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Hairspray
Hairspray is a musical from the USA, inspired by the 1988 smash hit film. The music is by Marc Shaiman, and the lyrics by Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman. It's a magical feast of 1960s-style music and rhythm and blues tunes, and it's guaranteed to get your feet tapping at the magnificent London Coliseum. It's on from April 2020, and the anticipation is mounting fast!
Starring: Michael Ball
Tickets from £20.80
Betrayal
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The Jamie Lloyd Company's season of one act Pinter plays continues, an awe-inspiring series that delights audiences at the Harold Pinter theatre. Welcome to Betrayal, a dazzlingly clever exploration of one-upmanship, face saving, dishonesty, and self deception. What a play, what a theatre, and what a star... in the shape of the brilliant Tom Hiddleston.
Starring: Tom Hiddleston , Charlie Cox , Zawe Ashton
Tickets from £17.90
School of Rock the Musical
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School of Rock, The Musical – Fresh from Broadway. Jack Black gathered loads of critical acclaim for his lead role in the movie, a monster of a hit in 2003. It was quite simply hilarious, a feel-good film that out-grossed every screen comedy to earn vast amounts of money across the world. Now it's on stage in London, adapted masterfully for the stage and setting theatreland on fire for an extremely funny rock-fest you won't forget in a hurry.
Starring: David Fynn
Tickets from £17.75
Big The Musical
Do you remember the 1988 film, Big? The one where a small boy makes a big wish that comes true, transforming him into a grown-up played by Tom Hanks? It's a charming, funny, delightful movie, and this equally charming musical is set to be just as heartwarming, just as much fun. It's on at the Dominion theatre for a limited run, so don't miss it!
Starring: Jay McGuiness
Tickets from £35.00
9 to 5 the Musical
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Dolly Parton’s movie 9 to 5 was a huge success, 100% fun and games, filled with fabulous tunes. It was transformed into a rollicking musical in 2008 and fans have been waiting with bated breath for the show to hit London. Now it's here, and you can be one of the first to experience the Dolly effect. Prepare yourself for the show of a lifetime!
Starring: Amber Davies , Brian Conley , Louise Redknapp , Natalie McQueen
Tickets from £22.00
Only Fools and Horses the Musical
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If you fell about laughing every time Del Boy, Rodney, Trigger and co appeared on telly, you're not the only one. Millions of us almost did ourselves a mischief when Del Boy fell through the bar, and you're in good company. More or less the entire nation laughed fit to bust, and now it's coming to the West End stage. Welcome to Only Fools and Horses, the Musical.
Starring: Paul Whitehouse , Ryan Hutton , Tom Bennett
Tickets from £11.90
The Lehman Trilogy
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The Lehman Trilogy is transferring from the Lyttleton theatre at the National to the West End's Piccadilly theatre. It waves a tale that is all too familiar to anyone who has suffered since 2008, when the credit crunch totalled the economy and the global recession bit. This is the story of the Lehman Brothers, whose bank's failure ultimately set the recession in stone.
Starring: Adam Godley , Ben Miles , Simon Russell Beale
Tickets from £21.40
50% off
Man of La Mancha
Couples (84%) Theatregoers (96%) i
Man of La Mancha is a 1965 musical with a book by Dale Wasserman, lyrics by Joe Darion, and wonderful show tunes by Mitch Leigh. It is adapted from Wasserman's non-musical 1959 teleplay I, Don Quixote, which was itself inspired by Miguel de Cervantes' 1600s classic tale Don Quixote. It's on at the London Coliseum in 2019 and the anticipation is already mounting for this quirky musical, loved by millions.
Starring: Danielle De Niese , Kelsey Grammer
Tickets from £15.00
Admissions
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The quirky Trafalgar Studios One venue is home to a brilliant new comedy. It comes from the pen of the same playwright who gave us the outrageous Bad Jews, Joshua Harmon, and the people who produced the smash hit Oslo. It stars the darling of ER and Doctor Who, Alex Kingston. And the reviews so far are outstanding. Welcome to Admissions.
Starring: Alex Kingston , Sarah Hadland
Tickets from £17.90
The Starry Messenger
Take one generous dose of Matthew Broderick, the American actor and singer famed for his roles as the title character in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, the voice of the grown-up Simba in Disney's Lion King and a great many more. Grab one extraordinary play crafted with love and care by Kenneth Lonergan. What do you get? It's the remarkable The Starry Messenger, a magical play that might just change your life.
Starring: Elizabeth McGovern , Matthew Broderick
Tickets from £14.90
Bitter Wheat
Introducing Bitter Wheat, a new play by David Mamet. This marks the first time the awesomely quirky, hugely talented John Malkovich has been on the London stage for 33 years, an event in itself. The playwright is a Pulitzer Prize winner with an impressive collection of stage hits under his belt. The signs are all looking good. Don't miss Bitter Wheat, a thoroughly modern play with a dark heart.
Starring: John Malkovich
Tickets from £18.00
40% off
Rosmersholm
Theatregoers (93%) i
Head for the gorgeous Duke of York's theatre for a classic play written more than 150 years ago. It still has teeth, still has the ability to shock and delight. Some say Rosmersholm is only equalled by Ibsen's 1884 play, The Wild Duck. Whatever your opinion, this is an intellectual tour de force exploring big subjects like free thinking, morals, society and politics. Prepare to be stimulated!
Starring: Hayley Atwell , Tom Burke
Tickets from £15.00
The Night of the Iguana
Make your way to the beautiful Noel Coward theatre to enjoy The Night of the Iguana, a powerful stage play written by the US author Tennessee Williams, based on his 1948 short story. Since then we've seen two movie adaptations, the Academy Award-winning 1964 film directed by John Huston and starring Richard Burton, Ava Gardner, and Deborah Kerr, and an adaptation made in Croatia during the year 2000.
Starring: Anna Gunn , Clive Owen , Lia Williams
Tickets from £25.00
Les Misérables: The All-Star Staged Concert
It started life as a French concept album. The first musical-stage adaptation of Les Misérables took place at the Palais des Sports in 1980, a run lasting three months. In 1983 the legendary theatre producer Cameron Mackintosh was given of a copy of the concept album by the director Peter Farago, who thought it was brilliant. He asked Mackintosh to create an English-language version of the show, Macintosh agreed, and the rest is history.
Starring: Alfie Boe , Carrie Hope Fletcher , Matt Lucas , Michael Ball
Tickets from £18.00
Present Laughter
Noёl Coward's work is always provocative, always witty. Present Laughter is one of his best comic plays, whose title comes from a song in Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night. The Old Vic is one of the capital's best-loved venues. It's a match made in theatre heaven... and the marvellous Andrew Scott is at the helm playing Gary Essendine. Resistance is futile – go see it!
Starring: Andrew Scott
Tickets from £25.00
The Man In The White Suit
What happens when one very clever chap invents a marvellous new fabric that never, ever gets dirty? Havoc, that's what! Welcome to the stage version of the brilliant Ealing comedy of the same name, brought bang up to date thanks to the talented Stephen Mangan. The result is quirky, charming and very funny, set like the original in the 1950s.
Starring: Kara Tointon , Stephen Mangan
Tickets from £17.90
Mythos A Trilogy: Men
Adapted from his best-selling book, Stephen Fry brings to brilliant life the gods, monsters and mortals of ancient Greece. Comedian, actor, broadcaster, writer and raconteur Stephen Fry cordially invites you to a rip-roaring romp through Greek mythology.
Starring: Stephen Fry
Tickets from £61.30
Mythos a Trilogy: Heroes
Adapted from his best-selling book, Stephen Fry brings to brilliant life the gods, monsters and mortals of ancient Greece. Comedian, actor, broadcaster, writer and raconteur Stephen Fry cordially invites you to a rip-roaring romp through Greek mythology.
Starring: Stephen Fry
Tickets from £61.30
Mythos a Trilogy: Gods
Adapted from his best-selling book, Stephen Fry brings to brilliant life the gods, monsters and mortals of ancient Greece. Comedian, actor, broadcaster, writer and raconteur Stephen Fry cordially invites you to a rip-roaring romp through Greek mythology.
Starring: Stephen Fry
Tickets from £61.30
The Girl On The Train
You've read the book. In fact, like millions of us, you've read it m,ore than once because the plot is so superb and the characters so well drawn. The 2016 movie starring Emily Blunt was just as compelling, just as hard to resist. Now it's on stage, the original has been touring Britain to great acclaim, and it's going to transfer to the West End soon. What a treat.
Starring: Samantha Womack
Tickets from £15.00
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Thriller - Live
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Waitress
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Aladdin The Musical
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Phantom of the Opera
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Mamma Mia!
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The Woman in Black
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The Lion King
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9 to 5 the Musical
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