The exhibition starts with a quick catch up on the series from its very beginnings back in 1963, leading visitors to the main Doctor Who experience, featuring an unrivalled array of material from the new series including the iconic TARDIS.
In a mixed up world of meetings, memories and malt loaf, Linda reflects on a life-changing year. An over protective mother with angina, a builder married to ‘Scary Spice’ and a teenage son who leaves football boots in the sink, don’t help matters.
From February 2008 the hugely talented man with the big personality, Omid Djalili, will be back on the road touring with a brand new show. Loved by audiences throughout the UK, Omid is infamous for his fast paced wit, impressions, dance routines and occasional vocal outbursts.
The London Model Engineering Exhibition is a great day out for the whole family! It’s an opportunity to have fun with your children or grandchildren and watch them play in the Model Active zone driving lorries, trucks, cars and tanks, build rockets and watch experts fly their model Planes and helicopters. It’s not just an exhibition for model enthusiasts but a chance for women, men and children to find a new hobby! It would also be a lovely day out to take a loved one to if you know they have an interest in Model Engineering or perhaps their birthday is coming up or an anniversary or even just to spend time together experiencing something a little different!
Following a highly successful autumn tour Godspell continues to tour through 2008. One of the most popular musicals ever written, Godspell explodes onto the stage in this new production directed by Paul Kerryson
Jack and the Beanstalk, opening on 6th December, is a traditional family pantomime full of larger-than-life characters, original music, audience participation, jokes and special effects.
Leading lady Anna-Jane Casey returns to the West End to headline Christmas in New York, the West End’s unique celebration of contemporary seasonal show tunes and festive favourites, for one night only at the Lyric Theatre on Sunday 9 December 2007.
Young Russian pianist Polina Leschenko makes her debut with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra performing Chopin's Piano Concerto No 1 in an all-romantic programme under SCO Conductor Emeritus Joseph Swensen in November.
