Welcome to the tour! Here you’ll find a helpful quick guide to our tour. Whether you want to see the play schedule, some of the apps that we find useful, or restaurant/attraction recommendations from our staff or other guests, this is a place to find it. If you’ve got a recommendation you’d like us to add, let us know the name and your thoughts. Our community thrives on you.‍ ‍

We will be updating this page daily after our morning meeting announcements with any last minute information about our daily schedule, so keep it handy.

ON THE TOUR

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Welcome Tour Guests - ‍ ‍

If you’ve checked in on this today, it means you are either at, or have just left the cocktail reception. Congratulations! In this space you will find daily updates including the evening’s play, any rail strike information we have gotten, or other “of the moment” information. Bookmark this page in your web browser of choice, and check back daily as a handy on-the-go guide.

We’re so grateful you have chosen to join us on this adventure and positively chuffed to spend the next thirteen days making new memories with you!

Make sure you get a good night’s sleep!
Breakfast is served tomorrow morning starting at 7:30am
and our overview meeting with Matt starts at 10:00am

April 15th, 2026

PLAY SCHEDULE

Click the theatre name below to get more information, including date, show time and a map to the theatre.

Young Vic

April 16, 7:30pm THURSDAY

Broken Glass

Olivier Theatre

April 17, 7:30pm FRIDAY

Summerfolk

Wyndham’s Theatre

April 18, 2:30pm MATINEE SATURDAY

Inter Alia

Lyttelton Theatre

April 20, 7:00pm MONDAY

Les Liaisons Dangereuses

Trafalgar Theatre

April 21, 7:30pm TUESDAY

Oh, Mary!

Royal Court Theatre

April 22, 7:30pm WEDNESDAY

John Proctor Is The Villain

Theatre Royal Haymarket

April 24, 7:30pm FRIDAY

Grace Pervades

APPS WE LOVE

CityMapper

Invaluable tool for navigating London. It goes above and beyond Google Maps or Apple Maps by showing multiple options for arrivals, gives the time to wait for any trains or busses, and your city can be downloaded to use offline in case you have no cell signal. The links will take you to a landing page where you can read more.

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Splitwise

Splitwise is a great tool for breaking up restaurant bills between groups. Create a group with whom you are dining with, and when the check comes you can break out line items on the bill, or simply break the check up by percentages, even factoring in tip. Use this to handle a single meal, or to keep a running total throughout your whole journey, and settle up when the trip is over. Splitwise will keep a running tally of who has paid what, when, and what the rest of the group owes. The links will take you to a landing page where you can read more.

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GETT

It’s like Uber, but just for the black cabs. We’ve found it more reliable than Uber for getting around London. If you’ve used a ridesharing app, the interface will feel very natural and familiar. Easy learning curve

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WhatsApp

A great group communication tool. WhatsApp is used through Europe as a secondary phone service. We use it to chat with all of our friends abroad when back home. It’s a light, effective way to text, send photos, or even do voice and video calls. We use it daily while we are here in London. The links will take you to a landing page where you can read more.

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