What's New? – Page 8
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FeaturesThe enduring appeal of Matilda The Musical
As it enters its 15th year in the West End, we look back on the record-breaking success of Matilda The Musical and explore what it is that continues to appeal to audiences year on year.
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FeaturesIstanbul city break: beyond the tourist trail
Olivia Goodfellow shares how her 24-strong group experienced the authentic side of Istanbul on a seven-day tour, guided by a local expert.
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NewsCheers to group itinerary celebrating South Devon’s food & drink tourism
Visit South Devon has launched a new group travel itinerary which features visits to the region’s vineyards, distilleries and breweries.
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FeaturesEncore! Theatre shows extending in the West End
It’s always sad to see a good thing go, which is why we’re thrilled that these major productions are extending their run in London, one until 2028.
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SponsoredGordon Ramsay-trained chef joins Faulty Towers experience
London’s longest-running immersive dining experience has appointed acclaimed chef Jonathan Bradley, bringing elevated culinary expertise to the President Hotel.
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NewsMajor Agatha Christie exhibition to open at British Library
Opening in October, Agatha Christie: A World of Mystery will explore the life and work of the renowned crime writer through personal belongings and never-before-seen documents.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Beetlejuice The Musical
The much-anticipated West End debut of Beetlejuice The Musical delivers a spectacularly chaotic show, with 200+ special effects and David Fynn’s outlandish performance.
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NewsEnglish National Opera announces 2026/27 season in London
This season will feature nine operas, including classics such as Puccini’s Tosca and Verdi’s La traviata plus new productions, performed at London Coliseum.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: The Choir of Man
Taking you through the doors of the on-stage pub called The Jungle, The Choir of Man invites audiences to join the cast for two hours of foot-stomping, hand-clapping fun.
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NewsHendrix archive unveiled at Handel Hendrix House
A treasure trove of previously unseen documents revealing the everyday life of rock legend Jimi Hendrix will go on permanent display at Handel Hendrix House in Mayfair.
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FeaturesThe best things for groups to do in… Worcestershire
On a visit to Worcestershire, groups will find there’s much more to this county than its namesake sauce and tongue-twisting pronunciation.
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NewsKing’s Gallery showcases the fashion and style of Queen Elizabeth II
The largest exhibition of the late Queen’s fashion is on display at The King’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace and has been extended until April 2027 due to high demand.
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Reader ClubExploring iconic London landmarks with GLT readers
We will be sampling St Paul’s Cathedral, Thames River Sightseeing and Cutty Sark for this Reader Club fam trip.
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NewsMcFly’s Harry Judd to star in Disney’s High School Musical
Group rates are now available for the London transfer of Disney’s High School Musical which opens at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre in October.
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NewsExclusive Civil War group tour at The Commandery
The historic Worcester building is marking 375 years since the Battle of Worcester changed the course of English history with a new guided Civil War tour and extra group offerings.
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NewsBayeux Tapestry to be displayed flat for first time
The British Museum will display the historic Bayeux Tapestry flat and in one continuous 70-metre length for the first time when its landmark exhibition opens in September.
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NewsMaking a splash… Singin’ In The Rain tour set to dazzle audiences
The hit show returns for a major new UK and Ireland tour, opening at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley from 28th January, and including a summer season at Sadler’s Wells.
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News30 years of RENT: the groundbreaking musical returns to the West End
Celebrating three decades since its debut on Broadway, Jonathan Larson’s hit musical returns to London in October led by Stranger Things star Gaten Matarazzo.
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SponsoredFaulty Towers The Dining Experience expands group offers
The award-winning, record-breaking comedy sensation that has delighted London and audiences around the globe continues to go from strength to strength.
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NewsMy Neighbour Totoro extends West End run until 2027
The award-winning stage adaptation of Studio Ghibli’s beloved animation has extended at Gillian Lynne Theatre, with group tickets available.
