Experience London's flamboyant side on a self-guided audio tour through the city's camp heritage. This tour is perfect for anyone intrigued by London's unique cultural history and the vibrant personalities who have shaped its camp aesthetic. The exploration starts in Mayfair, the playground of Beau Brummell, the original dandy, and ends with the resplendent performances of Josephine Baker at the Prince Edward Theatre in Soho.
Follow the footsteps of Oscar Wilde and Quentin Crisp as the audio guide takes you through the glittering streets of Mayfair, onto the quirky taverns of Half Moon Street, past the luxurious Ritz, and into the heart of Soho's nightlife. The starting point is at 4 Chesterfield Street and concludes with the timeless echoes of music and dance at the Prince Edward Theatre. The route meticulously threads through London's famous and offbeat locales that personify camp's exuberant essence.
Prepare to be regaled with stories of theatrical antics, literary legacies, and high-spirited escapades. Amongst the tour's highlights are a nostalgic trip to Simpson's of Piccadilly, a glimpse into the tantalizing nights at Tramp nightclub, and the extravagant tales from the Colony Room. This audio experience promises a captivating journey into the soul of London's camp culture.