this is a worthy, weighty addition to the West End scene, anchored by two splendid performances, from the imitable David Suchet and Brendan Coyle
After a sell-out run at the Theatre Royal Bath, comes the Jonathan Church helmed the production of Arthur Miller's The Price. Starring acting legend David Suchet and Downton Abbey favourite Brendan Coyle,...
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Immaculately staged... roused even a staid matinee audience to hysterics
Following a 21-date national tour around the UK and huge popularity at Trafalgar Studios last year, Mischief Theatre's Olivier-winning comedy lands in the Duchess Theatre due to huge demand. After benefiting...
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"Lucy Bailey's production of Agatha Christie's ingenious courtroom drama fits perfectly in this debating chamber"
Head into the surrounds of the Grand Chamber of London County Hall for this innovative staging of Agatha Christie's dazzling play that casts you as the jury in the case of the Crown versus Leonard Vole....
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A beautiful, eloquent, dazzlingly inventive show about the wonders of life.
The seven-time Olivier and five-time Tony-winning The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time returns to London's West End for a limited time only this Winter! Wowing audiences since 2013 the hit...
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The material may not be cheerful, but Kimmings' on stage persona, as well as the tightly written and edited script, are full of a life-affirming humour that makes I'm a Phoenix a real joy to watch.
Following a 5 star sell-out run in 2018 Bryony Kimmings (The Pacifist's Guide to War on Cancer, Fake It Till You Make it) rises from the ashes of a devastating year with her first solo show in over a decade...
an eerily up to-the-moment warning from history
The Great Depression is laid bare in this 'mural for theatre' by Arthur Miller, based upon the oral history Hard Times by Stud Terkel. Beginning with the fortunes of the once prosperous Baum family who...
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All About Eve works terrifically, in part because the cast and script are excellent, in part because Can Hove's usual box of live video tricks is so apt for a story that always felt half of film, half of theatre
In the immortal words of Bette Davis, "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy night". The iconic movie that saw both Davis and Anne Baxter compete for an Oscar is finally being made into a stage...
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Katharine Parkinson is terrific as Laura Wade's fine domestic goddess satire hits the West End
From Laura Wade (Posh), the critically acclaimed play, Home, I'm Darling transfers to the West End's Duke of York's Theatre this January. With Katherine Parkinson, this unique comedy-drama takes aim at...
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It's not what could go wrong; more a question of what could go right!
Not content with dominating the West End with their mega-hit madcap romp The Play That Goes Wrong, Mischief Theatre bring us a brand new show, The Comedy About A Bank Robbery, dispelling any myths that...
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Join the millions who have already discovered whodunit, but will not share their secret...
In 1952, Agatha Christie's sprawling and intricate new whodunnit, The Mousetrap (based on her radio play, Three Blind Mice), opened in the West End on a very strict condition; no one was to ever give away...
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One of the most brilliantly effective spine-chillers you will ever encounter
Celebrating 30 years of frightening audiences in the West End, the spine-chilling adaptation of Susan Hill's gothic novella The Woman in Black, is set as a play within a play. Elderly Arthur Kipps retells...
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Extraordinary... It is a piece of theatre that captures all of Fitzgerald's poetry, and the stink that hovers beneath the perfumed lives of its characters.
The Guild of Misrule and The Immersive Ensemble invite you into the world of elusive millionaire Jay Gatsby in this captivating new theatrical experience that retells F. Scott Fitzgerald's magnificent...
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Florian Zeller's hotly anticipated The Son completes her award winning trilogy.
After her Olivier Award-winning The Father and the critically acclaimed The Mother Florian Zeller returns to London with the latest offering to her trilogy. Directed by Michael Longhurst, The Son explores...
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Apphia Campbell is nothing short of sensational... she will make you cheer for her, smile with her and then sting your eyes with tears
Fringe First Award-winning playwright and performer Apphia Campbell brings her tour de force one-woman show about the life of venerated jazz singer and civil rights activist Nina Simone to London's Trafalgar...
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Shakespeare's Richard II breaks new ground in the hands of a company comprised of women of color
'On The Shoulders Of Ghosts', the second festival of the Globe's 2018/19 season explores the often imperceptible line between politics and the personal. A whirlwind of power, plotting and historical intrigue,...
A powerful historical drama filled with intrigue, royal politics and forbidden love
Christopher Marlowe's complex portrayal of the Machiavellian politics, scandal, power and tragedy surrounding King Edward and his forbidden love for English nobleman Piers Gaveston has fascinated audiences...
Sherman's tender reflection on the contemporary freedoms of gay men and the painful struggles of the past that made them possible is shattering
Following its critically acclaimed world premiere at New York's Public Theater in 2018, Tony nominee Martin Sherman's deeply moving new drama enjoys an Off-West End transfer at the Park Theatre in early...
David Ireland's story about a Belfast loyalist is a blackly comic examination of sectarian hatred - and a subversive drama that has never been more relevant
Following its critically acclaimed West End Debut in 2016, and subsequent Off-Broadway transfer in 2018, David Ireland's subversive heavy-hitter Cypress Avenue returns to London for a strictly limited...
It heralds the 20th-century's cry for female emancipation
Not too long ago, a play asserting female independence and a determination for change was discovered in the British Library. The astonishing thing is that this play was amongst Edwardian playwright Harley...
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Ralph Fiennes returns to the Shakespeare play after 30 years!
Film and stage royalty Ralph Fiennes returns to the play that made his name playing Claudio in 1988, this time in the lead role of Antony! Shakespeare's historical play depicting Ancient Egypt's first...
Rory Kinnear returns to the National in 2018
Anne-Marie Duff and Rory Kinnear lead Shakespeare's murderous tragedy when it returns to the National in 2018, directed by Rufus Norris. Marking Kinnear's return to the NT since his star turn in 2016's...
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Harriet Lane's first novel is a tightly woven tale of deceit and ambition in literary London
Harriet Lane's 2012 debut thriller is adapted into a new stage drama by Lucinda Coxon, premiering at London's brand-new theatre at Tower Bridge. As part of the Bridge Theatre's inaugural season directed...
Our version of Sherlock Holmes will have all the elements that fans want and expect, but with new twists and turns and plenty of surprises.....
Watson! The Game is afoot! The world's most famous sleuth is about to get a brand-new stage play adaptation on Broadway in 2017, then headed back over to the West End, at a venue yet to be confirmed....
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So this is Dickens, with magic. It's a raunchless Game of Thrones with heart. Crucially, it's authentic Potter but, most importantly, it's new. It's not the movie of the book. It's the real deal, live in front of you, so much better than any film could b
Brace yourselves London, JK Rowling has blessed us with another foray into the Potterverse, announcing that new play 'Harry Potter And The Cursed Child' will apparate into The Palace Theatre sometime next...
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Orange Is The New Black ain't got nothing on the women who bare all in Inside Bitch
It may be a play about women in prison, but Orange Is The New Black this is not! Inside Bitch is a brand new dramedy devised by members of Clean Break, a theatre company dedicated to keeping the subject...
A darkly comic new play that wrestles with what Trump is, both politically and existentially
Following her critically acclaimed runs of Mr. Burns and The Twilight Zone at the Almeida Theatre in recent years, American playwright Anne Washburn returns to the renowned theatre hub with her third offering,...
