Top Theatre Shows For Tourists To Catch Up With While Staying In Nearby London Hotels

Theatre breaks are a great way to visit the capital city of London

. London features plethora of options when it comes to theatre shows and this has become one of the best ways for a guaranteed enjoyable holiday. It is an ideal option for a weekend break in a stimulating city within a comfortable hotel in London.

Theatre enthusiasts must visit the capital city to explore its charm and glory through fabulous theatre shows. While you are on a holiday break, London hotels booking is not sufficient, however you also need to find out ways for your enjoyment.

Here are some of the recommended ones for which you can buy tickets while staying in close to these venues:

London Road: July 28 till Sep 6

This astounding verbatim musical by Adam Corks and Alecky Blythe is all about the effect on the titular road inhabitants of the Ipswich Strangler. This is now returned for a second season. It is a gamble that how the production will endure the transition from little Cottesloe to vast Olivier.

Julius Caesar: Aug 8 till Sep 15

As part of the World Shakespeare Festival 2012, the RSC boss Gregory Doran refreshes the entire play featuring politicking warriors to post-colonial sub-Saharan Africa. The cast of all black British is outstanding in all its ways including Jeffery Kissoon playing he lead role of Caesar in the show. This entire show will be broadcasted on BBC.

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time: Jul 24 till Oct 27

This show will surely be one of the hot selling ones as it revolves around a deceptively autistic boy attempts to trail down the killer of his neighbours pet dog. Marianne Elliott directs the production starring Luke Treadway, Matthew Baker and Niamh Cusack.

Birthday: Until Sat Aug 4

Joe Penhall's despicable new play Birthday, starring Stephen Mangan and Lisa Dillon revolves around different childbirth experiences of male and female which brings a couple in limelight who tracks down an entire new birth plan when they are trying for a child.

The Trojan War and Peace: Jul 5-Aug 5

This one seems an ambitious show than the normal and is a free adaptation of Aeschylus's Orestia trilogy. The Steam industry Theatre proceeds to the biggest and unrestricted open-air venue. This ambitious show reveals the events of the Trojan War.

These are some of the attention catching theatre shows in London which tourists those fond of theatre can catch a glimpse of.

by: Abhinav Jains

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