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Hurry up and buy tickets for an unexpected treat as this fab musical, which follows the turbulent relationship between three good friends, Franklin, Charley and Mary, enjoys a special 12 week run at the Harold Pinter theatre. Covering thirty years beginning way back in 1980, it’s packed with sing-along tunes, an excellent evening out for anyone who adores the very best in musicals.
Hurry up and buy tickets for an unexpected treat as this fab musical, which follows the turbulent relationship between three good friends, Franklin, Charley and Mary, enjoys a special 12 week run at the Harold Pinter theatre. Covering thirty years beginning way back in 1980, it’s packed with sing-along tunes, an excellent evening out for anyone who adores the very best in musicals.
Hurry up and buy tickets for an unexpected treat as this fab musical, which follows the turbulent relationship between three good friends, Franklin, Charley and Mary, enjoys a special 12 week run at the Harold Pinter theatre. Covering thirty years beginning way back in 1980, it’s packed with sing-along tunes, an excellent evening out for anyone who adores the very best in musicals.
The Ladykillers takes to the West End stage at the Vaudeville theatre from July 2013, based on the classic 1955 Ealing Comedy film. Adapted for the stage by Graham Linehan, AKA Father Ted, it’s an award-winning romp that’s guaranteed to raise the roof with laughter. Take one little old lady, a gang of criminals, a robbery and mix them together. What do you get? Pure theatre magic!
The Ladykillers takes to the West End stage at the Vaudeville theatre from July 2013, based on the classic 1955 Ealing Comedy film. Adapted for the stage by Graham Linehan, AKA Father Ted, it’s an award-winning romp that’s guaranteed to raise the roof with laughter. Take one little old lady, a gang of criminals, a robbery and mix them together. What do you get? Pure theatre magic!
The Ladykillers takes to the West End stage at the Vaudeville theatre from July 2013, based on the classic 1955 Ealing Comedy film. Adapted for the stage by Graham Linehan, AKA Father Ted, it’s an award-winning romp that’s guaranteed to raise the roof with laughter. Take one little old lady, a gang of criminals, a robbery and mix them together. What do you get? Pure theatre magic!
The Ladykillers takes to the West End stage at the Vaudeville theatre from July 2013, based on the classic 1955 Ealing Comedy film. Adapted for the stage by Graham Linehan, AKA Father Ted, it’s an award-winning romp that’s guaranteed to raise the roof with laughter. Take one little old lady, a gang of criminals, a robbery and mix them together. What do you get? Pure theatre magic!
The Ladykillers takes to the West End stage at the Vaudeville theatre from July 2013, based on the classic 1955 Ealing Comedy film. Adapted for the stage by Graham Linehan, AKA Father Ted, it’s an award-winning romp that’s guaranteed to raise the roof with laughter. Take one little old lady, a gang of criminals, a robbery and mix them together. What do you get? Pure theatre magic!
The Ladykillers takes to the West End stage at the Vaudeville theatre from July 2013, based on the classic 1955 Ealing Comedy film. Adapted for the stage by Graham Linehan, AKA Father Ted, it’s an award-winning romp that’s guaranteed to raise the roof with laughter. Take one little old lady, a gang of criminals, a robbery and mix them together. What do you get? Pure theatre magic!
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