Our #mondaymuse this week: @georgianlondon
Introducing @georgianlondon : Every week we collaborate with one of our favourite Instagrammers, who allow us a glance into their Culture Whisper Planner
1) Royal Ballet: The Nutcracker, Royal Opera House
Skye says:
"I have a 5-year-old daughter who loves ballet and this is the first year she'll be old enough to go to a matinee. The Nutcracker is the perfect ballet to watch at Christmas, and you can't beat the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden for atmosphere and tradition."
Read more ...2) Skate at Somerset House
Skye says:
"This is something we try and do as a family every year at Christmas. I love skating outdoors and my daughters are just old enough to start learning on the children's rink."
Read more ...3) St Paul's Cathedral Christmas Carol Service 2016
Skye says:
"This is such a lovely way to start Christmas. The cathedral itself is beautiful and you feel like you're in the very heart of London, walking in the footsteps of people who have come together at Christmas on the same site for over a thousand years."
Read more ...4) Below Stairs, Sir John Soane's Museum
Skye says:
"This museum is a real gem and the Regency-era kitchens have recently opened to the public. The exhibition showcases a handful of modern designers but also includes interactive "scent chambers" which recreate the atmosphere of a working Georgian kitchen."
5) Australia's Impressionists, National Gallery exhibition
Skye says:
"Despite living in London for 12 years I'm an Australian born and bred, and I can't wait to see this exhibition of Australian Impressionism, featuring artists like Tom Roberts and Arthur Streeton, whose work I haven't seen in a while."
Read more ...6) Art, Old Vic
Skye says:
"I didn't catch it the first time around, and I think Rufus Sewell is underrated as an actor (although perhaps less so since his scene-stealing role in Victoria on ITV earlier this year!)."