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october theatre news 2024
29 Oct
News
Emmie Newitt

London Theatre October 2024 Monthly Round Up

The October monthly roundup is here! We share with you the most talked about theatre news in October and highlight the must-see shows the next month.

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pan theatre peckham
28 Oct
Casts
Emmie Newitt

Cast announced for PAN at Theatre Peckham

The world premiere of the brand new festive show 2024 conceived by actor and Geoff Aymer and Suzann McLean MBE will run for a limited run in December.

pan theatre peckhamTyler Ephraim as Peter Pan. Photo by Theatre Peckham

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Stories - The Tap Dance Sensation at Peacock Theatre
28 Oct
Reviews
Stuart King

Review: STORIES - THE TAP DANCE SENSATION at Peacock Theatre

Developed by Romain Rachline Borgeaud, STORIES is the tap dance sensation presented by the RB Dance Company, 2018 finalists of France’s equivalent of Britain’s Got Talent. The show has been wowing audiences around Europe and now plays a short run at the Peacock Theatre until 2nd November.

Stories - The Tap Dance Sensation at Peacock TheatreStories - The Tap Dance Sensation at Peacock Theatre.

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barcelona duke of yorks theatre
25 Oct
News
Emmie Newitt

Production images released for BARCELONA at the Duke of York's Theatre

Bess Wohl's powerful two-person play is making its UK debut for a strictly limited 12-week run.

barcelona duke of yorks theatreÁlvaro Morte & Lily Collins in Barcelona. Photo by Marc Brenner

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John Hollingworth, Adam Hugill, Matt Sutton and Matthew Durkan in Reykjavik. Credit Mark Douet
25 Oct
Reviews
Stuart King

Review: REYKJAVIK at Hampstead Theatre

Richard Bean has considerable form when it comes to writing sharp, timing-critical comedy, so the Feb’76 sinking of a fishing trawler off the coast of Iceland resulting in the loss of fifteen souls, would seem an unlikely starting point for the man who gave us One Man, Two Guvnors and Jack Absolute Flies Again. So how does Hampstead Theatre’s latest opener REYKJAVIK measure up in the banter stakes?

John Hollingworth, Adam Hugill, Matt Sutton and Matthew Durkan in Reykjavik. Credit Mark DouetJohn Hollingworth, Adam Hugill, Matt Sutton and Matthew Durkan in Reykjavik. Credit Mark Douet.

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