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Until Sat May 30, Vaudeville Theatre
Alan Ayckbourn's 1985 play 'Woman in Mind' – directed by the playwright – begins like one of his tip-top sitcoms...
Mar 10-Sep 26, Palace Theatre
Jason Donovan launches what could be the finest comback since Rocky Balboa, starring in the new stage musical of the much-loved drag queen drama
Until Sat Mar 14, Arcola Theatre
Studio II: Staged in the round, accompanied by live music and presented by an international company made up of artists from France, Greece and Puerto Rico,...
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Until Sat Mar 28, Young Vic
Pete Postlethwaite plays the King in Rupert Goold's Thatcher-years 'Lear', down from Liverpool's Everyman Theatre
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Until Sat Mar 14, Jermyn Street Theatre
The first UK revival since its world premiere in 1997 of Sondheim's 'forgotten' first musical, set just before the Wall Street Crash, about the relationship...
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Until Sat Apr 25, Haymarket Theatre Royal
Stephen Berkoff is to be applauded for taking this play as far away from Elia Kazan's seminal 1954 film as possible, transforming the traditionally flaky...
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Until Sat Mar 14, Almeida Theatre
In the 29 years since Tom Kempinski's chamber-play about an MS-afflicted violinist and her mind-doctor was first performed, drama has pushed the...
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Until Sat Apr 11, Trafalgar Studios
New major revival of Orton's dark study of sexual manners starring Imelda Staunton and Matthew Horne from 'Gavin and Stacey'
Brilliant offers on tickets for the biggest shows in town – including 'Wicked', 'Carousel', 'Les Miserables', 'Billy Elliot', 'Chicago', 'Dirty Dancing' and 'Avenue Q'
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Mar 5-10, Toynbee Studios
Go on a fantastical journey through east London with Paper Cineam, featuring live music by Roger Eno and images by Nic Rawling
New shorts by a selection of East End playwrights including Steven Berkoff and David Eldridge...
East Festival: New part-opera, part-musical theatre piece which uses nine actor/singers to...
New production of Steven Berkoff's grotesque '70s portrait of lust, racism and brutality in the...
New shows like 'Sunset Boulevard', 'Oliver!' and 'Carousel' plus old favourites 'Billy Elliot', 'Wicked', 'Hairspray' et al
David Hare's 55 minute meditation on Germany's capital city.
Stage adaptation of Hagan's Booker Prize nominated novel about a Catholic priest who befriends...
The spirit of the London Hippodrome in its heyday lives on, in aptly scuzzy form, in 'La...
Brian Freil's Olivier-award winning play about 1930s rural Ireland.
New comedy – with songs – surfing four waves of immigration in Bethnal Green, from...
Alan Bennett's rarely-performed dark comedy about an elderly couple who are observed by a...
Influenced by Ingmar Bergman, Shakespeare, Chekhov and even Noël Coward, Stephen Sondheim's...
When Lee Hall turned 'Billy Elliot' the film into a musical, he was careful to pay attention to...
Frank Wedekind's oft-banned 1891 play about repression, brutality, masturbation and Christian...
The RSC ends its winter season at the Novello with one of Shakespeare's most controversial...
'Atonement' star James McAvoy returns to the West End stage in an exploration of the enigma of...
Miller's classic study of the 'American dream' starring 'Brideshead Revisited' actress Atwell.