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5 Reasons to See Jane Eyre at the Rose Theatre Kingston, From £31
Kingston Theatre | Until 24 October 2026 We caught Lily Dyble’s new production of Jane Eyre at the Rose in Kingston this week, and…
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5 Reasons to See Fences at the Lyric Hammersmith, From £15
London Theatre | 6 – 31 October 2026 August Wilson’s Pulitzer-winning family drama lands at the Lyric Hammersmith in Daniel Bailey’s intimate, heart-stopping revival.…
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5 Reasons to See Korea at the British Museum, From £18
London Exhibitions | 1 October 2026 – 31 January 2027 The British Museum’s big autumn show spans 2,000 years of Korean art, from ancient…
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5 Reasons to See Florence Peake: Vitalities at HOME Manchester, Free
Manchester Exhibitions | 10 October 2026 – 31 January 2027 Artist Florence Peake fills HOME’s gallery with sculpture, drawing and live dance in a…
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5 Reasons to See Renoir and Love at the National Gallery, From £20
London Exhibitions | 3 October 2026 – 31 January 2027 Forty paintings explore Renoir’s sunny vision of romance and modern life in the 1870s…
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5 Reasons to See King Lear at the Royal Exchange, From £12
Manchester Theatre | 2 October – 15 November 2026 David Threlfall takes on Shakespeare’s mightiest role in Matthew Dunster’s bold production at Manchester’s Royal…
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5 Reasons to See Blood of My Blood at the Royal Court, From £15
London Theatre | Until 7 November 2026 Joy Nesbitt’s haunting new play is a ghost story about the legacy of slavery, playing upstairs at…
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5 Reasons to See Little Shop of Horrors at Hope Mill Theatre, From £34.50
Manchester Theatre | Until 28 November 2026 The cult horror-comedy musical is back at Manchester’s Hope Mill Theatre, and it’s an absolute blast. Here…
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5 Reasons to See The Cherry Orchard at the Harold Pinter Theatre, From £27
London Theatre | 3 October 2026 – 9 January 2027 Kristin Scott Thomas and Stephen Mangan lead Ian Rickson’s elegant West End revival of…
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5 Things to Know About The Bee’s Celebration of the Working-Class Bookworm
Literary magazine The Bee challenges the idea that working-class Britain doesn’t read, with a special edition celebrating the library users, book swappers, manga fans…
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5 Things to Know About Latymer Upper School
Born from a 1624 bequest for eight poor boys, stretching from King Street to the Thames, and replacing GCSEs from 2027. Five things to…
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5 Things to Know About City of London School for Girls
Founded in 1894, set between the Barbican and Roman walls, and run by the City of London Corporation. Five things to know about City…
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5 Things to Know About Westminster School
Next to Westminster Abbey, refounded by Elizabeth I and now becoming fully co-educational. Five things to know about Westminster School.
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5 Things to Know About King’s College School, Wimbledon
Founded by Royal Charter in 1829, beside Wimbledon Common, with a choice of A-levels or the IB. Five things to know about King’s College…
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5 Things to Know About St Paul’s Girls’ School
Opened in 1904, home to Gustav Holst’s music and a sister to St Paul’s in Barnes. Five things to know about St Paul’s Girls’…
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5 Things to Know About Guildford High School
A girls’ day school in the heart of Guildford since 1888, with junior and senior schools on one site. Five things to know about…
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5 Things to Know About Godolphin and Latymer School
A six-acre Hammersmith campus, a converted church for the arts and a choice of A-levels or the IB. Five things to know about Godolphin…