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Nine Night - National Theatre
23 Jun
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NINE NIGHT, The National Theatre's Jamaican Family Comedy Transfers to the West End

Nine Night - National Theatre When our critic NASTAZJA DOMARADZKA reviewed the National Theatre's production of NINE NIGHT back in May she gave it five stars remarking that it was -

"beautiful and harrowing, yet full of lightness and humour that examines grief, family relationships and immigration"

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Kiss Me Kate
22 Jun
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Phil Willmott

Review: KISS ME KATE at the London Coliseum

Kiss Me Kate Watching the vintage musical KISS ME KATE, currently playing a two week run at the vast Coliseum Theatre as part of a national tour by Opera North, is a very old fashioned experience for the best and worst reason.

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Steph Parry as Dorothy Brock and 42nd Street Ensemble
15 Jun
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Understudy Steph Parry to Take Over from Lulu in 42nd Street’s Star Role

You may have read or heard the story of how understudy Steph Parry ran from her normal show 42nd STREET to take over a lead role in MAMMA MIA!, with no notice, last week.

Steph Parry as Dorothy Brock and 42nd Street EnsembleSteph Parry as Dorothy Brock and 42nd Street Ensemble. Photo Matt Crockett

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True West - Vaudeville Theatre
15 Jun
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Dream Team Kit Harington and Johnny Flynn to star as brothers in Sam Shepard's TRUE WEST

True West - Vaudeville Theatre It's just been announced that Game Of Thrones’ star KIT HARINGTON is returning to the West End in Sam Shepard's sizzling play about rival brothers, TRUE WEST.

I'm suprised to discover it's never been presented in the West End before as it's an undisputed masterpiece and contains two exceptional roles for leading actors.

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Dreamgirls
12 Jun
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Dreamgirls sets closing date in the West End

Dreamgirls Hurry! If you haven't seen the glorious DREAMGIRLS in the West End you only have until January 12th when it closes in the West End ahead of a national tour.

It's one of the best loved musicals of the past 50 years, a reputation cemented by a terrific movie and the rave reviews of both critics and audiences who have seen it at the Savoy Theatre.

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