All News articles – Page 40
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NewsGroups can now book summer tours of UK Parliament
Ticket prices have been frozen until 2021 with a range of packages on offer for tours and experiences.
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NewsCheese-themed tours at Cheshire’s Lion Salt Works museum
The Lion Salt Works, Cheshire’s industrial heritage museum, has launched two new tours for groups to learn about the county’s link to cheese and how it is manufactured.
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NewsStars return to rock ‘n’ roll musical for national tour
The Tony award-winning Million Dollar Quartet embarks on a UK and Ireland tour in March.
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NewsFirst UK tour for The Addams Family musical
A musical comedy based on Charles Addams’ gothic characters will take to stages across the UK and Ireland from July.
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NewsSecond UK tour planned for Friends musical
The parody musical Friendsical, which is based on the 1990s show, will return for a second tour of the UK, featuring an updated script and design developments.
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NewsGary Barlow announced as P&O musical director for new ship’s venue
Take That star Gary Barlow is set to add his own twist to musical entertainment on board P&O Cruises’ flagship, Iona, which launches in May.
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NewsSpecial group perks at Royal Naval Station’s International Air Day
The annual Royal Navy International Air Day will take place on Saturday 11th July at the Royal Naval Air Station (RNAS) Yeovilton in Somerset, featuring flight displays, aerobatics and pyrotechnics.
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NewsBurghley House to celebrate 500th birthday of England’s first chief spymaster
The country house in Lincolnshire will host a series of special events and exhibitions throughout the year to commemorate the 500th anniversary of England’s first chief spymaster, William Cecil.
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NewsLuxury facilities aboard Celebrity Cruises’ new ship
Celebrity Apex is the cruise operator’s first ship launch in more than ten years.
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NewsCoronavirus: Latest travel advice to and from China
Any groups planning to travel to China should take note of the government’s foreign travel advice, in light of the coronavirus outbreak that’s now made its way to Europe.
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NewsNew stars for The Woman in Black in the West End
Terence Wilton and Max Hutchinson have now taken over as Arthur Kipps and The Actor respectively in the haunting thriller at The Fortune Theatre.
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NewsInitial dates announced for Matthew Bourne’s Nutcracker tour
Sir Matthew Bourne’s production of Nutcracker! will return to the stage after nine years.
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NewsSadler’s Wells reveals programme of dance and theatre events
Five world premieres and ten UK premieres are expected at the London dance space, which will also host its own productions in 2020.
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NewsLouise Redknapp and Brian Conley return to 9 to 5 the Musical
Louise Redknapp and Brian Conley will return to play Violet Newstead and Franklin Hart Jnr respectively in 9 to 5 the Musical at The Savoy Theatre from February.
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NewsGroup rates at new immersive experience, Hexborn’s School of Sorcery
The theatre and dining show, based at The Vaults in Waterloo, will open in September.
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NewsYoga and photography-themed cruises among Star Clippers offering
Star Clippers has revealed a series of themed cruises throughout 2020 to help its passengers master a skill while relaxing on voyages to the Mediterranean, South East Asia and the Caribbean.
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NewsSurvey says…the 2019 Group Leisure & Travel Show was a hit
Visitor feedback following the 2019 Group Leisure & Travel Show has shown that the annual exhibition is still as popular as ever for group travel organisers.
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NewsMagic Goes Wrong extends its London run until August
Mischief Theatre’s Magic Goes Wrong is now taking bookings until August at London’s Vaudeville Theatre, continuing to bring chaos to the stage for longer.
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NewsDivorced, beheaded…extended again - SIX the musical now playing until 2021
SIX the musical will run at the West End’s Arts Theatre until January next year, with more than 90,000 extra tickets now on sale.
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NewsEmerald Waterways announces new ship and sailings
The cruise operator’s newest Star-Ship will set sail in spring 2021, a year that will also see new itineraries through the Netherlands and Belgium.