What's On in Ealing this weekend

Every Thursday we bring you our top picks of events in Ealing happening over the coming weekend.

Browse our What's On section or read on for the can't-miss events on in Ealing between now and Sunday.

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Events coming up in Ealing

Thursday: Snow White, Ealing's Pantomime Springs Back into action!

"A hit - a very palpable hit" - Mark Aspen Reviews on The Questors 2019 Pantomime.

When Snow White's angelic beauty is deemed the fairest in the land, her menacing stepmother, the Evil Queen, is overcome with jealousy. On escaping death's clutches, Snow White is offered shelter in the woods by some friendly faces. But will the machinations of her Evil Stepmother stop there? Oh no, they won't…

Come along for a good boo, hiss and cheer at Ealing's Annual Pantomime, which returns to The Questors stage for the first time in over 2 years. The Dame is dusting off her best frock, for a celebration like never before.

More info here .

Friday: Loveplay

Sometimes funny, sometimes tragic, Loveplay is a captivating contemporary play set in one location, but spanning 2,000 years - from Roman times to the present day.

Written by Olivier award-winning playwright and screenwriter Moira Buffini (Silence, The Dig), this dynamic, funny and sharply observed play was first performed by the Royal Shakespeare Company at The Pit Theatre, 2001.

The Questors Theatre bring you an exciting revival of this acclaimed play, performed by a company of young talent, set against a bold design that will transport you from Renaissance times to modern-day online dating.

Further details here.

[H3]Sunday: Walking Tour through Pitshanger and Brentham to the Trash and Treasure Market

A walking tour from a pub to a club via an award winning Pitshanger Lane and special garden suburb finishing at a vintage market.

Explore Ealing by foot and learn about its not so distant rural past. The walk will meander from the pretty Pitshanger Lane lined with independent shops, restaurants and cafés to St Barnabas Church continuing through one of the first garden estates known as Brentham Village.

All those who wish to stay on at the club for a drink and some market food are very welcome to do so.

Click here for more information.