AllWays Traveller Features

The Open Air Theatre Regents Park stages an annual season of four major productions and one of these usually arrives from 'left field'. It is a work that carries a risk of not quite resonating with the wide demographic range of regular theatregoers to the theatre. Our Town, which opens the 2019 season at the Open Air Theatre, is just such a product...

Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, which is located on the Inner Circle of Regent's Park was founded in 1932 and has been one of London's unique theatrical attractions ever since. The theatre itself is surrounded by woodland, which is invariably used to great effect as a stage backdrop. The UK's largest permanent professional outdoor theatre stages a ...

The North York Moors comprises the largest continuous expanse of heather moorland in England. People have crossed the North York Moors for many hundreds of years and some of their routes survive to this day. A new Cicerone guidebook by Paddy Dillon describes 50 great walks in the national park, ranging from 4 to 13 miles. The routes are distributed...

Shakespeare's Rose Theatre, which is Europe's first pop up Shakespearean Theatre, will return to its original site and to a new site at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire in 2019. York 25 June to 1 September 2019 Blenheim Palace 8 July to 7 September 2019 Both theatres will run simultaneously performing a total of eight Shakespeare plays In York the ne...

The second whisky in Edinburgh-based, Cask 88's award-winning Scottish Folklore Series of single cask bottlings is a 22-year-old distilled at the Arran distillery which is now on sale to the general public. Only 183 bottles will be available and the whisky has a recommended retail price of £200. The distinctive branding features the capricious selk...

The name Black Boy Hill is a hint to Bristol's involvement in the slave trade which peaked between 1730 and 1745. There is a poignant plaque to the countless African men, women and children whose enslavement and exploitation brought prosperity to the city. So did the export of coal, lead, and animal hides and imports into Bristol included wine, gra...