London On Stage
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London On Stage
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Travel Dates: March 4-13, 2027

There’s nowhere else like London. Nothing, at all, anywhere."

— Vivienne Westwood


In response to the overwhelming enthusiasm for our London 2026 trips, we invite you to join us for the March 2027 edition of London on Stage. We’re industriously working on one-of-a-kind, memorable productions and events calculated to delight, astonish, and enlighten. We can’t wait to share them with you and hope to see you in March!

The Play’s the Thing

The heart of the trip is the theatre. We choose 5-6 productions that are the most stimulating, acclaimed, and fresh in London—plays we can have lively discussions about afterwards in our Theatre and Art Chats. And, yes, to get the excellent seats which are a signature item of London on Stage we really do have to start arranging for them now.

Tour Highlights Include:

In addition to going to the theatre, we like to capture the best of what’s going on in London and environs during our precious 10 days, have some meals together at amazing restaurants and markets, and make visits designed exclusively for us at selected cultural/historical sites. And don’t forget about our famous and delightful Theatre and Arts chats at the nearby King’s Head Pub. Led by our own Tim Slover, we’ll discuss what we’re seeing, what we saw, and how it impacted us. These discussions are truly a London on Stage highlight!

Our March trip may also include some experiences from recent trips:

  • Art exhibitions at world-class museums such as the National Gallery, Tate Britain, Tate Modern, Royal Academy, or the British Museum
  • Tim and Jane guided tours of London landmarks such as Westminster Abbey, Spencer House, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Kew Gardens, or the Tower of London
  • Cheese and wine sampling at our favorite cheesemongers: Neal’s Yard Dairy
  • Discovery walks in Westminster, Trafalgar Square, or the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
  • A Shakespeare Walking Tour of London, on which we visit not-open-to-the-public Elizabethan-era Middle Temple Hall, where Twelfth Night was first performed
  • Shopping expeditions to Portobello Road and Spitalfields Market
  • Day out to Cambridge, Canterbury, Oxford, or Bath

Trip goers in front of the Tower Bridge
Golearn at Tower Bridge in London


Know Before You Go

London on Stage is Level Two out of three designated physical ability levels.


To qualify for this trip: You must be able to walk 4-5 miles (approimately 10,000 steps) and negotiate up to 100 stairs per day.

We use public transportation (included in the price of the trip)—buses, the Tube, and railways—to get around. You must be able to board these independently, though we will always lead the way in group activities.