
Exciting week in London with theatre, festivals, and more
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If you love theatre, the West End is serving up both classics and new favourites. Mel Brooks’s Tony Award-winning comedy The Producers is lighting up the Garrick Theatre daily, promising big laughs. For families, Sadler’s Wells brings to life The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, a magical journey to Narnia for listeners of all ages. Shakespeare fans, make a date at The Globe for a fresh staging of Twelfth Night, Shakespeare’s playful comedy of mistaken identity, or see Born With Teeth, a play that imagines Shakespeare and Marlowe as reluctant collaborators. Don’t miss Brigadoon under the open skies at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, a Broadway classic in one of London’s most beautiful park settings, or experience Robert Bolt’s A Man For All Seasons at the Haymarket, starring Martin Shaw as Sir Thomas More, ideal for history buffs as reported by Londondrum’s events calendar.
This weekend, London comes alive with festivals. Head over to Gabriel’s Wharf on the South Bank for the Gabriel’s Wharf Arts Festival on Saturday, where you’ll find food, crafts, live jazz, author readings, street performances and more, blending riverside energy with family-friendly fun, as shared by the Londonist Listings. For anyone curious about London’s nautical past, the Classic Boat Festival at St Katharine Docks features vintage vessels and military boats, including Dunkirk Little Ships, all open for tours.
Foodies, the World Halal Food Festival takes place at the London Stadium in Stratford both Saturday and Sunday, featuring street food from around the globe, live chef demos and the chance to sample and shop for unique Halal treats. Petersham Nurseries in Richmond is hosting dreamy late-summer long-table dinners cooked over open flames, with menus designed by Tuscan chef Gherardo Gaetani—perfect for an al fresco supper. Secret London highlights this as one of the most atmospheric dining experiences this week.
Trafalgar Square’s Black On The Square festival returns for its third year, celebrating Black talent and creativity with live music, dance and delicious food stalls, all for free. Bring the kids for art workshops and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere. The Totally Thames festival is in full swing, transforming the city with river walks, boat races, performances and art installations all month, according to Visit London.
Looking ahead, the Great River Race, London Design Festival and Brick Lane Curry Festival are all coming up later in September, so there’s plenty more to look forward to soon.
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