Omnibus Theatre stages 'And I Looked at the Sky' until October 2026
Clapham's Omnibus Theatre is presenting a new play exploring themes of love, art, and end-of-life choices.
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Clapham's Omnibus Theatre is currently staging 'And I Looked at the Sky', a production that explores the lives of a couple who have spent a lifetime creating art, sharing stories, and finding laughter together. The play delves into the implications of an old promise that comes due on Betty's 86th birthday, offering a tender and humorous perspective on their shared journey.
The production is scheduled to run until 3 October 2026. The Omnibus Theatre, located in Clapham, is known for its commitment to diverse and engaging theatrical works. This particular play focuses on the couple's pact concerning end-of-life choices, providing an intimate look at their relationship and decisions.
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The Photographers' Gallery is presenting an exhibition showcasing the work of 27 Japanese women photographers, spanning from the 1950s to the present day. The exhibition, which runs until 27 September 2026, includes over 200 photographs, installations, and rare photobooks. Its aim is to provide a more balanced historical narrative, which has often been dominated by male perspectives.
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Oktoberfest events are also underway across London, offering traditional German festivities. Attendees can expect steins of beer, oompah bands, and pretzels as part of various celebrations planned over the coming weeks.
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+When is 'And I Looked at the Sky' showing at the Omnibus Theatre?
'And I Looked at the Sky' is showing at the Omnibus Theatre in Clapham until 3 October 2026. The play tells the story of a couple and a promise made on Betty's 86th birthday.
+What is the new exhibition at the V&A South Kensington?
The V&A South Kensington is displaying 'The Burberry Trench: Crafting an Icon' from 21 September 2026. This free exhibition traces the history of the Burberry trench coat from its practical origins to its status as a fashion icon.
+What is the Totally Thames festival celebrating?
The Totally Thames festival is celebrating the river and London's other waterways. This year's festival includes performances of 'The Tempest' on board the Golden Hinde and a contemporary dance performance in the Brunel Museum's tunnel shaft.
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