Kingston, or Kingston Upon Thames as it is most commonly known as is located in South-West London and also North Surrey. Embraced into the Greater London configuration as well as still existing as part of a county. A famous landmark of the area is the domino effect sculpture of 12 disused red telephone boxes. The unusual sight was commissioned by Kingston Council in 1988 and installed by sculpture David Mach. The piece is entitled ‘Out of Order’ and adds a splash of colour to an otherwise bland side street in the town.
This contemporary art installation is not the only cultural part of Kingston. The Rose Theatre is a dramatic arts venue that was founded by Peter Hall of The Royal Shakespeare company. It opened in 2008, and is situated in a lovely location, along the River Thames. The 900-seater modern theatre exists not only as a touring venue but is also home to many local productions. The company has put on productions of the popular play ‘Bedroom Farce’ by Alan Ayckbourn and A Midsummer's Night Dream featuring well known actress, Judi Dench. The local community and Kingston escorts love this venue for the array of quality theatre productions it puts on. The Rose also has a variety of other performances with comedians, music and special events. This local theatre also has a number of children and teenage friendly productions showing here; a great way of introducing youth to the culture of theatre. Currently showing is the very sweet puppetry production of The Very Hungry Caterpillar, a great show for the kids to interact and follow his adventures. Want something for the adults and lovers of theatre? Take an escort in Kingston that enjoys theatre as a hobby to see The Rise and Fall of Little Voice. This West End smash hit is guaranteed to be a hit and give you goosebumps! The girl can really sing! Fancy a more culturally magnificent piece of theatre? Coming to The Rose soon is an adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s, The Importance of Being Earnest. This is a true comedic, theatrical masterpiece.
A short walk away is a patron of the theatre, Carluccios. The Italian life is full of theatre and passion and that is exactly what you will get you choose to eat here. Whether you go for a meal before or after a performance you can enjoy tasty food Italian style. The first Carluccio’s cafe was established in 1991 and the business has grown rapidly. There are over 50 branches worldwide, all waving the flag for handmade, deliciously fresh and flavoursome dishes. A fan or fish? Or a mega meat-eater? The divine main courses, sumptuous specials are all good and it is hard to pick a favourite although it is a must that you try handmade rosemary focaccia. Like what you and your Kingston escort have tasted, why not pick up a few items from the Carluccio shop? Most restaurants have a small shop attached to the restaurant where you can pick up Olive Oil, pasta, sauces, herbs and spices and even that bottle of wine that you enjoyed with your meal.
