What's New? – Page 127
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NewsAlexandra Burke to lead Chicago cast ahead of extension
Chicago, playing at London’s Phoenix Theatre is now booking until January 2019 and will star pop singer Alexandra Burke from this August.
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Features6 types of walking tour your group will love
We look at themed tours and walking holidays suitable for groups of all size and abilities.
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NewsThe Comedy About A Bank Robbery to tour UK
Mischief Theatre’s West End show The Comedy About A Bank Robbery has revealed details of its first UK tour.
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NewsEnglish Heritage launches new guided tours for groups
New exclusive packages and guided tours have been announced for groups visiting London at Eltham Palace and Gardens and Kenwood.
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NewsRiviera Travel’s new tours include Jordan, Sardinia and Ireland
Leading escorted tour operator Riviera Travel has unveiled six new tour itineraries.
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NewsThe Full Monty takes off on tour for the final time
The Full Monty – one of the most popular plays of all time – will begin its last ever UK and Ireland tour on 3rd September.
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NewsNew Museum of London display celebrates 500-year history of Christ’s Hospital
A new exhibition celebrating the impact of London’s first orphanage and school over the past 500 years has opened.
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NewsSimon & Garfunkel tribute fills void after emotional farewell by superstar
The sound of silence following singer Paul Simon’s last ever performance in the UK won’t last for long.
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FeaturesGLT’s top picks: musicals to lift your spirit
The sun may still be shining, for now, but if your group’s in need of a pick-me-up here are some toe-tapping musicals that are sure to have you on your feet.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Witness for the Prosecution
You’ll leave the courtroom in a state of shock, both from finding out ‘whodunnit’ and from how impeccable the production is, says Laura Sexton after reviewing the Agatha Christie play at London County Hall.
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NewsUndress the Tudors and Stuarts at Royal Museums Greenwich
Groups visiting the Queen’s House at Royal Museums Greenwich will soon be able to get a unique insight into the clothes worn by the Tudors and Stuarts with a new costume demonstration.
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Features13 reasons why Stratford-upon-Avon is such great Shakes
It’s the home of the Bard and attracts huge numbers of visitors each year. We round up some of the delights the town has to offer groups
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NewsGroup golf breaks won’t leave a hole in one’s pockets
A series of affordable UK and worldwide golf breaks for groups has been launched by South Quay Travel & Leisure.
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NewsBlackpool’s legendary Pavilion Theatre to be restored to former glory
Plans have been announced to restore Blackpool’s historic Pavilion Theatre and turn it into a creative hub that will stage works accessible to northern audiences.
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NewsLive the high life with Jetline Cruise Holidays
Shop ‘til you drop with a 12-night New York shopping cruise on the Queen Mary 2.
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FeaturesThe big three: New ships to look out for
Jane Archer reviews three new ships and what they have to offer groups onboard.
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NewsRhine and Danube cruises offer soothing strings for classical music lovers
Classical music lovers can listen to soothing strings as they cruise some of Europe’s most beautiful waterways.
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FeaturesFloating further afield – favourite alternative European river cruises
Jeannine Williamson talks to GLT about some of her most favourite river cruises and explains why groups should try them.
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FeaturesCelebrating 80 years of Luton Airport: 5 departures groups will love
Today, Luton Airport celebrates its 80th birthday. So, we feel it apt to round-up some of its top destinations for groups.
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NewsEastenders star Bonnie Langford to star in final run of 42nd Street at Theatre Royal
The star will join the cast of the musical 42nd Street for its final run.