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Mr Foote’s Other Leg
07 Oct
New Shows
Oliver Mitford

Mr Foote’s Other Leg transfers to the Theatre Royal Haymarket

Mr Foote’s Other Leg Ian Kelly’s stage adaptation of his own book Mr Foote’s Other Leg has announced its transfer to the West End after a critically acclaimed run at the Hampstead Theatre.

The production directed by Richard Eyre and starting Simon Russell Beale opened at the Hampstead Theatre on 27 September 2015 to rave reviews and standing ovations.

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The Wind in The WIllows Musical
05 Oct
New Shows
Oliver Mitford

Is Wind in the Willows musical set for the West End?

The Wind in The WIllows Musical Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellows and musical theatre legends George Stiles and Anthony Drewe have been hard at work over the past year on a new musical adaptation of Kenneth Grahame’s much-loved classic tale of The Wind in the Willows.

The musical is due to open at Plymouth Theatre Royal in October 2016 and rumour has it that it will make its way into London’s West End soon after.

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Hangmen - Wyndham's Theatre
05 Oct
New Shows
Oliver Mitford

Royal Court’s Hangmen transfers to Wyndham’s Theatre

Hangmen - Wyndham's Theatre The world premiere of Hangmen, Martin McDonagh’s new play is currently playing to sell-out houses at London’s Royal Court Theatre in Sloane Square, and now the critically acclaimed production will transfer to the West End in December 2015.

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Wicked Apollo Victoria
05 Oct
Reviews
Nastazja Domaradzka

Review: WICKED at the Apollo Victoria

Wicked Apollo Victoria Wicked the musical hit, which tells the story of the wicked witch in the famous “The Wizard of Oz” has been attracting thousands of audiences to the West End for over 9 years. To use the word spectacle would not give justice to this production as it is pure musical theatre ecstasy for both eyes and ears, yet despite its great visuals and vocals there is something lacking in this world of Oz.

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Slap
05 Oct
Reviews
Phil Willmott

Review: SLAP at The Theatre Royal Stratford

Slap The Theatre Royal, in Stratford, East London has a fine tradition of giving a voice to those under represented in theatre. In the 1960’s director Joan Littlewood put a whole generation of East End writers on stage and in recent years Philip Hedley and now Kerry Michaels have tirelessly reflected the culture and ethnic diversity of London in the range of writers they’ve presented in the lovely old Edwardian venue.

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