From the Tower to Sinatra: Concierge Showcases of London's Finest
- Jun 30
- 2 min read
Updated: 6 days ago
More than 200 Concierges and guests enjoyed three of the city's most entertaining experiences.
Royal, Ruthless, and Right on the River
Some of those who set sail on the Official Tower of London River Tour
A group of Concierges and guests stepped aboard the Official Tower of London River Tour to discover one of the capital's newest sightseeing experiences. Departing from Tower Bridge Quay, the 40-minute circular cruise showcased London from the water, passing more than 20 iconic landmarks, including Tower Bridge, St Paul's Cathedral, Big Ben and the London Eye.
Guests enjoyed live storytelling, specially curated by Historic Royal Palaces, while relaxing aboard the UK's first fully electric tour boat. The showcase received glowing feedback, with attendees describing it as"a touch of luxury" and praising its "witty and insightful commentary."
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Sing, Swing, Sinatra!
More than 100 Concierges and guests attended the Aldwych Theatre to watch the recently-opened Sinatra The Musical. Based on the life and career of the legendary artist and cultural icon, Sinatra The Musical features more than 20 timeless hits including That’s Life, One For My Baby, The Best Is Yet To Come and Come Fly With Me.
Joel Harper-Jackson stars as Frank Sinatra, with Ana Villafañe as the movie goddess Ava Gardner, Phoebe Panaretos as Frank’s first wife, Nancy Sinatra and the Olivier Award-winning Jenna Russell as Frank’s mother, Dolly Sinatra.
Marty Maguire as Marty Sinatra, Jenna Russell as Dolly Sinatra; Joel Harper-Jackson as Frank Sinatra, Phoebe Panaretos as Nancy Sinatra; Mia Savidant as Little Nancy and Phoebe Panaretos | © Brinkhoff-Moegenburg
Sinatra The Musical is currently playing to April 2027. Book tickets here.
A Spellbinding New Musical
More than 50 Concierges and guests gathered at Charing Cross Theatre for an exclusive Concierge Showcase of the world premiere musical Dark of the Moon. The evening introduced members to this spellbinding new show, which blends Appalachian folklore, romance and supernatural drama with a powerful country, bluegrass and rock-inspired score.
Based on the classic 1941 play, the production follows the forbidden romance between a witch-boy and a human girl, whose dream of a life together is threatened by fear, superstition and a haunting pact made under the dark of the moon.
Dark of the Moon is playing to 8th August. Book tickets here.
