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London Wonderground
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Dates: From 7 May 2013 to 29 September 2013
Times: Monday - Saturday
Venue: Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
The magnificently quirky London Wonderground returns for a second year of cabaret, music, circus and strange curiosities.
Taking place in the coach park between the Royal Festival Hall and the London Eye, the festival is centred around the Speigeltent, in which you can watch a diverse range of performances from top contemporary talent. Visitors can also enjoy bars, outdoor performances and fringe shows in the London Wonderground event space.
Headline Acts at London Wonderground
The headline performance this year is the thrilling Limbo, created by the team behind last year's acclaimed show Cantina. Limbo is a mix of illusion, circus, magic and dance that promises to mesmerise audiences this summer.
Other acts to look forward to include the Horne Section, an entertaining mix of music and stand-up comedy, the House of Burlesque and Al Murray the Pub Landlord's Southbank Saloon.
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Covent Garden May Fayre and Puppet Festival
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Dates: 12 May 2013
Times: Check website for details0
Venue: Bedford Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 9ED
Fun for the family to see.
About the Actor's Church
Built in the 17th century to designs by celebrated architect Inigo Jones, St Paul's Covent Garden was the first new church to be built in London since the Reformation.
Due to the large number of theatres in the area, as well as the puppet shows held in its grounds, it quickly gained the nickname "the Actor's Church". It contains memorials to many famous theatrical personalities, including Charles Macklin, Dame Ellen Terry and Vivien Leigh. You may also recognise the church's portico from its appearance in the Audrey Hepburn film My Fair Lady.
Visit Punch and judy
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Circus Restaurant
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Date: 11 July 2013 to 14 July 2013
Times: Open at different times
Venue: 27 - 29 Endell Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9BA
Amazing in circus Restaurant
Circus is an innovative combination of Pan Asian restaurant and West End cocktail bar with a sprinkling of glamorous cabaret to entertain guests while they dine. Located in vibrant Covent Garden, the heart of theatre-land, the restaurant boasts a brand new elegant dinner menu, created by the highly revered chef Andrew Lassetter, formerly of E&O and Cocoon. The stylish surrealist interior, created by iconic British designer Tom Dixon, transports guests into a decadent world of glamour and escapism from the moment they enter, with the highlight; a striking quartz 'stage' table seating up to 30 guests dominating the room. As day turns into night, the restaurant comes to life and the spectacle begins as diners sip exotic punches and cocktails whilst beautifully skilled performers twirl magically in suspended hoops and wow the crowd. The adventures continue after dinner as the music is turned up and the dancing begins..
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Ministry of Sound London
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Dates: All year round
Times: Night life
Venue: 103 Gaunt Street, London, SE1 6DP
Ministry of sound
Since 1991 Ministry of Sound London has been a phenomenon in the dance music scene.
Coverted from an old bus station in teh 90s, the London venue itself now represents one of the few spaces that can offer an innovative event experience with the Best sound system in the world and an award winning lighting system.
The venue offers 5 rooms with a total capacity of 2000 plus a courtyard area capable of holding 400 people.
The venue can be hired out for any event including product lauches, conferencing, corporate events, Chrsitmas parties, filming and of course club nights..
visit www.Richmondpark/
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