Comedies

Comedies

Visit the West End for some good quality entertainment from the world of theatre. Witness great West End Shows from the pens of William Shakespeare, Harold Pinter, Alan Ayckbourne and Andrew Lloyd Webber and sit inside theatres with...
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Wicked

Wicked

The re-telling of the L. Frank Baum novel The Wizard of Oz was set to stage in 2003. The alternative story, Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, told through the perspective of the witches of Oz was written by...
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We Will Rock You

We Will Rock You

Concert tickets are available for a whole array of live shows, from live gigs featuring successful bands to performances from our favourite comedians. They are also available for a wide selection of West End shows at home in the...
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Too Close To The Sun

Too Close To The Sun

A musical concerning the plight of famous American author Ernest Hemingway will be making its way to the Comedy Theatre in July. The new show, for which there is yet to be an announcement concerning casting and creative talents, will...
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Twelfth Night

Twelfth Night

Twelfth Night is a classic play by William Shakespeare. The comedy was based on Of Apollonius and Silla written by Barnabe Rich which in the true Shakespearean way of reusing stories was based on Matteo Bandello’s story. The comedy...
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Toyer

Toyer

Toyer is showing at the Arts Theatre on Great Newport Street in London. The play opened on Monday 16th February 2009 with nightly evening performances and matinees on Wednesday to Saturdays at 3pm. The play tells of a serial killer...
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Three Days of Rain

Three Days of Rain

Three days of Rain tells of two generations and the interpretation of the older generation by the younger generation. The play centres around Walker, his sister Nan and their friend Pip. The three are linked by their fathers who were...
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Thank You For The Music

Thank You For The Music

From great bands to authentic tribute acts and monumental cover bands, live music is the best way to experience some great quality entertainment. People flock from all over the world to catch the biggest names whilst people will also...
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Sister Act

Sister Act

The stage performance of the blockbuster movie Sister Act is set to open in June 2009. The hit movie has been made into a musical following the lead actress of the film, Whoopi Goldberg, announced that she intended to produce a stage...
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Madame de Sade

Madame de Sade

Madame de Sade is the controversial play written by Yukio Mishima. The play was written in Japanese and received negativity when it was first shown in Japan in 1965. The play was particularly provocative as it discussed issues of the...
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