Buckingham Palace The 'Changing the Guard' ceremony at Buckingham Palace is one of the must-see events for every tourist's itinerary.
The Alchemist — by Ben Johnson
(Tomorrow) to • Barbican Centre The Royal Shakespeare Company will be putting on a production of Ben Johnson's "The Alchemist" at the Barbican.
FreeSee London’s skyline from Parliament Hill
• Parliament Hill Enjoy London's skyline from the top of Parliament Hill, which takes in the Gherkin, London Eye, St Paul's and Canary Wharf.
Free Great view of St. Paul’s at One New Change
• One New Change One New Change is a shopping centre close to St. Paul's Cathedral, which offers some great views from their roof terrace.Great view from the Tate Modern restaurant
• Tate Modern Check out the restaurant and bar at the Tate Modern art gallery, for a great view of St. Paul's Cathedral across the river.
PickFree Enjoy the view from Primrose Hill
• Primrose Hill Primrose Hill is a lot higher than it looks, and boasts one of the finest views of the London skyline from anywhere in the city.Look for events on previous day
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