London is not short on entertainment options. There is a West End full of show-stopping theatre productions and Swedish holograms singing pop hits on demand in the east.
There are royal companies performing ballet, opera and other art forms beyond the comprehension of this writer, not to mention a glutton of “immersive experiences” transporting audiences to just about any time and any place, from New York speakeasies in the Roaring Twenties, to Birmingham boozers in the midst of gang wars.
