Westfield London Announces a Sizzling Summer 2010

Calling all kids and families! Summer has officially hit Westfield London - throughout July and August, the temperature will rise in the Capital with back-to-back events that will takeover Europe’s largest shopping and leisure destination.

Starting on 19th July, for six weeks, Westfield London will be transformed into a scorching hotspot, with live appearances of famous kid’s characters and dazzling shows and with our kids Eat for Free offer at many of the restaurants and early bird parking for only £5 there’s never been a better time to visit.

From storytelling sessions, art workshops and stage shows through to appearances from The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Tour; performances by The Wanted and the 3D screening of the much anticipated Toy Story 3, there’ll be something for the kids and the kid in you! What’s more, every Saturday and Sunday, kids and parents can watch selected films for 95p at Vue Westfield London with the Kids AM offer.

With so much activity, the kids will need to be refuelled and this summer at Westfield London, Kids Eat Free at Ciao Baby Cucina, Crepeaffaire, Del'Aziz, Fire & Stone, Kitchen Italia, Nineteen Ten, Spaghetti House, The Meat & Wine Co and Tiffinbites*. Great parking offers are also available with early bird parking only £5, Monday to Friday between 9am and 1pm and free parking when you watch a film at Vue, Monday to Friday. Visit westfield.com/london to download your vouchers and find out more.

Take time out from the fun and games and bag a summer wardrobe with over 700 fashion brands within reach and summer sales throughout most of the 275 stores. While Hollister & Co, The Apple Store and Topshop will no doubt keep the teen fashionistas in style this summer, The Little White Company, Mamas & Papas and Bebe Bisou will have newborns and toddlers looking tip top.

Top events not to miss this summer, only at Westfield London:

SUMMER IN A BOTTLE:

Summer Wine tasting at Clifton Nurseries, 6.00pm-9.00pm August 11th

The next Summer wine tasting at Clifton Nurseries is idyllically set under cover of the flourishing house vines* at London’s much loved and oldest plant nursery. In conjunction with the experts at ‘The Winery’, West London’s award-winning wine specialists (www.thewineryuk.com), this year promises to be even more special than previous Summer tastings, thanks to an intriguing new crop of bio-dynamic wines to try, plus the Winery’s recommendations for the essential wines to help prolong the Summer for many more weeks to come. Staff at The Winery are experts in discovering the rising stars of the wine world: come and be among the first to taste these exquisite new flavours of white, red and rosè varieties and of course a range of glittering new champagnes.
Tickets and contact information: tickets are £25.00 (Friends of Clifton tickets are priced £20.00) to include light summer snacks and all drinks. For tichets call Guy Pullen on 020 7432 1866 or email guy.pullen@clifton.co.uk.

*or indoors in the indoor plants green house according to the weather

Clifton Nurseries is a short walk from our shop at: 5a Clifton Villas, W9 (nearest tube: Warwick Avenue on the Bakerloo Line).

*LAST CHANCE TO SEE*

EMPIRE MAIL: GEORGE V & THE GPO

Presented by LONDON 2010: FESTIVAL OF STAMPS

GUILDHALL ART GALLERY, LONDON until 25 July 2010

Exhibition commemorates centenary of King George V, the ‘Philatelist King’s’, accession to the throne

Flagship event of the London 2010: Festival of Stamps from The British Postal Museum & Archive (BPMA) / http://www.london2010.org.uk

Displays include some of the rarest and most valuable stamps in the world

A major exhibition by The British Postal Museum & Archive (BPMA) and the Royal Philatelic Collection, Empire Mail: George V & The GPO is the flagship event of the London 2010: Festival of Stamps and is currently open at the Guildhall Art Gallery until 25 July 2010. The exhibition features many items from these unique collections and explores the life of King George V through his personal passions as a stamp collector.

George V became known as the ‘Philatelist King’ and this exhibition celebrates the centenary of his accession to the throne and the extraordinary period of design and innovation in the General Post Office during his reign.

George V’s reign from 1910 to 1936 was an era of conflict and great change and saw the development of a number of communication methods which brought the world closer together. Developments during the King’s reign included innovations in mail transportation, the first Atlantic air crossing and the rise of graphic design in the 1920s and 1930s. Posters, war time memorabilia, vehicles, pillar boxes, philatelic rarities and remarkable footage from the GPO Film Unit will be on display.

Film highlights include two pieces of footage, each captured at opposite ends of the King’s reign, showing some of the developments in mail transportation that brought the world closer together. Pictures of an airborne plane carrying the first ever Airmail from London to Windsor in 1911 will be playing alongside footage of the first regular Airmail flight to Australia from 1934.

All items on display are sourced from the treasures of the BPMA and the Royal Philatelic Collection including exquisite stamps and stamp artwork. One of the star exhibits is a unique example of the 2d Tyrian Plum, significant because it is the only known used stamp of its kind. As 100,000 sheets of this new stamp were about to be issued, an example was posted to George V, then Prince of Wales, on 5 May 1910. By the time it had arrived, his father King Edward VII had died and Prince George had become King. On King Edward’s death it was decided that the 2d Tyrian Plum should be withdrawn and the entire printing destroyed.

Further star exhibits include the Post Office Mauritius stamps which are among the rarest and most valuable in the world; the largest block of Penny Blacks (10) used on the first day they were valid (6 May 1840) and Kenya and Uganda £100 stamps which were used for fiscal purposes.

Visitors will also be able to uncover fascinating philatelic stories. For example, it is not widely known that Lawrence of Arabia created a stamp or that RMS Titanic, perhaps the most famous ship in history, was a mail ship.

This exhibition is just one of a number of events happening across the capital and beyond as part of the London 2010: Festival of Stamps. The Festival is a year long programme of exhibitions, events and activities marking the centenary of George V’s, the Philatelist King’s, accession to the throne. Key events include: London 2010 International Stamp Exhibition at The Business Design Centre; Post Abolition: Commemorative Stamps From Around the World at the Museum of London Docklands; The British Library Philatelic Rarities; Impressions of Africa at the British Museum and other exhibitions with partners including: the Women’s Library, Marylebone Cricket Club Museum – Lord’s, Twickenham World Rugby Museum and Bletchley Park.

95.8 CAPITAL FM’S GREG BURNS SAYS “BE ‘QUIDS IN’ THIS SUMMER AND HELP A LONDON CHILD WITH GOURMET BURGER KITCHEN

Gourmet Burger Kitchen (gbk), Help a London Child and 95.8 Capital FM have teamed up once again to re-launch their iconic fundraising campaign ‘Quids In’ that is guaranteed to get your mouth watering this summer.

If you’ve dedicated all your summer savings to a getaway holiday, then why not have a meal on gbk. From 19th July, simply log on to www.capitalfm.com/gbk, download a voucher and take it to your nearest gbk restaurant, buy one burger or main course salad and get a second for just £1! GBK will then donate that £1 to 95.8 Capital FM’s Help a London Child, who offers financial support to grass-root projects for London’s less advantaged children. If that’s not exciting enough, when you download your voucher you’ll be entered into the draw to win an amazing camper van dream trip for two to New Zealand with £1000 spending money, courtesy of Air New Zealand, Tourism New Zealand, Pacific Horizon and Steinlager Pure. Just visit www.capitalfm.com/gbk and register your details!

GBK’s sizzling summer menu will satisfy all your cravings with a diverse range of delicious burgers and salads. For those seeking a more exotic bite why not try the Jamaican burger - a 100% Aberdeen Angus burger topped with tangy yet sweet mango and ginger sauce, salad and mayonnaise; whilst the adventurous diner should be sure to attempt the Mexican with lashings of sour cream, avocado, spicy kidney bean salsa, mayonnaise & salad. Whatever the dish, gbk burgers and salads are a treat to get you in the mood for summer, and with the Help a London Child promotion running from 19th July until the end of August, there is plenty of time to munch your way through the menu, and do your bit to help those in need.

Last year’s ‘Quids In’ campaign raised over £80,000 which allowed Help a London Child to provide financial support to at least 40 grass roots projects working with disadvantaged children in the capital city. With the re-launch of the voucher this summer, gbk hopes to raise at least the same again so Help a London Child can reach out to even more young people giving them the opportunity to enjoy the childhood that everyone deserves.

Help a London Child supporter and Capital Drivetime presenter, Greg Burns, said: “It’s fantastic that gbk are giving Londoners the chance to be ‘Quids In’ again this summer. What an amazing incentive to get involved – not just a meal for £1 but also the chance to win a trip to New Zealand! Plus you’ll be helping us raise much needed cash to make a difference to the lives of disadvantaged children right here in our capital city.”

TOM’S KITCHEN AT SOMERSET HOUSE
-Michelin-starred Chef extends offer at leading London venue-

Celebrated chef Tom Aikens is set to build on the success of the recently launched Tom’s Terrace and Tom’s Deli with “Tom’s Kitchen at Somerset House”, which will open at the end of this month.

In an exciting transformation of the previous Admiralty Restaurant, Tom’s Kitchen at Somerset House will mirror the concept of Tom’s Kitchen Chelsea. The menu will offer the freshest British produce including Daylesford 7 hour Confit Lamb with Balsamic Onions and Mash, Grilled Marinated Cobb Chicken, Sea Bass Meunière with Black Olives and Tomatoes, and the truly indulgent Truffle Chips with Parmesan. Desserts include the decadent Chocolate Hot Pot with Pistachio Ice-Cream and Baked Alaska. Or opt for The Tom’s Kitchen Cheese Board served with Quince Paste and Biscuits, also a firm favourite.

The restaurant will also serve breakfast and, on the weekend, the best brunch on the river Thames. Full English, American Style Crisp Vanilla Belgian Waffles with Caramelized Apples, Cinnamon Cream and Maple Syrup savoured with either a Bucks Fizz or a Bloody Mary are the perfect start to any day.

The opening of Tom’s Kitchen at Somerset House compliments the al-fresco style menu of Tom’s Terrace. Also created by Tom Aikens, it offers diners the opportunity to enjoy the Tom’s Kitchen Tasting Board (which includes Coronation Crab Salad, Mini Burgers and Tartine of Red Onion and Aubergine Compote), Grilled Paillard of Chicken Salad, and a delectable range of desserts, all served with a stunning vista of the capital.

Commenting on the forthcoming opening of Tom’s Kitchen at Somerset House Tom said, “Extending the Tom’s Kitchen portfolio is a keen ambition for me and with such positive feedback from existing customers at Tom’s Kitchen Chelsea and Tom’s Terrace, launching Tom’s Kitchen at Somerset House is the natural next step. Somerset House is a fantastic venue and I am looking forward to continuing to serve guests over the Summer and beyond with first-class dishes made with the finest ingredients.”

VAUXHALL MOTORS BOWLING CLUB
- Bowl on the Summer –

1st August 2010 – 12.00pm till 6.00pm

Brick Lane, London, E1

www.vauxhallmotorsbc.co.uk

Dust off your flat cap, don your best white trousers or pleated skirt and slip on your slip-ons, because on 1st August for one day only Brick Lane in London will undergo a major transformation into a professional standard bowling green, courtesy of Vauxhall Motors.

We’ll have two very special masters of ceremony; comedian Matt Horne (who will be playing some lovely summer tunes) and t4 presenter Rick Edwards, who will be on site all day to eat ice cream, feel the grass between his toes, have a potter on the bowls lawn and possibly adjudicate any tricky games. Music will be provided by legendary DJ Toddla T and bowlers will be treated to a super special performance from band of the moment, Man Like Me.

After the hugely popular roller disco extravaganza that was Vauxhall Skate and the cool Vauxhall Ice Skate comes something a little different. Traditional bowls takes a trip - Mary Poppins meets Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and goes on a colourful, summery Sunday adventure complimented with top bands, dancing, lounging and stylish 4-wheeled art commissions - all inspired by the Vauxhall Motors Bowls Club of past decades.

If you’re no expert DO NOT FEAR, some old pros will be on hand to show you the bowls ropes and help perfect your delivery with skill and finesse.

Want to be a member of our club? Join us for a laid back Sunday afternoon of draws and fades, cream teas, music by one of the UK's most exciting live bands and great celebrity DJ sets, all to be confirmed when the time is right. It’s not right now, but it will be soon.

So whether you fancy aiming your woods at our Jack, or simply hanging out with the band, apply for tickets now to make sure you don't miss out on the hottest (hopefully) and laziest event of the summer.

To apply for your exclusive FREE ticket visit or for more information visit; www.vauxhallmotorsbc.co.uk or follow us on Twitter @vauxhallbowling to keep up to date on fixtures and meet details.

To mark the launch of the Vauxhall Motor’s Bowling season we’ve teamed up with London-based fashion designer Tansy Hamley to create the ultimate bowls bag. The Corsa inspired accessory can squeeze in your bowls, jacks, sensible shoes, a cucumber sandwich and a flask of tea. What more could you possible want.

Vauxhall Motors continue their long-standing relationship with up-and-coming design talents for their latest event. Having teamed up with British fashion designer Emma Bell, artistic talent Kate Moross and illustrator extraordinaire Si Scott for the last three successful events, Jamie Cullum has been added to the logo designer hall of fame. Well known for his bright and bold designs which incorporate layers of visual discovery with emerging hidden elements, Jamie has created the ultimate retro-inspired event crest for the Vauxhall Motors Bowling Club.

CASTING ANNOUNCED FOR

WORLD PREMIERE OF RICHARD BEAN’S STAGE ADAPTATION OF

DAVID MAMET’S

H O U S E O F G A M E S

Lindsay Posner will direct Richard Bean’s new stage version of David Mamet’s film, House of Games previewing from 9 September and running until 6 November, with press night on 16 September. Designs are by Peter McKintosh with lighting by Paul Pyant and music by Django Bates. House of Games is sponsored by Aspen.

The cast is Nancy Carroll (Dr Margaret Ford), Trevor Cooper (George), Dermot Crowley (Joey), Amanda Drew (Trudi/Carla), Peter De Jersey (PJ), Michael Landes (Mike), John Marquez (Bobby) and Al Weaver (Billy Hahn).

Harvard-educated psychoanalyst Margaret Ford is celebrated for her bestselling book ‘Driven! Compulsion and Obsession in Every Day Life’. Helping one of her patients settle his gambling debts, she compromises her professional reputation and is drawn into the seedy underworld of the House of Games poker club. Seduced by charismatic hustler Mike, Margaret convinces herself that she can make an academic study of the con-artist. Before she realises it, Margaret is entangled in a fast-paced thriller.

Nancy Carroll was last at the Almeida in Samuel West’s production of Waste. Previously she appeared for the Company in Jonathan Kent’s production of King Lear. She has worked extensively for the National Theatre in productions including After the Dance, The Man of Mode, The Voysey Inheritance, The False Servant and The Talking Cure, and for the Royal Shakespeare Company in Twelfth Night, Henry IV Parts 1 and 2, As You Like It, The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe and The Winter’s Tale. She was most recently in the West End in Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia at the Duke of York’s Theatre. Her film credits include Iris and An Ideal Husband and on television she has been seen in Cambridge Spies, Doctors and Midsomer Murders.

Trevor Cooper returns to the Almeida where he has previously been seen in Michael Attenborough’s productions of Measure for Measure, Awake and Sing and The Late Henry Moss. His other theatre credits include Arcadia in the West End, The Tempest for the Royal Exchange Manchester, Playing with Fire for National Theatre and King John, The Prisoner's Dilemma and The Lieutenant of Inishmore for the Royal Shakespeare Company. His television credits include Spooks, Outnumbered, George Gently, Tess of the D’Urbervilles, The Ruby in the Smoke and My Hero. His film credits include Happy Go Lucky, Elizabeth and Vanity Fair.

Dermot Crowley was last on stage in Breakfast at Tiffany’s at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. Previously he has been seen playing Donald Rumsfeld in Stuff Happens at the National Theatre as well as roles in Calico at the Duke of York’s Theatre, Scenes from the Big Picture at the National Theatre, The Weir at the Royal Court and The Hostage for the Royal Shakespeare Company. His many television credits include Margaret, in which he played Airey Neve, Luther, Bleak House, Spooks, Foyle’s War and Trial and Retribution. On film his credits include Holy Water, Babel, Little Dorrit and The Return of the Jedi.

Amanda Drew has previously been seen at the Almeida in Ian Rickson’s production of Parlour Song and Michael Attenborough’s production of Gorky’s Enemies as well as the Almeida’s 2008 A Chain Play. Most recently she was seen in Enron at the Royal Court and the West End. Her other theatre work includes Faces in the Crowd and The Stone for the Royal Court, Otherwise Engaged at the Criterion Theatre, Blithe Spirit at the Savoy Theatre, Breakfast with Emma and The House of Bernada Alba for Shared Experience as well as many productions for the Royal Shakespeare Company both in Stratford and in the West End. On television she is best known for playing Dr May Wright in EastEnders. Her other television credits include Men Behaving Badly, Tough Love and The Maitlands. Her film credits include Mrs Dalloway and This Year’s Love.

Peter De Jersey has worked at the National Theatre in productions including War and Peace, The Merchant of Venice and Troilus and Cressida and the Royal Shakespeare Company in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Hamlet. His other theatre credits include Hamlet for Cheek by Jowl and Someone to Watch Over Me for Theatr Clwyd. On television his credits include Doctors, Sugar Rush and Waking The Dead and on film his credits include Hamlet, Out of Depth and The Bank Job.

Michael Landes will make his Almeida debut in House of Games. His extensive television career includes The Last Days of Lehman Brothers as well as roles in New Tricks, Boston Legal, CSI Miami, Love Soup, Material Girl, Christmas Carol, Hotel Babylon, Ghost Whisperer, The Wonder Years and thirtysomething. Landes played the role of Jimmy Olsen in the first season of Lois and Clark: The Adventures of Superman. His many film credits include My Girlfriends Boyfriend, Just Wright, Homecoming, Last Chance Harvey, Posession, Final Destination 2 and An American Summer. Landes has previously been seen on the London stage in When Harry Met Sally at the Theatre Royal Haymarket.

John Marquez has previously been seen in A Chain Play and The Hypochondriac at the Almeida. His other theatre credits include Alice, Comedy of Errors, Iphigenia and Sweet Charity for Sheffield Theatres, All Manner of Means for Battersea Arts Centre, Annie Get Your Gun and The Good Soul of Szechuan for the Young Vic and The Emperor Jones, Market Boy, Sing Yer Heart Out For The Lads for the National Theatre. His television credits include Doc Martin, Hotel Babylon, Suburban Shootout, Blair, Soldier Soldier and Killing Me Softly.

Al Weaver’s theatre credits include Toyer for the Arts Theatre, How to Curse for the Bush, Coram Boy for the National Theatre and All the Ordinary Angles for the Royal Exchange Manchester. His television credits include Nativity, Sherlock Holmes and Survivors. His film credits include Honeymooners, Me and Orson Wells and Colour Me Kubrick.

David Mamet’s other works as a playwright include Romance, which received its British premiere at the Almeida Theatre in 2005, Oleanna, Glengarry Glen Ross (for which he won the Pulitzer Prize), American Buffalo, A Life in the Theatre, Sexual Perversity in Chicago and Speed-the-Plow. As well as translations and adaptations his other writing includes five volumes of essays, children’s books, as well as poems and novels. His films, as a writer, include The Postman Always Rings Twice, The Verdict, The Untouchables and The Winslow Boy and as writer/director, House of Games which marked his film directorial debut, Oleanna,The Spanish Prisoner, State and Main and Heist.

The Almeida has previously presented Richard Bean’s version of Moliere’s The Hypochondriac. His play On the Side of the Angels will be presented as part of the Tricycle Theatre’s The Great Game: Afghanistan season in July. His other writing credits include England People Very Nice which premiered at the National Theatre in 2009, The English Game, produced by Headlong, Harvest, Honeymoon Suite and Toast all for the Royal Court, The Mentalists for the National Theatre and Up On Roof for Hull Truck.

Previously Lindsay Posner has directed Mamet’s Romance for the Almeida Theatre as well as The Hypochondriac and Tom and Viv. His other extensive directing credits include Mamet’s Oleanna, A Life in the Theatre and Sexual Perversity in Chicago, as well as, more recently, Fiddler on the Roof for Sheffield Theatres and the Savoy Theatre, Three Sisters on Hope Street for Hampstead Theatre, Carousel at the Savoy Theatre and A View from the Bridge at the Duke of York’s Theatre.

PRINCIPAL SPONSOR

The Almeida Theatre is grateful to its Principal Sponsor Coutts & Co., who is currently in their eighth consecutive year of support. The relationship between Coutts and the Almeida, first established when the newly refurbished theatre reopened in 2003, is a unique collaboration which has developed and flourished over the past eight years. www.coutts.com

PRODUCTION SPONSOR

Long-term major sponsor of the Almeida Theatre, Aspen, continue their generous support of the theatre into a seventh year as Production Sponsor of House of Games. Aspen is a leading global reinsurance and insurance provider to clients worldwide, listed on the New York Stock Exchange with the ticker symbol AHL. www.aspen.bm

ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND

The Almeida Theatre is supported by Arts Council England

LISTINGS INFORMATION

ACCESS PERFORMANCES

House of Games

Captioned Performances 16 October at 3pm and 2 November at 7.30pm followed by speech to text Talkback

Audio Described Performance 30 October at 3pm with a Touch Tour at 1.30pm

Almeida Access Line 020 7288 4999 or email access@almeida.co.uk

ADDRESS Almeida Theatre, Almeida Street, Islington, London, N1 1TA

CAFE-BAR The Almeida Cafe-Bar is open from 11.30am -11.00pm, Monday to Saturday, serving food, drinks and snacks.

BOX OFFICE

Phone 020 7359 4404 (24 hour)

In person 10.00am – 7.30pm, Monday - Saturday

On line www.almeida.co.uk

Tickets £32.00 - £8.00, concessions available

PERFORMANCES SCHEDULE

Regular performances are Monday - Saturday at 7.30pm, Saturday matinees (from 18 September) at 3pm, Press Nights at 7.00pm

Extra matinee performances for House of Games – Wednesdays 20 October and 3 November at 2.30pm

WEBSITE www.almeida.co.uk

Mondays Salsa dance class lessons Romford Essex
La Tasca Restaurant & Bar - Romford
The Brewery Waterloo Rd RM1 1AU (MAP Ref)
LA on one - frequently asked questions: get info
Beginners improvers class - 7.00pm - 8.30pm
Intermediate class - 8.45pm - 10.00pm
1 class £6 and 2 classes £10 -
All ages and beginners with two left feet are very welcome, no need to just turn up. Bank Holiday weekends class on as normal.

Mondays @ Union Bar & Grill - Marylebone
88-90 George Street London W1U 8PA (MAP Ref)
7.00pm - 8.00pm beginners class
8.15pm - 9.15pm improvers class
1 class £5 or both classes £10
All ages and beginners with two left feet are very welcome, no need to just turn up.

Tuesdays Salsa dance class lessons Ealing West London
La Tasca Restaurant & Bar - Ealing
18 - 19 The Mall, Ealing, London W52PJ (MAP Ref)
LA on one - frequently asked questions: get info
Beginners improvers class - 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Intermediate class - 9.00pm - 10.00pm
1 class £6 and 2 classes £10.
All ages and beginners with two left feet are welcome,

Wednesdays Salsa dance class lessons Chiswick West London
La Tasca Restaurant & Bar - Chiswick
404-Chiswick High Rd, London W45TF (MAP Ref)
LA on one - frequently asked questions: get info
Beginners improvers class 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Intermediate class - 9.00pm - 10.00pm
1 class £6 and 2 classes £10.
All ages and beginners with two left feet are welcome, no need to just turn up.

Wednesday - Bulstrode Pub - Hounslow
55 Lampton Road, Hounslow central TW3 1JQ (map ref)
Beginners session 1: from 7.pm - 8.pm
session 2: from 8.15pm - 9.15pm
£6 for 1 session or £10 for 2 sessions - Dance night only £4
All ages and beginners with two left feet are welcome, no need to just turn up. Salsa class frequently asked questions: get info Free customers car park

Thursdays Salsa dance class lessons Norwich Norfolk
La Tasca Restaurant & Bar - Norwich
24 Tombland, Norwich Norfolk NR3 1RF (MAP Ref)
LA on one - frequently asked questions: get info
Session 1: Beginners improvers class - 6.30pm – 7.30pm
Session 2: low intermediate class - 7.30pm – 8.45pm
Session 3: High intermediate class - 9.00pm until 10.00pm
I1 class £6 (2 classes £10) 3 = £15
All ages and beginners with two left feet are very welcome,

Fridays Salsa dance class lessons Ealing West London
The Backroom @ La Tasca Restaurant - Ealing
18 - 19 The Mall, Ealing, W52PJ (MAP Ref)
LA on one - Frequently asked questions: get info
Session 1: 7.00pm - 8.30pm Intermediate
Session 2: 8.30pm - 10.00pm beginners improvers
followed by dancing until midnight.
1 class £6 and 2 classes £10.
All ages and beginners with two left feet are welcome, just turn up. Free parking after 6.30pm seeon this link

Salsa dance class lessons Camden Kentish Town London
CLUB EXPRESSIONS - Kentish Town Tufnell Park
39-51 Highgate Road, London NW5 1RT (MAP Ref)
Cuban Miami Style 8.00 p.m. - 9.00p.m. Levels 1, 3 & 5
9.00 p.m. - 10.00 p.m. RUEDA for Beginners
10.00 p.m. - 2.00 a.m. Club with DJ Fadi
£10, £7 after 10.00 pm
for more info Tel: ++44 20 7916 5149

Saturday night @ @ La Tasca Restaurant - Fulham
11 Jerdan Place Fulham, London SW6 1BE
Salsa dance lessons for Beginners
improvers from 7.00pm - 8.00pm
Tapas buffet party menu
Free entry in the Fiesta Havana night club close 2.am
starting from £18.95 per person
Bookings: The full amount must be paid for the numbers
attending to confirm your booking.
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Saturdays Salsa dance class lessons Camden Kentish Town London
CLUB EXPRESSIONS - Kentish Town Tufnell Park
39-51 Highgate Road, London NW5 1RT (MAP Ref)
3.00 p.m-4.00p.m. Levels 1 & 4 Cuban Miami Style
4.00 p.m. - 5.00 p.m. Levels 2, 4 & 5-Crossboday
£7 for one hour, £10 for two hours
for more info Tel: ++44 20 7916 5149 or e-mail
Dance Teacher - Orod and Dessy

Edinburgh International Book Festival
Wednesday 25th August
2pm
ScottishPower Studio Theatre

Story Machines: Movies - Different film, same story: How movies lost the plot

Don Boyd, author of Margot’s Secrets and founding Director of Hibrow Productions will be making his debut appearance at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, as part of the innovative ‘Story Machines’ one-day micro-festival on Wednesday 25th August.

D-boys and D-girls are what Hollywood calls the Development Executives whose job it is to work with writers and producers to get a story camera-ready. Because they’ve all read the identical how-to books by screenwriting gurus, everything looks a little more samey as each year goes by. Scriptwriter and author Charlie Fletcher brings together a panel of filmmakers and critics including Don Boyd and William Nicholson – to show that when movies are just defective cookie-cutter copies, they are the real dangerous Story Machines.

Tel: 0844 482 2388

Fridays Salsa dance class lessons Canary Wharf East London
The Dockmaster's House
1 Hertsmere Road London E14 8JJ
Session: 7.00pm - 8.30pm beginners improvers
followed by dancing until 3am (RnB and club classis)
Cost £6 and includes club night. With discount vouchers class only cost £4.50 as for details
Style: LA on one.
Beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Frequently asked questions

London Diary

Tel: 0844 482 2388

Fridays Salsa dance class lessons Ealing West London
La Tasca Restaurant & Bar - Ealing
18 - 19 The Mall, Ealing, London W5 2PJ
Beginners improvers class - 7.pm - 8.30pm
Intermediate class - 8.30pm - 10.00pm
1 class £6 and 2 classes £10.
All ages and beginners with two left feet are welcome,
Style: LA on one.
Beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Frequently asked questions

London Diary

London Diary

Tel: 0844 482 2388

Thursdays Salsa dance class lessons Norwich Norfolk
La Tasca Restaurant & Bar - Norwich
24 Tombland, Norwich Norfolk NR3 1RF
Session 1: Beginners improvers class - 6.30pm – 7.30pm
Session 2: low intermediate class - 7.30pm – 8.45pm
Session 3: High intermediate class - 9.00pm until 10.00pm
I1 class £6 (2 classes £10) 3 = £15
All ages and beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Style: LA on one.
Beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Frequently asked questions

London Diary

Tel: 0844 482 2388

Wednesday - Bulstrode Pub - Hounslow
55 Lampton Road, Hounslow central TW3 1JQ
Beginners session 1: from 7.pm - 8.pm
session 2: from 8.15pm - 9.15pm
£6 for 1 session or £10 for 2 sessions - Dance night only £4
All ages and beginners with two left feet are welcome,
Style: LA on one.
Comment: Free customers car park
Beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Frequently asked questions

London Diary

Tel: 0844 482 2388

Wednesdays Salsa dance class lessons Queensway West London
The Beachcomber - Bayswater Queensway London
86 Queensway London W2 3RR
Beginners improvers class 8.30pm - 9.30pm
Intermediate class - 9.30pm - 10.30pm
Followed by salsa club night until 1am
1 class £8 and 2 classes £12.
Free drink with class payment. Beginners with two left feet are welcome, Style: LA on one
Beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Frequently asked questions

London Diary

Tel: 0844 482 2388

Tuesdays Salsa dance class lessons Ealing West London
La Tasca Restaurant & Bar - Ealing
18 - 19 The Mall, Ealing, London W5 2PJ
Beginners improvers class - 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Intermediate class - 9.00pm - 10.00pm
1 class £6 and 2 classes £10.
All ages and beginners with two left feet are welcome,
Style: LA on one.
Beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Frequently asked questions

London Diary

Tel: 0844 482 2388

Mondays @ Union Bar & Grill - Marylebone
88-90 George Street London W1U 8PA
7.00pm - 8.00pm beginners class
8.15pm - 9.15pm improvers class
1 class £5 or both classes £10
All ages and beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Style: LA on one.
Beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Frequently asked questions

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Tel: 0844 482 2388

Mondays Salsa dance class lessons Romford Essex
La Tasca Restaurant & Bar - Romford
The Brewery Waterloo Rd RM1 1AU
Beginners improvers class - 7.00pm - 8.30pm
Intermediate class - 8.45pm - 10.00pm
1 class £6 and 2 classes £10 -
All ages and beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Style: LA on one.
Beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Frequently asked questions

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Tel: 0844 482 2388

Wednesdays Salsa dance class lessons Chiswick West London
La Tasca Restaurant & Bar - Chiswick
404-Chiswick High Rd, London W4 5TF
Beginners improvers class 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Intermediate class - 9.00pm - 10.00pm
1 class £6 and 2 classes £10.
All ages and beginners with two left feet are welcome,
Style: LA on one.
Beginners with two left feet are very welcome,
Frequently asked questions

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