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The Antipodes - National Theatre
31 Oct
Reviews
Phil Willmott

Review: THE ANTIPODES at the National Theatre

The Antipodes - National Theatre I was looking forward to this because reviews and word of mouth about American writer Annie Baker’s recent plays at the National Theatre, JOHN and the THE FLICK were so blisteringly good and I’d missed both.

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Whoopi Goldberg - Sister Act London
24 Oct
News
Phil Willmott

Sister Act, staring Whoopi Goldberg, Makes a Surprising return to the West End

Whoopi Goldberg - Sister Act London The West End is abuzz this morning with the news that the hit musical SISTER ACT will return to the capital next year starring movie actress Whoopi Goldberg.

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Moulin Rouge The Musical
21 Oct
New Shows
Phil Willmott

MOULIN ROUGE is coming to London!!! What can we expect?

Moulin Rouge The Musical The big West End news of recent days has been the announcement that the stage version of Baz Lurman’s hit Hollywood musical MOULIN ROUGE is to transfer from Broadway to the Piccadilly Theatre, London, and no ones more excited than me.

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Theatreland Quizzes
21 Oct
Quizzes
Phil Willmott

From Screen to Stage: Try our just for fun quiz

Sean Foleys staging of the classic British film comedy, The Man in the White Suit, which recently opened to mixed reviews, adds to the West End’d long list of recent, current and forthcoming shows adapted from movies.

Here’s our just for fun quiz based on London’s current crop of celluloid adaptations, running, leaving and about to open in the capital.

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UP Pompeii
14 Oct
News
Phil Willmott

Comedies on Stage: ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES, UPSTART CROW & UP POMPEII

UP Pompeii Hit TV shows don’t traditionally make good theatre. They’re tightly crafted to work within a thirty minute frame work and can seem over stretched when padded out to two plus hours.

But audiences love the familiar and the chance to see their favourite characters live is irresistible whether or not they’re played by the same actors as on TV, just as long as they look and sound like the originals and have the same catch phrases.

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