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The Play That Goes Wrong transfers to Duchess Theatre from September
The Play That Goes Wrong, which has had excellent reviews at the Trafalgar, and before that the Old Red Lion pub theatre, transfers to the Duchess Theatre from September. There are some £20 tickets for the first month that can … Continue reading
Chimerica opens to great reviews at Pinter Theatre
Chimerica which had rave reviews at the Almeida Theatre earlier this year has opened to excellent reviews on the West End. The story from the website: “Tiananmen Square, 1989. As tanks roll through Beijing and soldiers hammer on his hotel … Continue reading
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Tagged Harold Pinter Theatre, Tiananmen Square, West End theatre
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London Wall transfer to St James Theatre May 1-June 1
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 … Continue reading
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Tagged Finborough Theatre, Guardian, James, London, London Wall, New York City, West End, West End theatre
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The Audience broadcast at Cinemas around UK on June 13th
The National Theatre Live will broadcast the West End production of The Audience starring Helen Mirren to cinemas around the world on June 13th, and varying dates internationally. Tickets will be available from 1 March.
Posted in Book Tickets Now!, Cinema, Theatre
Tagged Audience, Gielgud Theatre, Helen Mirren, National Theatre Live, Queen, West End, West End theatre, Winston Churchill
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Our Country’s Good Extends Run
Our Country’s Good which has received excellent reviews has extended its run at the St James Theatre. From the St. James: “THIEVES. MURDERERS. SADISTIC OFFICERS. A PLAY. This is what made Australia 25 years ago, Our Country’s Good premiered at … Continue reading
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time transfers to Apollo Theatre
The National Theatre’s sell-out production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time-based on Mark Haddons’ book- is transferring to the Apollo Theatre on March 1st. It was hard to imagine how Haddon’s book could be translated into … Continue reading
