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Key bus routes in central London13923Westbourne ParkLadbroke GroveSainsbury’sLadbroke Groveto Golders GreenAbbey RoadLisson GroveLord’s CricketGroundSherlockHolmesMuseumZSLLondon ZooZSLLondonZooRegent’s ParkMadameTussaudsAlbany Streetfor ZSL London Zoo24to Hampstead HeathCamden LockMarketCamden Town148toWhiteCityNotting HillGatetoHammersmith910PaddingtonEdgware RoadQueenswayKensingtonGardensHigh StreetKensingtonScienceMuseumVictoria &Albert Museum74to PutneyRoyalAlbertHallNaturalHistoryMuseum205AlbertMemorialLancasterGate274KnightsbridgeHarrodsHydeParkSouthKensingtonMarylebone453WellingtonArchVictoria74159MarbleArchPark LaneGreen ParkHyde ParkCorner38390Baker Street andGloucester PlaceMarbleArchBondStreetConduit StreetC2GreenParkRoyalMews BuckinghamPalaceRegent StreetRoyalAcademySt. James’sPalaceOxfordCircus2573PiccadillyCircusGreatPortlandStreetErosPall MallSt. James’s PalaceSt. James’s ParkTelecomTowerWarren Streetand Euston SquarePollock’sToy MuseumGoodge Streetand Gower StreetTottenhamCourt Road/CambridgeCircusShaftesburyAvenueAdmiraltyArchHorseGuardsNelson’sColumnSt. James’s ParkVictoria Street Westminster1414to Putney HeathChelseaKing’s Road11to Fulham BroadwayVictoriaCoach StationSloane Square24Belgrave RoadPimlico Grosvenor RoadWestminsterCathedralWestminsterAbbeyHouses ofParliamentto Streatham Hillto StreathamMorningtonCrescent8C2to ParliamentHill FieldsCamdenRoadEustonNationalGalleryGreatRussell StBritishMuseumSt. PancrasInternationalnalBloomsbury WaytoArchwayYork WayAgar GroveKing’sCross188390RussellSquareHolborn ChanceryLane1059LondonCanalMuseumHolbornViaductfor CityThameslinkCaledonianRoad &Barnsbury274Sadler’s WellsTheatreTheobald’sRoadSt.Paul’s43BarbicanCentreMuseumof LondontoFriernBarnetIslington AngelSt. JohnStreetMoorgateto Stoke Newington7338Essex RoadBankto ClaptonPondto BowOld StreetShoreditchHigh Street11Liverpool St825205Aldgateto Ilfordto BowLeicesterSquare59Covent GardenMarketLondonTransportMuseumTrafalgar Squarefor Charing Cross15Cleopatra’s NeedleEmbankment FestivalRoyalFestival HallLondon EyeWestminsterCoventGardenRV1LondonEyeImperialWar MuseumKennington RoadKingswayRoyal Courtsof JusticeAldwych9 23Waterloo139FleetStreetRoyal NationalTheatreElephant & CastleLudgate Circusfor City ThameslinkBlackfriarsOxoTowerSt Paul’sCathedralBricklayers ArmsWalworth RoadCuming Museum and LibraryMansionHouseTateModernTate ModernSouthwark StreetBermondseyMarket159to148Camberwell453GreenCannonStreet MonumentSt. Paul’sCathedralGlobeTheatreBanksidetoDeptfordLondonBridge City43TowerTowerGatewayHMS BelfastLondonBridgeRV1Tower HillTower ofLondonTowerBridgeRoad15to BlackwallSt.Katharine’sTowerBridge188to NorthGreenwichRiver ThamesSaatchiGalleryCharles DickensMuseumRoute 8Route 9Route 10Route 11Route 14Route 15Route 23Route 24Route 25Route 38Route 43Route 59Route 73Route 74Route 139Route 148Route 159Route 188Route 205Route 274Route 390Route 453Route C2Route RV1© Transport for London Reg. User No. 19/E/3448/PKeyLondon Underground interchangeLondon Overground interchangeTfL Rail interchangeNational Rail interchangeDLR interchangeLondon River Services pierTransport for London VisitorInformation Centre
CONTENTSEvents 4National Maritime Museum ReopensHard Rock Cafe Piccadilly CircusMusic 6Oxford Lieder FestivalSansara Launches Re:CreateActive London 8Nuffield Health Gyms ReopenExhibitions 10Battle of Britain 80 at the RAF MuseumArtimisia at the National GalleryTheatre 12Apollo 13: Dark Side of the MoonBeat the Devil at Bridge TheatreDining 14Dog Day at SkylightProprietor Julie JonesAssociate Publisher Beth JonesEditorial Lucie Henry Eleanor Collett Harry Osborn© This is London Magazine LimitedThis is London at the Olympic ParkStour Space, 7 Roach Road,Fish Island, London E3 2PATelephone: 020 7434 1281www.til.comwww.thisislondonmagazine.comWhilst every care is taken in the preparation of thismagazine and in the handling of all the materialsupplied, neither the Publishers nor their agentsaccept responsibility for any damage, errors oromissions, however these may be caused.VISITOR INFORMATIONEmergencies 999 Police Ambulance Fire24 Hour A & E 020 8746 8000National Health Service 111 Help LineDentistry 0808 155 3256Visit London 020 7234 5833Heathrow Airport 0844 335 1801Gatwick Airport 0844 892 0322Taxis 020 7272 5471Dry Cleaner 7491 3426 Florist 7831 6776Optician 7581 6336 Watches 7493 5916Weather 0870 9000100Immersive Everywhere re-opens The Great GatsbyImmersive Everywhere’s critically acclaimed The Great Gatsby, createdand directed by Alexander Wright, which had previously set a record as theUK’s longest running immersive production, is set to re-open at West Endvenue IMMERSIVE | LDN on Thursday 1 October.Olivier Award winning producers Louis Hartshorn and Brian Hook havere-imagined and re-set the production as an Art Deco Masquerade Ball, withaudience members wearing bespoke face coverings designed by the show’scostume designer, Heledd Rees, to complement their fabulous attire.The producers are confident that the immersive nature of The GreatGatsby will enable it to be the first long running show to re-open in 2020and are offering a no-questions-asked exchange policy.Jay Gatsby invites you to one of his infamous large parties where thechampagne flows and, as the drama unfolds, the man himself will be theperfect host. As invites go, this is the hottest in town. A hedonistic world ofred hot rhythms, bootleg liquor and pure jazz age self-indulgence awaits.Don your masquerade, dress to the nines and immerse yourself in this heartracing adaption of F Scott Fitzgerald’s seminal tale of the Roaring Twenties.Louis Hartshorn and Brian Hook, who are currently co-producing theimmersive production of Doctor Who Time Fracture, launched a newcompany in 2019, Immersive Everywhere, entirely dedicated to developingand staging theatre-led immersive experiences. IMMERSIVE | LDN is thenewest of their network of venues, which will house cafes, bars andrehearsal and workshop spaces to help the development of new work.Louis and Brian said: ‘We’re delighted The Great Gatsby is returning to itsLondon home. We’re deeply proud of the team who have worked so skilfullyand passionately, with input from the Culture Task Force, Equity, andWestminster, to welcome back our audiences and restore some of thecultural offering in London that has been missing for far too long.’Tickets can be booked at www.immersivegatsby.com and on social media@immersivegatsbyThe Great Gatsby – Lucinda Turner. Photo: Sam Taylor.3t h i s i s l o n d o n m a g a z i n e • @ t h i s i s l o n d o n m a g
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