London Wall, which was acclaimed at the Finborough theatre, where it was performed as part of their series of rediscovered early 20th century plays, is transferring to the St James theatre.  You can read the Guardian review here.

 From the St. James website: “In a solicitor’s office, Brewer, the office manager, sees pretty new typist Pat as fair game, even though she is a green 19 and going steady with a reliable boyfriend. Some of the more experienced secretaries try to warn her. Others leave her to her fate. Meanwhile, cynical Miss Janus is jilted by her lover and at the desperate age of 35 her romantic life seems to be over.

London Wall  first appeared in the West End in 1931 and offered contemporary audiences a rare look at the life of women office workers in the City. An 80 year old play arrives on stage at a time when the continuing inability of men to see women as professional equals and colleagues is exceedingly topical.”
★★★★★ – whatsonstage.com  ★★★★★ – The Arts Desk
★★★★ – Time Out  ★★★★ – Guardian   ★★★★ – The Times

£15 Band A Preview tickets can be purchased to certain performances with the code WALL and no booking fee. London Wall | St James Theatre.