Top London Shows - September 2014
Where has the summer gone? As usual time has zipped by and we're suddenly in September, the kids are back at school and theatreland returns to normal for a few short weeks before the festive season kicks off.
Where has the summer gone? As usual time has zipped by and we're suddenly in September, the kids are back at school and theatreland returns to normal for a few short weeks before the festive season kicks off.
It's September, which can only mean one thing – our September Spectacular sale has arrived! With savings of up to 65%* with your theatre ticket to be had, take a look at our feast of fantastic offers below.
Shakespeare in Love ignites the hearts and minds of audiences at the Noel Coward Theatre Back in 1998, film director John Madden embarked on bringing Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman’s screenplay Shakespeare in Love to…
Made in Dagenham is due to open its doors to the public very soon, but new musicals seem cursed on the West End. Can this one buck the trend?
Ultimate Beatles show Let It Be is back in the West End for a limited summer run. Packed with over 40 of the Fab Four's greatest hits, it's your chance to re-experience The Beatles' meteoric rise from humble beginnings…
As the summer holidays start to bed in, the character of our monthly chart changes. There are still a few of last month's big hitters in August's chart, but we also have a flurry of new entries.
Liam Mower, who originated the role of Billy in Billy Elliot the Musical, along with James Lomas and George Maguire, will take to the stage of the Victoria Palace Theatre once again on Sunday 28 September for a special…
The original British Elphaba, Kerry Ellis is set to return to the award-winning musical Wicked for a short period of just 12 weeks, from 4 August 2014.
After the multi award-winning success of the original West End duo of Gavin Creel and Jared Gertner, the boys are leaving the London production of The Book of Mormon to make way for two new American actors to take on…
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