There is something for everyone this autumn at the iconic Old Royal Naval College. Visitors to the
London landmark can enjoy a fascinating exhibition, incredible art installation, a haunting
Halloween show, Diwali and Open House.
Space is on everyone’s radar at the moment, with the first new moon landings planned since 1972,
new Mars missions underway and recently revealed breathtaking images from NASA. There’s no
better time for artist Luke Jerram to return to the Old Royal Naval College, this time with his work
The Museum of the Moon. From 12th December – 5
th February, Jerram’s awe-inspiring The
Museum of the Moon will be displayed in the magnificent Painted Hall. Visitors to this magical
setting can experience the seven metre, to-scale Moon, created using NASA imagery, as it hangs in
the Baroque hall. The imagery features minute detail of the lunar surface, taking the viewer right
round to the dark side of the moon. The installation features a surround sound composition by
BAFTA-winning composer Dan Jones for a stunning and profound art-meets-nature experience.
There will be a programme of Lates, music, dining and activities alongside The Museum of the
Moon.
A thrilling theatrical evening of dark comedy and suspense awaits audiences in 1797: The Mariner’s
Revenge, 13th October – 12th November, written by Mark Knightley and directed by Briony
O’Callaghan. Premiering this Halloween, this haunting theatrical experience will take place in the
never-before-seen attics of the historic Admiral’s House. Audiences can follow this promenade
