Originally we were told Tom Hanks’ appearance at the Royal Festival Hall on November 1 would be his only London book event.
But that seems to have gone out the window as he’s also going to be meeting fans at a book signing.
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I guess you have to be of a certain age to remember Bananaman, but I remember the animated TV series of the 1980s.
Now that series is being turned into a stage production, a musical no less, which will have its world premiere in London this winter.
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Christian Slater will lead the cast of a new production of David Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross in London this autumn.
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The Victoria & Albert Museum in London is to host the UK’s largest ever Winnie the Pooh exhibition.
Sir Mo Farah will be meeting fans and signing copies of his latest children’s book this week.
Game of Thrones star Natalie Dormer is swapping Westeros for the West End in a new production of Patrick Marber’s Venus in Fur.
Having already taken major cities around the world by storm, critically acclaimed comedy parody Graeme of Thrones is heading to the West End.
In the world of Harry Potter, September 1st is the day students head off to Hogwarts.
2017 marks 19 Years Later, the date that the epilogue of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ends and the play, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, begins.
So to celebrate, 400 tickets priced at £40 each for the performances of Parts One and Two on September 1st will go on sale this week.
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Kelsey Grammer is making his West End debut in an adaptation of Tim Burton’s film Big Fish.
Tom Hanks will promote his debut book of short stories in Lomdon this November.
