Top London Exhibitions & Shows This Winter

Lights, Camera, Action overview

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Important details from the source

• London is one of the world’s great cultural capitals, with the new year heralding a fresh batch of landmark art exhibitions, innovative plays and standout musicals.
• Whether you’re catching the closing show of a sell-out theatre run, or first through the doors at a new exhibition, this is our guide to London’s top ten standout blockbusters this winter.
• January 4th marks the last chance to see the current immersive production of Guys and Dolls at the Bridge Theatre.
• Frank Loesser’s jazzy score includes ‘Luck be a Lady’, ‘A Bushel and a Peck’ and ‘Adelaide’s Lament’.
• The musical is something of a London rite of passage — it first came to the West End in 1953, and even Queen Elizabeth II attended a show.
• Image courtesy of London Theatre Company Productions Limited.
• The National Gallery’s Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers is open until January 19th.
• Billed as ‘unmissable’ in The Guardian’s five-star review, this exhibition shows 61 of Van Gogh’s paintings, focusing on his use of colour and combining to form a larger-than-life representation of this era-defining artist.
• From January 24th to April 19th, The Years comes to the Harold Pinter Theatre after a sold-out run at the Almeida.
• The play is based on Nobel Prize-winning writer Annie Ernaux’s eponymous memoir, narrating the period between 1941 and 2006 through five actors.

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