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21 Apr
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Oliver Mitford

Kenneth Branagh’s West End season finally revealed

Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company It has been announced that Kenneth Branagh will helm a year-long season of plays in the West End. The star of stage and screen will direct and act in the season due to open at the Garrick Theatre in October 2016.

The plays include The Winter’s Tale and Romeo and Juliet, both by William Shakespeare, Harlequinade by Terence Rattigan, an adaptation of The Painkiller by Francis Veber, and The Entertainer by John Osborne.

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Groundhog Day - The Old Vic
14 Apr
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Oliver Mitford

Groundhog Day musical gets the green light

Groundhog Day - The Old Vic A new musical adaptation of the hit 1993 film Groundhog Day has been given the green light for a production at The Old Vic Theatre next year, following a second workshop in London last month.

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Aladdin London
13 Apr
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Oliver Mitford

Aladdin tipped for transfer to the Dominion Theatre

Aladdin London It seems that the Broadway producers of the Disney Theatrical smash-hit musical comedy Aladdin have got their sights set on the West End’s Dominion Theatre as the possible home for the London transfer.

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Mrs Henderson Presents
12 Mar
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Oliver Mitford

West End leading ladies cast for new musical Mrs Henderson Presents

Mrs Henderson Presents Not one but two West End leading ladies have been cast in the upcoming musical version of Mrs Henderson Presents. Emma Williams and Janie Dee will lead the cast when the production opens at Bath Theatre Royal from 14 August 2015, before a scheduled transfer to the West End.

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New Shows
04 Mar
New Shows
Oliver Mitford

The RSC's new play Oppenheimer comes to the West End

Oppenheimer The Royal Shakespeare Company has announced that their new play Oppenheimer will transfer to the West End on the 7 March 2015.

Written by Tom Morton-Smith, the production will run at the Vaudeville Theatre for a very limited eight-week period, following a sell out run at the RSC’s home in Stratford-upon-Avon.

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