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Wednesday 29 June 2011 7:05 pm

OUT OF OFFICE

By: KCS-content

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OPEN AIR THEATRE, REGENT’S PARK
With any luck the rain is behind us now, and the warm weather here to stay – perfect conditions for a spot of al fresco theatre. The current production is John Gay’s famous tale of highwaymen, hangmen and the mean streets of old London, the Beggar’s Opera. Expect a typically dynamic, visually arresting show from director Lucy Bailey. Until 28 June, Open Air Theatre, Regents Park. Tickets from £19 from www.openairtheatre.org

CITY FESTIVAL GETS DANCING
The Square Mile’s eclectic celebration of music brings the traditional Maori Haka to Paternoster Square tomorrow. The stamping, chanting dance made famous by Kiwi rugby teams is being performed at the conclusion of the Festival Procession, a thousand-strong procession through the City’s streets of young people from across London. www.colf.org

FESTIVAL OF SPEED GOODIES
If you’re heading out to Goodwood this weekend, look out for some of City PM’s favourite luxury brands selling their wares, including Lotus Originals, the new fashion and lifestyle brand from car company Lotus, and Mayfair house of luxury, William & Son. Festival of Speed starts tomorrow. goodwood.co.uk

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