West End Family Fun Day

Get a taste of Kids Week early this year at the West End family fun day at the Royal Festival Hall. The theatrical extravaganza includes a special performance of Thriller Live plus plenty of workshops and activities to get kids and families excited about theatre and live performance.

West End family fun day London
Starting at 11am on Tuesday 26th May in the Clore Ballrooms at the Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall, the West End family fun day London events has plenty of free workshops for children, including ballet and singing lessons. There are also family arts and craft activities, and as events are free and there is no need to book, you can simply turn up on the day and enjoy a day out with the kids during the summer half term.

Thriller Live
The West End family fun day at the Royal Festival Hall will also include a special performance from the cast of Thriller Live. Starting at 3pm, the live show will tell some of the story of the legendary pop star Michael Jackson, and if you're inspired by what you see, you can always treat yourself to the whole show at the Lyric Theatre.

Thriller Live Tickets London

Kids Week 2009
The free family fun day at the Southbank Centre is meant as a taster for the 2009 Kids Week in London, which sees as variety of ticket deals and activities around the West End theatres. For more information on Kids Week events, click on the link below.

Kids Week 2009

The West End family fun day runs from 11am - 4pm, Tuesday 26th May 2009. The events are free to attend, and there is no need to book in advance.

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