A London Lark Rising 2025: The Origins of Empire and a tale of India.
Brabant Court venue information
About A London Lark Rising 2025: The Origins of Empire and a tale of India.
“ A London Lark Rising Walking theatre is a fabulous experience. A must attend walk for anyone interested in the history of The East India Company, Imperial England and The City of London” Sanjoy Roy. Jaipur Literature Festival London at The British Library.
“Bravo for 90 minute promenade through layers of time, foundation of western capitalism and key players brought the life. With the extraordinary old and new City of London as your stage. So glad I came” Laline Paul
“A brilliantly written play by Anu Kumar Lazarus, narrated eloquently by Lisa Honan. A huge round of applause to this brilliant team who brought this history to life in such an easy manner while strolling the streets of East London” Storyhour Global
“Horrible history, brilliant story telling. Great Cast, writing and presentation. So much more to say. 5 Star show.” Anna Birch
“Really enjoyed A London Lark Rising, a dramatised walking tour telling the story of The East India Company. Well done for bringing the story to life in the cobbled streets and hidden courtyards of London” Shrabani Basu
Please note. This is a walking event lasting 1.5 hours ending opposite Liverpool St Station. This is aprox 1 mile. We suggest bringing a portable seat if needed. We have one that we can lend out if this is prearranged. This event takes place in all weather so please come dressed appropriately. Please do not be late. There is no opportunity to catch up. Wheelchair users are welcome
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Event Terms & Conditions
Accessibility
Before the show, there are toilets in the pubs in Leadenhall Market, in The Pret A Manger on Philpot Lane and in The Sky Garden Booking Office. After the show there are toilets in the restaurants in Devonshire Square and at Liverpool St Station. The walking tour guide is trained to deal with the visually impaired. Dogs are welcome. There are sadly no BSL interpreted performances this year. However BSL interpreters and Carers who attend to supervise someone who otherwise could not attend are free of charge. This can be discussed via contacting the organiser.
Concessions
Children under 12 are free. We do have one or two free places per show. These can be accessed via communication with the organiser.
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Where
Brabant Court
off Philpot Lane
City of London, EC3M 8AD