I have a London trip coming up at the end of November and am already looking at websites regarding what to do with my spare evening. In London you're alway spoiled for choice regarding musicals, but I don't know if I want to go to a musical this time.
There's a much talked about play about the Duchess of Windsor (the one King Edward VIII abdicated for.) There are some top notch actresses in that. Or there's the Pitmen Painters, a play about a group of miners from North-East England who started going to an art class and became highly accomplished artists, depicting life in the coal mines and the mining community. But it seems a bit silly for me, a lass who grew up in the North-East, to go all the way to London to watch a play about it.
If there's any Shakespeare on anywhere, I'd give that serious consideration. I'm a moth to a candle with Shakespeare.
And the Royal Ballet are doing Sleeping Beauty at the Opera House. They've still got plenty of cheap seats!
Or it might seem cosier to go back to my comfy hotel room and sit in bed watching TV or reading.
What would you do?
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I'd go to the Sleeping Beauty ballet just to hear that enchanting music!
That's a very good point. And somebody just told me that on Monday nights they do reduced price tickets. I really want to see War Horse, too, but that gets booked up well in advance.
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