As well as a newly built playroom and toilets, there’s a bar and security team recruited exclusively by Crossbreed ‘to make sure everyone has the knowledge and skill sets to deal with our unique crowd’.

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Official London Theatre is always on hand to keep audiences updated on everything going on in Theatreland and current plays in London. Bob Bob Ricard (or Bob Bob if you’re in the know) has long been one of our favourite restaurants in Soho. If you fancy dancing to Donna Summer while sipping (relatively) inexpensive prosecco, this place is an essential pitstop.This is a gastropub in the true meaning of the word: a place where gastronomes can indulge their palate that just so happens to be in a pub setting. You could even treat yourself to a culture-filled stay-cation in the capital city, and you could visit many of the theatres on one of the multiple Theatreland Tours available. The creature is eventually catapulted into the Regent's Canal, from whence, we'd advise, it should not lick its wounds. The episode includes other minor shots of London, including a security summit at Senate House (one of the most movie-filmed buildings in London).

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Nights are usually thrown by emerging promoters across the whole spectrum of dance music, and the space is as interesting as you’d expect: a wall of various arty bric-à-brac, a chill-out mezzanine space, and plenty of peculiarities to keep you entertained. Long before Soho became known as London’s gay village, long before the likes of Ku Bar and G-A-Y, there was Compton’s.It has an informal and fun party vibe, featuring live bands – from steampunk groups and comedy ukulele troupes to gothic, hardcore or vocal harmony acts – and performers ranging from the silly (Smurf burlesque) to the stunning (fire hula hooping, magicians, bellydancing with swords) to the shocking (catheter shows, a chap wearing a dead swan on his back, and a bloke being covered in cold vegetable soup and fisted before having certain parts of his anatomy sewn together with a needle and thread).