Shakespeare returns to the ROSL garden this summer with Illyria’s production of As You Like It. Set in the Forest of Arden, the play’s themes of nature, freedom, transformation and love come alive in an outdoor setting, making it the perfect Shakespeare play to watch in the stunning surroundings of our Clubhouse garden.

Last Friday evening, the future of classical music took centre stage at Wigmore Hall as the Royal Over-Seas League (ROSL) brought its 74th Annual Music Competition to a close.

Last week, the Royal Over-Seas League (ROSL) welcomed His Excellency Mr Warren Stephens, US Ambassador to the Court of St James’s, accompanied by Mrs Stephens, as part of its distinguished Public Affairs Series, in conversation with our Director General, Dr Annette Prandzioch. The evening brought together members and guests for a timely and engaging discussion on the enduring partnership between the United Kingdom and the United States.

The Royal Over-Seas League (ROSL) is delighted to announce the finalists of the 74th Annual Music Competition Gold Medal, an internationally renowned classical music competition, with an all-female quartet set to compete in this year’s final. This platform continues to champion emerging classical musicians and rising stars of the international classical music scene.

Explore the history and impact of royal patronage in the UK, from George II to King Charles III. Discover how royal support shapes charities, cultural institutions and public life, highlighting a tradition of service that spans centuries.

Celebrate British Pie Week 2026 from the comfort of your home with an exclusive lobster and cod fish pie recipe from our ROSL Executive Chef, curated especially for members.

Beneath February’s pale winter skies, London awakens to a rich cultural calendar, showcasing the best of theatre, art and seasonal festivities. From West End premieres and landmark exhibitions to Lunar New Year celebrations and London Fashion Week, this guide presents a curated selection of the month’s most notable events.

Our January 2026 guide to London’s cultural calendar unveils the perfect way to lift the winter blues. From the pageantry of New Year’s Day and world-class opera productions to winter jazz, candlelit concerts and striking art and photography exhibitions, it highlights the capital’s most compelling cultural moments to start the year inspired.

HRH Princess Alexandra is standing down as Vice-Patron of the Royal Over-Seas League after 25 years of dedicated service. We are sincerely grateful for her long-standing commitment and engagement. We are delighted to announce that Vice-Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence GCVO CB has graciously accepted the position of Vice-Patron, an honour for the Royal Over-Seas League. Sir Timothy’s distinguished career and commitment to public service are exemplary.

London exudes a contemplative charm in November. From jazz legends and candlelit concerts to the first royal Christmas pop-up at the Palace and world-class musicals, this month’s curated guide celebrates the season’s rich cultural offerings.