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Theatre, Music and Cultural Entertainment

When the encore you want is more business!

An evening at the theatre, ballet or Royal Albert Hall, a pop concert or a day at Chelsea Flower Show are just some of the diverse cultural entertaining opportunities that Sportsworld can offer.
There are a host of wonderful annual events to choose from which offer an interesting alternative to traditional spectator events, and are particularly attractive to mixed groups of colleagues or clients.  We can provide you with innovative and exciting entertaining ideas, and will help plan, organise and event manage from start to finish.

Selected events which might appeal:

Summer Swing at Kew
An evening at Shakespeare’s Globe TheatreOpera in Holland ParkChampagne Theatre Evenings to Calendar Girls, Hairspray, Breakfast at Tiffanys, Sister Act, Mamma Mia!, Chicago, Oliver!, Jersey Boys, Les Miserables… and many more
Chelsea Flower Show
Cartier International Polo
Glyndebourne Festival Opera
The Last Night of the Proms
Hampton Court Music Festival
Henley Festival of Music
The Royal Opera
Korn Ferry Opera
Picnic Concerts – Audley End and Kenwood House
Concerts at Wembley Stadium and The O2 Arena
If these don't fit the bill, we can assist you in putting together an entirely bespoke event of your choice.

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