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Plays, Mu­sic­als, and Films in Lon­don
Lon­don is fam­ous for its amaz­ing plays and mu­sic­als. The city has 241 theatres, and most of them are in the West End, a lively area near Pic­ca­dilly Cir­cus, Leicester Square, and Cov­ent Garden Tube sta­tions. People from all over the world visit Lon­don just to watch these shows!
Many mu­sic­als run for years be­cause they are so pop­u­lar. For ex­ample, The Lion King is one of the most fam­ous mu­sic­als and has been play­ing for a very long time. Other well-​known shows in­clude Les Misérables, Wicked, and Mamma Mia! These mu­sic­als have beau­ti­ful songs, ex­cit­ing dances, and great stor­ies that make people happy.
Lon­don is also a great place for film lov­ers. There are 108 cinemas where you can watch the new­est movies. Some cinemas are very big and mod­ern, while oth­ers are small and cozy. Many fam­ous films, like the Harry Pot­ter movies, were even made in Lon­don!
If you visit Lon­don, you should def­in­itely watch a play or mu­sical. It’s a fun way to spend an even­ing, and you might even see a fam­ous actor on stage! And if you love movies, you can enjoy the latest block­busters in one of the city’s many cinemas. Lon­don truly has some­thing for every­one!

Listen again and circle the right verb.
Li:         I want (1)  to see / see­ing  a mu­sical. I miss (2)  to go / going  to mu­sic­als in Lon­don.
            I enjoy (3)  to listen / listen­ing  to the songs.
Kinga:   But we can’t af­ford (4)  to buy / buy­ing  tick­ets. Lon­don mu­sic­als are really ex­pens­ive.
            I’d like (5)  to go / going  to the cinema. You know I love (6)  to watch / watch­ing  films.
Li:         I don’t mind (7)  to go / going  to the cinema. Let’s try (8)  to get / get­ting  tick­ets.