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With 100 theaters, 3,500 bars, more restaurants
than you could ever visit, clubs open till dawn;
London truly is the entertainment capital of Europe.
London’s nightlife is unrivalled. Star-studded theatrical
productions, world class music, magnificent opera
& ballet with groundbreaking fringe shows and the
latest chart sounds... add to that a choice of tempting
restaurants, cool cafés & bars and your biggest
problem will be what to miss out.
Only RED SEAL VACATIONS offers you the complete
entertainment package... |
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The Jack the Ripper walking tour, traditional
Fish & Chip supper at Livebait, plus a ticket
to the
The Woman in Black
The Woman in Black is an eerie and chilling ghost
story about a young solicitor sent to a remote house to
wind up the affairs of a recently deceased woman. He pieces
together her strange reclusive life but with what effect
on his own? Unanimously acclaimed by the critics, Stephen
Mallatratt’s adaptation of Susan Hill’s best-selling novel
provides the audiences with an evening of unremitting
drama as they are transported into a terrifying and ghostly
world.
Following the performance you’ll enjoy a traditional Fish
& Chip supper at the renowned Livebait restaurant in nearby
Wellington Street. Then tread in the footsteps of the
infamous Jack the Ripper down the dark, narrow, gas lit
alleyways. You’ll follow the case of the unsolved Whitechapel
murders that would lead Scotland Yard to Queen Victoria
herself.
Led by one of the renowned Blue Badge Guides, you’ll visit
four murder sights. Our ‘Ripperologist’ will run through
some of the suspects who sparked a Victorian whodunit
that’ll leave you as gripped as its victims. Experience
the sights, the smells, and the sounds of London’s darker
side if you dare!
Comfortable walking shoes and a strong stomach are
strongly recommended!
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Through the Stage Door
A unique London attraction,
Through the Stage Door is an exciting site-specific
tour of one of the country’s oldest and most magnificent
theatres. The rich and chequered history of the
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane is brought vividly
back to life as key characters, writers and actors
from the theatre’s 338-year history take visitors
back in time.
Since its construction in 1663, this theatre has
triumphed over tragedy, fire, bankruptcy and even
murder. The informative and entertaining tour explores
the theatre’s royal retiring rooms, as well as the
intriguing backstage areas including the rarely
seen under stage hydraulics.
This is a chance to see theatre literally come alive
- a magical theatrical experience and unlike any
other tour.
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You are invited to be
part of history with a visit to the Bramah Tea &
Coffee museum followed by a performance of a timeless
theatrical classic, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap.
Explore 400 years of the social and commercial history
of the world’s most important beverages, brought
to life in London’s only museum dedicated to the
world’s traditional teas and coffees. The ceremony
of English afternoon tea which the British popularise
throughout the world has in recent years been taken
much too much for granted. It is a ceremony made
possible by the use of leaf teas, which are infused
for five minutes. Enjoy quality leaf teas and freshly
ground coffees (all available in the Museum shop)
in traditional surroundings that additionally offer
cream teas and cakes.
Then take your seat at the world’s longest running
stage production Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap,
which celebrated its 50th anniversary in the presence
of Her Majesty The Queen on 25 November 2002.
The Mousetrap has been performed in 44 countries
throughout the world. The record-breaking Londonproduction
has spanned eleven American Presidents and ten British
Prime Ministers and continues to enthral, to entertain
and to thrill audiences still flocking to London’s
St. Martin’s Theater from every corner of the globe.
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