THE CLEANING SHOW PREVIEW
While You’re In Town
For many visitors to the Cleaning Show this year, it represents not only a few days out of the office or a chance to meet with some of the big names in our industry, but a chance to head down to our nation’s capital. And while the show is obviously the main reason for us all to be there, London has so much to offer for guests and exhibitors alike once proceedings are brought to a close each day.
The city is home to some of the most well known landmarks in the world, as well as hundreds of theatres and thousands of bars and restaurants, so there should be plenty for you to get up to in the evenings, whether it be a trip to the West End or a spot of sightseeing.
Here, we have a look at just a sample of what London has to offer while you’re in town.
Arts Noel Fielding Exhibition – Royal Albert Hall, Knightsbridge
Romeo and Juliet (Rasta Thomas) – Peacock Theatre
The Indian Queen (English National Opera) – London Coliseum, Thursday 12th March
Swan Lake (Royal Ballet) – Royal Opera House, Friday 13th March
Theatre If you’d prefer something with a bit more culture, you could do far worse than London’s renowned West End. Some of the shows that we think would be worth a visit include:
Billy Elliot: The Musical – Victoria Palace Theatre
The Book of Mormon – Prince of Wales Theatre
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time – Gielgud Theatre
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Music For the music fans amongst you, there are few cities better than London for live music. With some of the best venues in the country spread out across the city, there’s bound to be something for everyone. Some of the highlights include:
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – The O2 Arena, Tuesday 10th March
Marina and the Diamonds – Oslo (Hackney), Wednesday 11th March
Clean Bandit – Alexandra Palace, Friday 13th March
The Script – The O2 Arena, Friday 13th March
Royal Blood – Brixton Academy, Friday 13th March
Jersey Boys – Piccadilly Theatre Les Miserables – Queen’s Theatre The Lion King – Lyceum Theatre
Made in Dagenham: The Musical – Adelphi Theatre Mamma Mia! – Novello Theatre
The Phantom of the Opera – Her Majesty’s Theatre The Producers – Churchill Theatre War Horse – New London Theatre
The Woman in Black – Fortune Theatre
The London Eye
One of the most iconic tourist destinations in the city, the London Eye boasts fantastic panoramic views of the city that are sure to be just as breathtaking when the sun goes down. Located on the banks of the Thames, just a stones throw from the Houses of Parliament, the Eye is open until 8.30pm each night, and is one of the must-visit destinations to those first-time visitors to the capital.
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