Events near Godalming, Guildford

Tony Award-winning dark comedy Oh, Mary! stars Mason Alexander Park in a fast, wild and uproariously funny take on Mary Todd Lincoln.

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Cameron Mackintosh’s acclaimed new staging of Les Misérables brings the world-famous musical to life, seen by over 130 million worldwide.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s mesmerising score, jaw-dropping scenery and special effects bring this tragic love story to life.

James Graham’s world-premiere play is alive with music, dance and debate in a thrilling, funny portrait of a man imagining something better.

The smash-hit, four-time Olivier Award-winning musical from Trey Parker and Matt Stone is a wildly funny West End favourite.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton tells Alexander Hamilton’s rise with a groundbreaking score blending hip-hop, jazz and Broadway.

Walk from the green where Tudor knights jousted to the hilltop view that painters made famous.

Explore the streets behind the BBC where writers, painters and broadcasters met.

Beneath the polished facades of Kensington and Chelsea lies a gallery of secrets-renegade artists, royal intrigue, and the echoes of whispered

Beneath the polished seafront of Worthing lies a landscape scarred by forgotten rebellions and hidden scandals that refuse to stay buried.

Cross to the river's other bank, where archbishops, healers and showmen made their homes opposite Westminster.

Hidden beneath Reading's bustling streets lies a city shaped by royal secrets, lost treasures and centuries-old intrigues.

Explore the streets that grew up around a royal palace, where gentlemen's clubs, royal warrant shops and grand houses still stand side by side.

Discover two riverside villages full of surprising lives.

Discover the village shaped by an Elizabethan actor's fortune.

Get ready for a night of stand up comedy from two outstanding comedians, right here in Ealing.

Come take a dive into uplifting physicality,spirituality and mentality

A Victorian seaside glamour hides Worthing's buried scandals and unspoken secrets, lingering in shadowed corners just steps from the shore.

Begin where London's crowds once gathered for hangings and where anyone may still speak their mind, then walk into the elegant squares of Marylebone.

Follow the riverside where a bomb-scarred city threw a festival to cheer itself up.

Walk the museum quarter that a single exhibition paid for.