Circus with a punk attitude? Yes, that's exactly what Circus Piddy delivers. Think unicyclists being chased by leaf blowers, saxophone playing from the roof of the Big Top, a tightrope that isn't a tightrope, juggling with carpet pieces. Can't quite get the picture? The only solution is to see Circus Piddy for yourself. Our readers get a 10% discounf with code londonbnd10

Gifford's Circus celebrates it's 25th year with a better-than- ever show. Expect sloshing from the clowns, thrills from the trapeze artists, and a lot of athleticism from the other acts, as well as ponies and a dog. This show surpasses the previous years, do not hesitate to book!

If you're looking for a fun thing to do with or without children the Tutankhamun Immersive Experience at the Excel Centre in London is an excellent option. This was fun, entertaining and a little educational.

Simon and Finley 9 and 3/4 tested out the Horrible Histories Terrible Thames Tour. They loved their fun fact-filled trip on the boat down the Thames, finding it a great way to get kids interested in the history of London.

What do you get when you mix illusion and juggling? Find out in our review of Heka - Gandini Juggling, now on tour

A rollicking fun fact filled yarn, full of silliness, music and dollops of heartfelt Christmas Cheer. A hit with our reviewers aged 61 & 9

Our review of the madcap Potted Panto now playing at Wilton's Music Hall. It's selling out fast, so get booking!

Discover the story of how the iconic London Underground map was designed by Harry Beck with his wife. Now on at the London Transport Museum

Cockfosters | Review of the London Underground comedy.

We enjoyed Giffords Circus last year, so we were pleased to be invited back to review again. Even as a fully grown adult, there's still...

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Our review of Giffords Circus 2023 show Les Enfants du Paradise - a traditional fun circus that will have something for all family members

A preview round up of London plays, musicals and pantomimes for all ages happening this Christmas in London. Whatever your taste or age.

Now in it's 10th year in London, we're heading to The Faulty Towers Christmas Dining Experience in December. Promising immersive hilarity.

A visit to one of London's more unusual destinations, the London Mithraeum, and a chance to see and feel Roman worship in the 3rd century.

The immediate New Year after Christmas is usually thought to be a start of a sense of renewal, however it can also be interpreted as a...

A new exhibition is opening at the Bethlem Museum of the Mind to coincide with the release of the film The Electrical Life of Louis Wain

When in lockdown what do you do? You explore the local area. This posts covers our walks in the south of Croydon; nature and history.