Summer has ushered in a wave of outdoor cinema and theatre events in the capital, with Hall Place in Bexley standing out as an exceptional venue. Dating back to 1538, this picturesque Tudor Manor, once home to Mayor Sir John Champneys, features enchanting gardens with animal topiaries and a butterfly house. This charming location will host a performance of Lewis Carroll's 'Alice Through The Looking Glass' by Quantum Theatre on June 7, complete with live music and comedy. Outdoor cinema screenings, including 'Wicked' and 'Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy,' will also occur during the summer months.
Hall Place in Bexley, a 1538 Tudor Manor, hosts summer entertainment with its scenic gardens, presenting live performances of 'Alice Through The Looking Glass' and outdoor cinema.
On June 7, Hall Place will host Quantum Theatre's unique performance of 'Alice Through The Looking Glass,' featuring live music and comedy in a stunning outdoor setting.
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