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The theatre has increased in popularity in recent years, and much of this is down to the increased exposure that it has got through television talent shows that search for the next great Joseph for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, or Dorothy for the Wizard of Oz.

The latter is part of theatre legend Andrew Lloyd Webber’s latest programme Over the Rainbow, and as more people watch the great performances on television, the more they want to experience them live and in person for themselves. This can be effortlessly done by booking a theatre break in London, and it has never been easier to organise a trip to London’s West End to watch a great show.

This is largely down to sites on the internet that offer stunning value theatre breaks to the British capital for a fraction of the cost that you might expect to pay. You can choose from more than fifty amazing shows without having to break the bank, and you can use the money that you save to spend on treating yourself in London.

There are many special offers available for you to take advantage of throughout the year, and if you are looking for the ultimate romantic break then you can add a pre-theatre meal and accommodation in a four star hotel as part of your theatre package and enjoy romance on a budget.

Whether you are a culture vulture that has visited the theatre many times and knows everything that there is to know, or have yet to experience the joys of theatre but feel that now is the time to do so, then there is plenty of information available to whet your appetite. At show-and-stay.co.uk you can keep up to date with all the latest theatre news via their online magazine, where people who love the theatre share their views and discuss some of the major issues that are currently hitting the media headlines.

The magazine is also a great place to find out about some of the performances that are currently being shown in London, as there are a number of reviews published that cover many of the West End shows. You can find out what a seasoned theatre visitor thought of Love Never Dies for example when they went to see it at the Adelphi Theatre, and from their comments decide whether it is worth you going to see. You can also add your opinion to the debate, and respond to posts such as whether reality TV is keeping theatre alive and which musicals would suit Joe McElderry.

If you feel that a London break is just what you need, then you are not restricted to just choosing from the shows on offer and can also partake in other activities too. The online magazine for example features an article on the ten best shopping districts in London to help you shop until you drop. Whatever form of entertainment you choose to enjoy, by booking your break online and taking advantage of great offers that are available for London short breaks, you will be able to enjoy a great value weekend that you will never forget.