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July 07-16, 2022
Double Occupancy: $5200 per person
Single Occupancy: $5700 per person
Airfare is not included.

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I like the spirit of this great London which I feel around me. Who but a coward would pass his whole life in hamlets; and for ever abandon his faculties to the eating rust of obscurity? — Charlotte Brontë

We invite you to join us for the Summer 2022 edition of London on Stage. We’re industriously working on one-of-a-kind, memorable events calculated to delight, astonish, and enlighten. We can’t wait to share them with you and hope to see you in July!

While we do not have all the details in place we could not miss the oportunity to snag tickets for a fantastic play called Jerusalem by playwright Jez Butterworth, starring Sir Mark Rylance (Bridge of Spies [for which he won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor], Dunkirk, Wolf Hall, The Trial of the Chicago 7—and LOTS of superb starring roles on stage [he was the first Artistic Director of the Globe Theatre]).

This is one of the best examples of contemporary British drama and says important things about contemporary British culture (despite its name, it's set in the Midlands of England). Tickets are already sold out but we got you covered!

Register to reserve your spot on this trip now!



***2022 Update***

From Tim Slover:

jerusalem posterWe reserved 24 tickets for a fantastic play called Jerusalem by playwright Jez Butterworth, starring Sir Mark Rylance (Bridge of Spies [for which he won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor], Dunkirk, Wolf Hall, The Trial of the Chicago 7—and LOTS of superb starring roles on stage [he was the first Artistic Director of the Globe Theatre]).

I saw this play in London when it was first produced with Rylance in 2009; Jane saw it in NY. It is one of the best examples of contemporary British drama I know and says important things about contemporary British culture (despite its name, it's set in the Midlands of England). Plus, it’s a lot of fun. Just watching Rylance eat a raw egg is worth the price of admission. I guarantee this will be a can’t-miss performance along the line of the Cumberbatch Hamlet and the McKellan King Lear.



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Know Before You Go:

Filled with one-of-a-kind visits and many sites barred to the general public, this trip will leave you happily exhausted. It includes long days exploring London and Oxford as a group and late nights of theatre performances, and the pace is brisk. We average 7 miles of walking and 200 stairs per day. Travel is by public transportation (included in the price of the trip), and participants should be able to board Tube trains and buses independently. The group comes first, so participants who wish to travel by taxi (not recommended) must make their own independent arrangements and expect to pay about $600 extra.

London on Stage is considered Level Two out of three physical ability levels Go Learn journeys can reach. For more information regarding physical ability levels click HERE.





Tour Highlights Include:

  • Oxford gardens6-7 brilliant, thought-provoking plays at the epicenter of great performances: the Royal National, West End, and off-West End theatres.
    • We've reserved tickets to Jerusalem by playwright Jez Butterworth and To Kill A Mockingbird, Aaron Sorkin's new play based on Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, directed by Bartlett Sher.
    • WATCH THIS SPACE for more fabulous productions!
  • Meals at memorably mouthwatering restaurants
  • Personally guided tour of Westminster Abbey—including the recently opened Jubilee Galleries
  • Visits to London’s premiere art galleries
  • A discovery walk through London's historic and international East End
  • 10 Greatest Hits of the Museum of London
  • A cheese-sampling event at Neal’s Yard Dairy
  • A visit to World Heritage Site Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew
  • Visits to Borough (a foodie's dream), and Spitalfields (one of England's oldest) Markets
  • Free time, with plenty of suggestions, so you can find your own remarkable London