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The Knowledge - Charing Cross Theatre
08 Aug
New Shows
Phil Willmott

Vintage Taxi Cab Comedy Comes to The Charing Cross Theatre

The Knowledge - Charing Cross Theatre Recently the Charing Cross Theatre has successfully reinvented itself as a home for innovative musical theatre. If you haven’t seen their latest show Yank, a tear jerking story of gay love in World War II, do go, it’s packed with gorgeous tunes and I highly recommend it.

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The Lie - Menier Chocolate Factory
08 Aug
New Shows
Phil Willmott

Discover THE LIE at The Menier Chocolate Factory

The Lie - Menier Chocolate Factory The Menier Chocolate Factory is a little hit-producing theatre near London Bridge station.

Against the odds they’ve originated some of the West End and Broadway's most acclaimed productions in recent years.

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Aida - English National Opera
08 Aug
News
Phil Willmott

Phelim McDermott launches the news season at English National Opera with his fresh take on the classic, AIDA

Aida - English National Opera Good news for opera fans! It’s been announced that the innovative and inspirational director, Olivier Award-winner Phelim McDermott, will direct a new production of Aida to launch English National Opera’s 2017/18 season.

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Annie The Musical
06 Aug
Casts
Phil Willmott

Craig Revel Horwood to play Miss Hannigan in Annie

Annie The Musical These days you need a star in a West End show to keep the box office busy. It wasn't always thus. Back in the 1980s producer Cameron Macintosh made the show itself the the main attraction with mega-hits like Les Miserables and it didn't particularly matter who was in it, the public were just excited to see Les Mis regardless of who happened to be playing Jean Vajean.

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APOLOGIA - Freema Agyeman, Laura Carmichael, Joseph Millson, Desmond Baritt, Stockard Channing
04 Aug
Reviews
Stuart King

Review: APOLOGIA at Trafalgar Studios

APOLOGIA - Freema Agyeman, Laura Carmichael, Joseph Millson, Desmond Baritt, Stockard Channing Among the personal possessions I've accumulated during many years of theatregoing, is a programme signed for me by Stockard Channing at the stage door of the Comedy Theatre in 1991. Back then, she was garnering plaudits for her turn as empathically naïve Ouisa Kittredge in Six Degrees of Separation. I am delighted to report that in Apologia, which has just opened at Trafalgar Studios, Channing (now aged 73), delivers an equally noteworthy performance which is set to dazzle West End audiences.

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