IBM Club London West New Website

WELCOME to the IBM CLUB London West website.

We hope you like the re-vamped look and we want to know what you think about the re-design.

If you have any thoughts/comments on the site please click on this link => NEW LOOK WEBSITE to share them with us.

PLEASE NOTE - This website is for IBM Employee and IBM Retiree members of the IBM Club

If you do not qualify under either of these categories then ANY requests to participate in the advertised events will be ignored.

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22nd January - Don't forget to check out all the latest in Theatreland the SHOWS DIARY
17th December - IBM Ski Trip - Val Thorens 2020

It’s that time of year again when the snow starts falling and people are planning their week on the slopes, but where to go….?

Look no further and join the IBM Ski trip 2020!

This time we are heading to Val Thorens, one of the most extensive ski areas in the world, from 28th March to the 4th of April, making the most of great weather and peak skiing conditions.

For details, including how to book click on this link => IBM SKI 2020

If you have any questions, contact Duncan Bond via EMAIL ==> HERE

The 5-a-side football section want to encourage more ladies who want to "Bend it like Beckham"!

Come and show the "boys" how it's done and let's celebrate the rise and rise of the beautiful game among the ladies. For details click HERE!

Why join the IBM Club ???

See the quotes (below) from some current members of the SHOWS subsection

How about this for feedback on recent booking of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.

"The performance was cracking, one of the best plays/productions we've ever seen. Imelda Staunton was fantastic, as was Conleth Hill and the other cast members. My wife has been raving about it to all her friends! A good night was had by all (especially as it wasn't spoiled by constant eating and mobile phone manipulation during the performance). Thanks."

Or this about An American in Paris:

If you are fan of contemporary ballet you'll love it! If you are fan of George and Ira Gershwin's beautiful compositions and lyrics you'll love it! If you are sucker for a good love story, especially when it involves a ménage à quatre (four way relationship), then you'll love it. Put them all together and what's not to love about the musical stage production of An American In Paris, at the Dominion Theatre, Tottenham Court Road? Over 50 actors/dancers/singers plus a full orchestra deliver an amazing adaptation of MGM's Oscar winning 1951 film, which starred Gene Kelly and Lesley Caron. These roles are reprised by New York City Ballet principal dancer Robert Fairchild, who plays Jerry Mulligan, the American GI striving to make it as a painter in Paris, and British Royal Ballet soloist Leanne Cope who plays the beautiful young dancer Lise Dassin with whom he falls in love. The Dominion Theatre provides the perfect staging for this musical ballet, with amazing set designs and plenty of space to allow the dancers to demonstrate their balletic athleticism to the full. It really is this summer's "must see" production.

So check out the latest Shows Diary and see what you are missing!

A message from the Chairman of the IBM Club London West

Many of you take part in Club activities, but what about adding some fresh ideas? We are keen to have new members on the Club committee, especially if you are still an active IBM'er.

If you are interested, please contact me, Brendan McGuire. (mcguireb@uk.ibm.com).