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19 May

PuPPies on the Prowl

Barnes’ finest pedigrees will be putting their best foot forward for charity by taking part in a sponsored walk for Cancer research this month. the marvelous mutts will walk across the river thames for a four-mile trail along with their owners, in a one-of-a-kind yearly event that has already raised hundreds of thousands for the charity. Make sure you get your pet involved by signing them up for a small donation of £12, and together you and your four-legged friend can make a stand against cancer.

Start and finish at Barnes Green. To register your dog, please visit: supportus.cancerresearchuk.org/bpfbarnes or call: 087 0160 2040

27 May

return of the Masters

if the thought of monks toying with traditional sharpened spears or sandwiched between nails has you on tenterhooks then the internationally-acclaimed shaolin warrior’s creative display of daring dexterity will leave you spellbound. showcasing physical strength, stamina and creative choreography, the troupe of 22 Kung fu masters engage in combat with an arsenal of 20 different dangerous weapons. their new production, Return of the Master comes to the richmond theatre for one night only – don’t miss out.

£15, The Green, Richmond, TW9 1QJ For bookings, call: 0844 871 7627

15-18 May

Don’t Cry for Me argentina

guilty pleasures will be fulfilled this month when andrew lloyd webber’s production of Evita arrives at the new wimbledon theatre, as part of the production’s national tour. the gripping story of iconic leader eva Perón and her tumultuous marriage to argentinean dictator Juan Perón plays out to a soundtrack of some of the most cherished songs in musical theatre. for a brief respite from the dramatic scenes, 80s music fans should keep their eyes peeled for former Wet Wet Wet singer Marti Pellow who plays Che guevara.

£10, 93 The Broadway, SW19 1QGFor bookings, call: 020 8545 7900

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