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This is quite simply a magnificent production of a magnificent play and not to be missed. Throughout its 3.5 hours playing time it gripped one of the most diverse audiences I've seen in a West End theatre.
Thriller Live has become something of a fixture on Shaftesbury Avenue for the last few years, in fact they’ve just announced they’re taking bookings until April 2015 – it’s that popular.
Top celebrities in top plays are the glory of the West End and you can currently catch national treasure Bill Nighy and film star Carey Mulligan (lately starring in Baz Lurman's Great Gatsby) at the beautiful Wyndham's…
I’ve seen the power of the ocean represented by English National Opera very successfully, on the stage of the Coliseum, several times in recent years.
Headlong’s 1984 is fiercely intelligent and ingeniously realised at The Playhouse Theatre George Orwell’s world-famous novel of a terrifying dystopian future has had a wide and varied treatment on stage and screen, but…
Yay, it feels like summer is finally here! The perfect time to welcome one of the sunniest, funniest and most romantic Broadway musicals ever written, back to the West End.
Most people don't associate opera with romantic comedy but ten days after the grand misery of The Thebans I was back at the Coliseum to enjoy English National Opera in a much more playful mood.
If you're nervous, as I've been in the past, that you might be confused and bored by opera you need have no such fears about the Thebans.
The Queen and Margaret Thatcher take over The Vaudeville Theatre in Moira Buffini’s award-winning play about woman, power and politics.
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