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| Monday, June 2 2003 | |||
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If truth be told, on my rare forays to the theatre, I usually find myself examining the ceiling cornicing, muttering "Stop all that acting dammit". |
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| The Royal Academy's huge Summer Exhibition opens today. 10am-6pm. Burlington Hse, W1. £7. | |||
Iain Aitch, inventor of World Phone in Sick Day launches his new book A Fête Worse Than Death - A Journey Through an English Summer at the Horse Hospital. 6:30pm. Colonnade, WC1. Free. |
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One sure-fire way round this conundrum is visiting Regent's Park Open Air Theatre - where, by definition, there is no ceiling. Today sees the launch of its summer season, with shows including A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Two Gentlemen of Verona and High Society. The great thing about this theatre is that - should the play drag - there's so much more to enjoy: the gradual descent of dusk's cloak, the wildlife (insect repellant recommended) and, ideally, a hearty, alcohol-based, sleep-inducing picnic before you sit down. Open Air Theatre in Regent's Park - www.openairtheatre.org SOC |
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| A Clubtastic exhibition of dancers, doormen and DJs from London's club scene at Diorama. 11am-6pm. 34 Osnaburgh St, NW1. Free | |||
| Style Queens of the 20th Century have their last week at the Getty Image Gallery. 3 Jubilee Place, SW3. Also last call for 24 hour London at London Transport Museum, You Look Beautiful Like That at NPG and Masterpieces of Dresden. | |||
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