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 The 'unstageable' thriller is staged, with four cast members playing 150 roles and every memorable scene from the Hitchcock film
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 It is 1979 and Esme Allen has it all. A successful actress, she is at the pinnacle of her career and passionate about the West End stage where she earns a comfortable living. A visit from her daughter Amy, with a new boyfriend, a brash young gossip columnist and film critic, sets in motion a series of events that reach their shattering conclusion 16 years later. Stars Felicity Kendal, Jenna Russel (fresh from her triumphs in Sunday in the Park with George and Guys and Dolls). |
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 Avenue Q is not the most upmarket of New York streets, and is about as far away from Park Avenue as you can get, but it is home to some lively and off-the-wall characters performed by an unholy comedic alliance of humans and puppets! Princeton, a bright-eyed college graduate, has just moved to this neighbourhood as he desperately tries to follow his dreams and discover his ever-elusive purpose in life. |
Albery / Noël Coward |
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Bent follows one man's journey from the hedonistic cabarets and clubs of 1930s Berlin to the inhuman excesses of an opressive regime. When Max falls in love with a fellow prisoner he discovers the true meaning of love and self-acceptance against impossible odds. The first American play performed in London dealing with one man's latent homosexual desires. Recently voted one of the top 100 plays of the 20th century by the National Theatre. Bent redefined the notion of love and the lengths we go to protect those we love.
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Trafalgar Studios |
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Billy Elliot, the lad from a tough Northern town, disregards local scorn to fulfill his dream and take up ballet. Music by Elton John and the boys were selected from 3000 who auditioned. Based on one of Britian's most successful films, now rewritten for the stage.
Meal and ticket deals available Monday to Friday from £52.50
This show is heavily booked and theatregoers are strongly recommended to book their tickets as far in advance as possible. |
Victoria Palace - Victoria Street, Victoria, SW1 |
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 Willy Russell's award-winning musical features Liverpudlian twins, separated at birth because their mother cannot afford to keep them both, who go on to lead very different lives. This is a different sort of musical, drama and plot, not froth and floss. Olivier Awards and Tony nominations.
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Phoenix Theatre - Charing Cross Rd |
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A multi-sensory experience that combines theatre, percussive music, art, science and vaudeville into a form of entertainment that is like nothing else.
"a rite of joyous infantile regression. Children and adolescents of all ages will have a ball." The Independent
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| In 1931 while the rest of Berlin prepares for war, inside the Kit Kat Klub everything is dark, sexual and morally ambiguous. Sally Bowles is the wayward girl who sets the carbaret alight and sets hearts a flutter |
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 Chaucer's pilgrims tell tales to pass the time on the way to Canterbury. As the pilgrims come from all aspects of society, so their tales differ in content and style. Part I (The Knight, The Miller And Other Tales): The pilgrimage starts with a tale of chivalrous love as one would expect from a gallant knight. The Miller's version of love is far bawdier, while the Nun's Priest tells of a vain cockerel!
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Gielgud Theatre |
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 Chaucer's pilgrims tell tales to pass the time on the way to Canterbury. As the pilgrims come from all aspects of society, so their tales differ in content and style. Part Two (The Wife Of Bath And Other Tales): As the pilgrims advance closer to Canterbury, the Wife of Bath tells of unfortunate husbands and the Franklin shares a courtly love.
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Gielgud Theatre |
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 One of London's most renowned musicals with the just as famous star of Roxie, an aquitted 'murderer' of her lover. With another murderess, they form an unusual nightclub act to surely grab anyones attention.
Chicago transferred from the Adelphi Theatre 28 April 2006
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Cambridge Theatre |
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 Daddy Cool, the new musical set to the tunes of Boney M, follows Sunny, a young Londoner that lives for music. Echoing the tale of Romeo And Juliet, Sunny is ensnared by the rivalry between local London gangs when he falls for Rose, the daughter of infamous East London club owner Ma Baker. Opens in September 2006, previewing in August.
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 A celebration of the greatest motown hits. This musical revue traces the music of Tamala Motown and the founding of their unique sound from the 1960s. An eight piece band and a gang of tribute characters sing and dance their hit songs like the originals, including Marvin Gaye, the Jackson Five, Gladys Knight and the Pips, Lionel Richie, Diana Ross plus a host of others.
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The Housemans take their vacation at a popular holiday camp, where youngest daughter 'Baby' meets dance teacher from the wrong side of the tracks, Johnny. There begins a classic love story through which we see that love can conquer all barriers and we learn that 'nobody puts Baby in the corner'! The iconic film Dirty Dancing, which starred Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze, was released in 1987 and has become the benchmark by which all 'chick flicks' are now judged.
Booking until: 18 October 2007 |
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 Six former students return to their university college for a reunion dinner 25 years after graduating. Whilst their lives may have had varying degrees of success, all are connected by a common past. Michael Frayn's comedy returns for the first time since 1976.
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 Evita, one of the world's greatest musicals, returns to London's West End after 21 years. Directed by the award-winning Michael Grandage and featuring lyrics by Tim Rice and music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Evita tells the story of the iconic Eva Perón, the second wife of Argentine dictator Juan Perón. It chronicles her life as Argentina's most complex and powerful figure, against a backdrop of political unrest, until her tragic death of cancer in 1952. |
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 Footloose tells the story of city boy Ren who has to move to a rural backwater in America where dancing is banned. All hell breaks out as Ren breaks loose and soon has the whole town on its feet. Adapted by Dean Pitchford, the man behind the movie, Footloose contains some of the slickest, sexiest dance routines you can see on stage choreographed by Olivier award winner Karen Bruce! |
Novello (formerly the Strand Theatre) |
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In 1972, a break in was foiled at the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee at the Watergate Hotel in Washington DC. Within days, a connection had been made between the thieves, the White House and President Nixon's closest aides. It unleashed one of the greatest scandals in modern American politics and ended with Nixon's humiliating resignation.
David Frost's interviews with Richard Nixon drew the largest audience of a news interview ever. |
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Guys and Dolls, brimming with unforgettable songs, is the story of a bet by Sky Masters at Nathan Detroit’s floating crap game, that he can date the prim Salvationist, Sarah Brown, and then promises to save her mission hall by providing her with twelve “true” sinners.
This show is heavily booked, especially at weekends and theatregoers are advised to book well in advance
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 Jean Valjean, released on parole after 19 years on the chain gang, finds that the yellow ticket-of-leave he must, by law, display, condemns him to be an outcast. Who will be his faith? This is an inspiring story set at the time of the French Revolution, love, drama with passionate music and songs, and often very moving.
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The Queens Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue |
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 The stage adaptation of Disney's hugely successful animated film of the adventures of Simba, all brought to life with a class act of cast and design. Music by Elton John, lyrics by Elton John and Tim Rice. Additional songs by Lebo M, Julie Taymor, Mark Mancina and Hans Zimmer.
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Lyceum Theatre - Wellington Street |
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 A selection of 22 wonderful ABBA songs - all wrapped in a storyline involving a mid-life Mum and her soon-to-be-wedded daughter.
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Prince of Wales Theatre |
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 Mary Poppins is the new stage musical based on the stories of PL Travers and the Walt Disney Film - it's one of the most eagerly awaited theatrical events for decades. The designers have promised some spectacular effects -- so be warned! With rising star Laura-Michelle Kelly in the title role. The stage version is not quite so fluffy as the film and is recommended for children of at least seven years old.
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Prince Edward, Old Compton Street |
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 This year marks the fifty-second anniversary of the opening of the worlds greatest and longest running thriller and we still don't know whodunnit!
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St Martin's Theatre - West Street |
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 Lloyd Webber's romantic musical is based on Gaston Leroux's gothic novel of life beneath the stage of the Paris Opera House.
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Her Majesty's - Haymarket |
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A cast of 40 and a 20-piece orchestra come together in Trevor Nunn's adaptation of Gershwin's classic folk opera. When a craps game turns to murder, Bess is left stranded as her man flees the scene. Crippled beggar Porgy takes her in and cares for her as they live alongside the disapproving residents of Catfish Row. But Bess's past will be back to haunt her...
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 Mel Brooks' long awaited Broadway conquering, wacky, musical comedy masterpiece finally arrives at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London's West End.
Tickets for this show are in heavy demand and you are advised to book well in advance
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Theatre Royal - Drury Lane |
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 Tom Stoppard's new play views 1968-1990 from the perspective of Prague, where a band symbolises resistance to communism, and Cambridge, through three generations of a philosopher's family. Brian Cox, Sinead Cusack and Rufus Sewell lead the cast which is directed by Sir Trevor Nunn.
Please note this show is NOT a musical
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Duke of York's |
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 In the rural village of Merton-cum-Middlewick the inhabitants are preparing for a Nazi invasion. But while the worry of war looms over them, nosey-spinster Miss Skillon can't help but convince herself that the vicar's actress wife is having an affair and set about bringing her to justice. Meanwhile, there is an escaped prisoner of war on the loose, a visiting bishop, and handsome actor and a handful of meddling neighbours making life difficult. |
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 1850 Oregon: Adam wants a wife, so he nips into town, finds Milly and convinces her to marry him there and then. It is only when they return to his home that she discovers his six male siblings, all of whom want wives of their own. Inspired by the Roman's capture of the Sabine women, Adam hatches a cunning plan.
The rip-roaring musical features colourful costumes, exuberant sets and a host of classic songs.
Booking until: 25th November 2006
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Theatre Royal Haymarket |
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Acerbic young dance teacher Michael is painfully uprooted from New York to Florida, where he is hired for six weeks by sprightly yet lonely minister's wife Lily, who herself has a gift for dancing. An unlikely pairing, as they cha-cha, tango and waltz they share secrets and hopes, and a remarkable friendship blossoms.
Stars Billy Zane (Titanic, Dead Calm, The Phantom) and Claire Bloom
Booking until: 3 March 2007 |
Haymarket (Theatre Royal Haymarket) |
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| The hills are alive once more with the sound of a nun and a singing family telling us about a few of their favourite things, edelweiss and explaining that a doe is a deer, a female deer (this is in case you didn't know!). |
The London Palladium |
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"Lovingly ripped off" from Monty Python And The Holy Grail, Monty Python's Spamalot retells the story of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table (one of whom has to push the pram a lot). The classic tale of a heroic hunt for the Holy Grail is augmented with catapulted cows, bloodthirsty rabbits, insulting French people and gratuitously under-dressed showgirls.
Booking until: 26 May 2007 |
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 Music, Dance, Theatre, Choreography or Performance Art? Is it all of that?! Or is it none?! Well, both are sort of right... In a way. Confused? Read on...
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| Set in a village in County Kerry, Stones In His Pockets follows what happens when a film crew comes to town to shoot a Hollywood movie. The two cast members play 15 characters between them, including extras, locals and the film's spolit leading lady Caroline. |
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Tennessee Williams timeless play takes place in a small, insular town in America's Deep South in 1916. Alma Winemiller is a proper young Southern belle, who has long adored John, the charismatic but dissolute son of her neighbour and the town's respected doctor. As the drama unfolds in this tale of longing and unrequited love, lives are changed in a way that none of those involved could have ever predicted.
Closing: 7 February 2007 |
Apollo, Shavesbury Avenue |
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| John Mortimer – barrister, playwright, novelist and raconteur – whose autobiographical play is the affectionate portrait of a son's relationship with his father. Growing up in the shadow of the brilliant barrister, who adored his garden and hated visitors, and whose blindness was never mentioned, the son continually yearns for his father's love and respect. Cast includes: Derek Jacobi |
Whndhams |
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 Musical - Ben Elton and the rock group Queen join together to bring a Queen song fest to the West End. Set in a futuristic world where rock music is banned, but there is always someone . . .
Due to popular demand the run has now been extended to at least October 2007
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Dominion, Tottenham Court Road |
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 Two girls meet in the land of Oz. One, born with emerald-green skin, is smart, feisty and misunderstood. The other is beautiful, ambitious and very, very popular. Wicked is the story of these two unlikely friends and how they end up as the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good Witch.
Wicked has won 15 major awards during its record-breaking Broadway run, including a Grammy and three Tonys. |
Apollo Victoria |
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 The story, told in flashback, of a young man named Arthur Kipps who is sent to a deceased woman's house to learn more about her so her affairs can be settled accordingly. Cast includes: Hugh Ross & Dominic Rickhards.
If you like something really scary -- then you'll love this play!
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