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1 month ago | groupleisureandtravel.com | Harry Rogers

A show that’s as colourful and cheesy as they come with a 90s Beverly Hills tale where everything is perfect… or so you’re made to believe. Based on the 1995 teen comedy film, Clueless The Musical left me feeling, well, clueless (the caveat is that it’s certainly a lot of fun). Who would have thought you could turn a sofa into a car, or watch the cast turn into ‘human barbies’ during Josh’s (Keelan McAuley) solo.

2 months ago | groupleisureandtravel.com | Finley Cannon

This spooky stage show will leave you fearing every noise in the night after you sit through 90-minutes of pure tension. Do you believe in ghosts? Perhaps the creaky floorboard on the landing has you hiding under the covers, or the dripping tap gets your mind racing. Ghost Stories takes any fears you have and multiplies it by ten in an extraordinarily tense performance that had me and the entire audience on the edge of our seats.

2 months ago | groupleisureandtravel.com | Finley Cannon

The Age of AI is a new exhibitionat Bletchley Park that explores the impact of artificial intelligence on our everyday lives, from its depiction in the media to its use for medical purposes. The temporary exhibition is in place at the Buckinghamshire home of the codebreakers for the next two years, offering an interactive exploration of artificial intelligence.

2 months ago | groupleisureandtravel.com | Finley Cannon

Ryan Kopel and co are magnificent in the first ever UK tour of Dear Evan Hansen as they fully embody internal struggles of loneliness and grief which leaves the audience battling tears during a standing ovation. Dear Evan Hansen tells the story of Evan’s struggle with loneliness and anxiety as he attempts to fit in at school. After the tragic death of a fellow student, Connor Murphy, isolated Evan fabricates himself into Connor’s life. The result?

Jan 16, 2025 | groupleisureandtravel.com | Finley Cannon

The year of events celebrating the acclaimed author was officially launched by Visit West at the National Portrait Gallery in London. This year marks 250 years since the birth of Austen and a year-long campaign of events will be taking place across the country in places where she lived, studied and found inspiration for her novels.