Ian Fleming, acted as liason officer between Bletchley Park and the Director of Naval Intellegence throughout the war. Ian Fleming died in 1964, ten years before the ban on talking about Bletchley Park was lifted.

Bletchley Park can now tell for the first time the story of his involvement with the secrets of ENIGMA and ULTRA, which he was never able to revel and his intriguing wartime work that really inspired his creation of James Bond.

In celebration of the Ian Fleming Centenary and the opening of the new Ian Fleming Exhibition at Bletchley Park, 'From Bletchley, With Love.' Bletchley Park is hosting a very special family event on Bank Holiday Monday 25 August.

Highlights of the day will include a stunning display of the Aston Martin Owners' Club; the Vanquish from 'Die Another Day'; the RAF 'Falling Rocks' parachute display team making a breath-taking descent into the grounds of Bletchley Park Bond-style; 'Little Nellie 2' the gyrocoptor from the films; Spy Workshops; a spy-themed craft workshop; a spectacular flypast by a wartime Dakota in tribute to Fleming, courtesy of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, and a special talk by Michael Smith explaining the wartime links between Ian Fleming, Bletchley Park and M16.

Normal Admission Prices Apply.

When Angela Lipsky's husband has a mid-life crisis and a mid-European affair, she finds herself adrift in a sea of shifty solicitors, a disapproving mother, a series of helpline counsellors and Christmas all on her own. Bizarre dates, suspect purchases, a ner reconciliation with the ex, then a singles 'away weekend' brings about a surprise meeting and maybe some hope

Starring as Angela is award-winning comedienne Dillie Keane, best known as a founding member of the comedy cabaret trio Fascinating Aida and for her role in Grumpy Old Women.

Group discount available

Dates:

Wed 27 Aug: 7:30pm/Thu 28 Aug: 4:00pm, 7:30pm/Fri 29 Aug: 7:30pm/Sat 30 Aug: 4:00pm, 7:30pm

'Something is coming. Something good. And it's going to be great.'

The moment the curtain rose on Broadway in the 50s, musical theatre was at once changed forever.

Packed with unforgettable songs including Maria, Tonight, Somewhere, America, One Hand One Heart and I Feel Pretty, West Side Story remains even today, 50 years on, a theatrical landmark.

Groundbreaking choreography by the legendary Jerome Robbins and a subsequent movie version that went on to win an incredible 10 Academy Awards (including Best Picture) further cemented the reputation of this undoubted masterpiece. Now this brand new vibrant stage production, made to commemorate the show's 50th anniversary and performed by a knock-out ensemble cast, is thrilling audiences across the world all over again. Book now!

Group Discount Available

Performances:

Tue 16 Sep: 7:30pm/Wed 17 Sep: 2:30pm, 7:30pm/Thu 18 Sep: 2:30, 7:30pm/Fri 19 Sep: 7:30pm/Sat 20 Sep: 2:30pm, 7:30pm/Mon 22 Sep: 7:30pm/Tue 23 Sep: 7:30pm/Wed 24 Sep: 2:30pm, 7:30pm/Thu 25 Sep: 7:30pm/Fri 26 Sep: 7:30pm/Sat 27 Sep: 2:30pm, 7:30pm

Prices rannge from £18.50 - £39.50