Calais has been the traditional landfall on the European mainland for generations of travellers. The Holiday Inn Calais hotel is conveniently situated in the town centre. Both the Channel Tunnel and the Ferry port are within close proximity to the hotel. Calais is linked to the European motorway network via the A26 and A16. London, Paris and Brussels are less than 3 hours drive from Calais.Holiday Inn Calais is facing the harbour. Casino, beach and shopping centres are in a close distance from the hotel. The brand new Lace Museum, the 39-45 War Museum, the statue of 'Les Six Bourgeois de Calais' by Rodin, the Town Hall (UNESCO Patrimony) are in a walking distance from the hotel. A warm and friendly welcome makes this an ideal place for business people and tourists alike. Holiday Inn Calais hotel was presented with a ' Torchbearer Award' in 2006.The 63 air conditioned rooms have Wifi and were totally refurbished in 2005. Some of them are especially accessible for physically challenged guests. The hotel can provide secured parking or individual garages at 11.00 for 24 hours. Non secured parking is also available next to the hotel. The restaurant's Chef offers a selection of local and French food. It is also possible to have a quick lunch at 9.00 on weekdays. Holiday Inn Calais hotel has 4 meeting rooms with daylight and air conditioning to organize meetings and seminars.

Avenue Q is the down and out street in New York where monsters and humans alike reside. The story is based around the hilarious obstacles encountered by a young man trying to find his purpose in life. From one-night stands to unemployment, every problem has a song that has the audience in tears. From a monster with an unhealthy porn addiction to the 'Bad Idea Bears,' the sets, acting and delivery cannot be faulted. Avenue Q is a fantastic night out. But it is not for the faint-hearted, the easily offended or anyone with a fear of fur!On 28 March 2009, Avenue Q will close at the Noel Coward Theatre. Performances will resume on 1 June at Shaftesbury Avenue's Gielgud Theatre."I loved every minute of it" The Sunday TimesPopular SongsIt Sucks To Be MeThe Internet Is For PornSchadenfreudeYou Can Be As Loud As The Hell You Want (When You're Makin' Love)Everyone's a Little Bit Racist

Driving Miss Daisy at The Wyndham's Theatre, LondonJames Earl Jones Hits the RoadHollywood legend James Earl Jones returns to the West End in this acclaimed Broadway revival of Driving Miss Daisy. Jones plays Hoke Colburn, a black chauffeur who is hired to drive an elderly Jewish woman, Miss Daisy, after she suffers yet another automobile mishap. Miss Daisy is proud of her independence and has plenty of misgivings about being driven by someone else, not least an African American man. Gradually, however, she starts to accept Hoke's help and their uneasy relationship becomes a lasting friendship. Vanessa Redgrave stars as Miss Daisy and Boyd Gaines (Gypsy, Pygmalion and Journey's End) plays her well-meaning son, Boolie.The Times (4 stars)'Double act that is a winning match for legendary tale'Daily Express (4 stars)'Redgrave and Jones complement each other perfectly'The Guardian (4 stars)'A superb piece of acting'The Independent on Sunday'Overwhelmingly touching'

Thistle Westminster Hotel is a modern, yet elegant hotel ideally situated for seeing some of the most important sights of London.Deluxe and modern, this hotel is centrally located in Victoria. Easily accessible by road, rail, coach and underground, it is a perfect base from which to discover London.Enjoy the exciting cultural and retail opportunities of London's West End. The hotel's relaxed atmosphere is complimented by a high standard of service.

The Holiday Inn Ashford North (A20) Hotel is ideally situated to meet the needs of both the business and leisure traveller. The hotel enjoys a deceptively rural outlook whilst occupying a supremely convenient location for travel via the Eurostar terminal at Ashford, the Channel port of Dover and the M20 motorway to the Channel Tunnel or London. Offering 92 beautifully designed ensuite bedrooms all with air conditioning, High Speed Wireless Internet, satellite channels and in-house movies. Whilst staying at The Holiday Inn Ashford North (A20), relax and enjoy a drink in the comfortable surroundings of the hotel lounge or Gazebo area and sample a varied selection of dishes from the Bar menu or full service A La Carte menu available in the evenings from the Fine Dine Restaurant. Children under 13 eat and stay free. A visit to the Hop Pickers Public House in the hotel grounds is a must, with an exiting dining concept StonegrillTM available every evening along with traditional Pub grub available all day. WIFI internet is available in all public areas and conference suites. Take advantage of the Mini Gym or watch Sky Sports in the lounge for the less energetic. The hotel has 8 conference suites to accommodate up to 125 delegates. If you are looking for a hotel near the Channel Tunnel with good access into London then the Holiday Inn Ashford North (A20) is the ideal choice.

Ida Barr's Festive Bingo at The Arts Theatre, LondonGrandma Gangsta Rapper, RnB and Hip Hop Artist, DJ, and Rap Superstar, Ida Barr introduces her own brand of festive bingo, featuring her patented calls, such as Idi Amin - 15, or I don't speak Urdu - 22. Ida Barr is a music hall singer who has embraced hip hop and rap, reflecting the culturally diverse landscape of the London's East End, where she has been living in retirement for several decades. She lives in Thabo Mbeki Court, shops at Lidl, has a warden called Mrs. Gupta, and a friend called Maude Edwardes (an elderly male impersonator with a shady past). She's an inner city pensioner in multi-cultural post-new Labour Britain; her glory days are behind her but her creativity is still flowering.

The Madness of George III at the Apollo TheatreA Brilliant Biographical DramaAlan Bennett's The Madness of George III was first staged in November 1991 at the National Theatre where it was directed by Nicholas Hytner. It featured Nigel Hawthorne as 'King George III' and went on to tour the UK and USA after a critically acclaimed London run. A film adaptation, The Madness of King George, was released in 1994 with Hawthorne reprising his regal role alongside Helen Mirren and Rupert Everett. Set around the time of the Regency Crisis of 1788, The Madness of George III tells the story of the monarch's swift descent into a mental illness that baffled his doctors and initiated a struggle for power amongst the leading politicians and his scheming son, the Prince of Wales. The Apollo Theatre cast includes David Haig, Clive Francis, Beatie Edney and Madhav Sharma.

Discover all that Woking has to offer at the conveniently located Holiday Inn Woking You are at the heart of everything, shopping, dining, entertainment and the arts. The town centre, the New Victoria Theatre and Woking train station are all within easy walking distance. There are more than a dozen glorious and challenging golf courses designed to suit players of all levels within a 5 mile radius of the Holiday Inn Woking.Experience fine dining at Hugos Brasserie or enjoy your favourite drink in Hugos Bar. From a great breakfast to start your day to a relaxing meal in the evening our team looks forward to welcoming you.Great for Getaways The Holiday Inn Woking is an ideal base from which to explore many of the South Easts finest visitor attractions. Within a 20 mile radius is Thorpe Park, Chessington World of Adventures, Legoland, Windsor, Ascot and Mercedes Benz World something for the entire family.Direct trains from Woking Station (5 mins walk) run to Central London with the journey taking as little as 25 minutes.Best for BusinessThe purpose built facilities at the Holiday Inn Woking have been designed to cater for the demands of todays business traveller. The air conditioned bedrooms offer comfortable work space and high-speed internet access. WiFi is available in the lounge.AnnouncementsOur new conference suite will be available by November 2009.

Cosi Fan Tutte at the Royal Opera HouseA Timeless Tale of Faith and VirtueCosi Fan Tutte (Women Are Like That) tells the humorous tale of two military officers, Ferrando and Guglielmo, who enter a wager with a wealthy nobleman, Don Alfonso, that their fiances will stay eternally faithful. The bet is accepted and the officers pretend to have been called away to war. As their women despair of being left alone, two strange men appear and attempt to win them over. At first the women refuse their advances, but flirtation and human nature prove powerful urges to resist. Mozart's great opera was first performed in 1790. The libretto was written by Lorenzo Da Ponte.Sung in Italian with English Surtitles

Lond Day's Journey Into Night at the Apollo TheatreFollowing his critically acclaimed performance in Arthur Miller's All My Sons at the Apollo Theatre in 2010, David Suchet returns in Eugene O'Neill's masterpiece, Long Day's Journey into Night. Set in 1912, the story is a compelling family drama between James Tyrone (David Suchet), Mary Tyrone and their sons, Jamie and Edmund during a long summer's day. This multi-award winning play is one of the greatest American plays written in the twentieth century.