EPICURE Early Spring 2020
The Wellness Edition - we look at ways to live well in 2020, tips from traditional medicine and healthy dishes that still feel comforting. Plus, we interview chef Michael Caines, take a foodie trip to Santa Barbara. If you're planning your wedding this year, you'll love our special guide to local suppliers.
The Wellness Edition - we look at ways to live well in 2020, tips from traditional medicine and healthy dishes that still feel comforting. Plus, we interview chef Michael Caines, take a foodie trip to Santa Barbara. If you're planning your wedding this year, you'll love our special guide to local suppliers.
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<strong>EPICURE</strong> events<br />
GREENWICH THEATRE<br />
Crooms Hill, London SE10 8ES<br />
020 7863 8222 | www.greenwichtheatre.org.uk<br />
THE NAUGHTY FOX<br />
Sunday 8 March, 2pm & 4pm<br />
Snuggle up with comfy creatures: Honk, Splash and TaWit<br />
TaWoo as they teach The Naughty Fox a very important<br />
lesson: it’s better to share. Feel your way through the<br />
immersive, multisensory journey of friendship and play<br />
for little ones and their grown-ups.<br />
Experience a world of puppetry,music, light projection<br />
and bountiful energy as our two storytellers bring magic<br />
to household objects.<br />
HACKNEY EMPIRE<br />
291 Mare Street, London E8 1EJ<br />
020 8985 2424 | www.hackneyempire.co.uk<br />
COSI FAN TUTTE<br />
Sunday 29 February & Friday 6 March 7.30pm<br />
Mozart’s combination of glorious music and farcical<br />
comedy make Così Fan Tutte an enduring favourite,<br />
a story of young love and fidelity. It is in many ways<br />
Mozart’s most perfect opera, and was his third<br />
collaboration with librettist Da Ponte, following their<br />
successes with The Marriage of Figaro and Don Giovanni.<br />
CHICHESTER FESTIVAL THEATRE<br />
Oaklands Park, Chichester, West Sussex PO19 6AP<br />
Bookings can be made by visiting www.cft.org.uk<br />
THE BEAR<br />
Thursday 13, 2pm & Friday 14 February, 10.30am & 2pm<br />
One night when she’s fast asleep, Tilly is visited by an<br />
enormous bear. It has a big black tongue and a yawn as<br />
big as your head. But Tilly’s not scared. The story of a little<br />
girl who befriends a mischievous polar bear, this playful,<br />
funny and heart-warming tale is one of imagination and<br />
growing up. With dazzling puppetry, delicious music and<br />
dozens of laughs, The Bear is an unforgettable experience<br />
for the whole family. Minerva Theatre<br />
BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA FAMILY<br />
CONCERT<br />
Sunday 16 February, 4pm<br />
Young composer Emily Presto needs you! Your mission<br />
is to help her write a brand new piece of music for the<br />
orchestra and then be part of the performance - in just<br />
one hour! Along the way you’ll meet some terrifying<br />
trolls, explore space, and dance with cowboys.<br />
So join us for an exciting musical adventure for all the<br />
family. Conducted by David McCallum with actor Lucy<br />
Wells (Emily). Festival Theatre<br />
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