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Continue reading →: The Americana Revue-Theatre Royal Winchester.The auditorium in Theatre Royal Winchester was rocking last night, February 2nd 2026 as The Americana Revue took to the stage with headliner singer and x-factor runner up Ben Mills. Firmly based in legendary American rock artists the band covers a wide range of popular songs from bands such as…
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Continue reading →: RANK-Poole Lighthouse.OffPiste Theatre presents RANK what really goes on in the world of taxi drivers, are they are all ruthless overcharging money grabbers. Or compassionate unpaid counsellors who hear every story and situation from the fare payers who enter their work space. Everybody has a story and each person who enters…
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Continue reading →: BURLESQUE IS BIG. BURLESQUE IS BEAUTIFUL and BURLESQUE IS BACK!
Burlesque the Musical – original West End cast Photo Pamela Raith Burlesque the Musical, based on the iconic Golden Globe Best Picture nominated film starring Christina Aguilera and Cher, written and directed by Steven Antin, will return in triumph to the West End this summer following its 100% sold out…
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Continue reading →: FISH BOWL, Compagnie le Fils du Grand Réseau – Peacock Theatre.Fish Bowl is an exceptionally entertaining European mime clowning production, strongly influenced by silent movies style productions. Offering the audience a cross-sectional view of three tenants living in a top-floor house which has been divided into three tiny bedsit-style flats, each tenant is divided by a paper-thin wall, and privacy…
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Continue reading →: Fawlty Towers – The Play, Edinburgh Playhouse.A wet Edinburgh evening might have dampened spirits outside, but inside the Playhouse, Fawlty Towers was in full flight. Rain rattled on windows while umbrellas were folded, coats shook dry, and the audience prepared for chaos inside the hotel. Paul Nicholas was slated to play the Major but pulled out…
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Continue reading →: Mrs President-Charing Cross Theatre.Keala Settle takes on the formidable role of Mrs President the wife of American President Abraham Lincoln. In Settle’s first non-singing production. With a strong stage presence, she highlights the battles of grief, mental illness and public disapproval that Mary Lincoln faced. Especially when her own son tried to have…
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Continue reading →: Ralf Little to play Alec Leamas-New Victoria Theatre Woking.
RALF LITTLE is to play ‘ALEC LEAMAS’ in THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD. The critically acclaimed production of John le Carré’s The Spy Who Came In From The Cold will embark on a major UK tour, playing at the New Victoria Theatre in Woking from Tue 31 Mar until…
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Continue reading →: Beautiful Little Fool-Southwark Playhouse.What hits you on entering the large space at Southwark Playhouse is Shankho Chaudhuri’s astonishing set: a vertiginous wall of black shelving that climbs towards the roof, with a balcony and staircases, crammed with books, boxes and the detritus of a literary life. It has height, depth and swagger, and…
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Continue reading →: Master Class by Tim Connery-Jack Studio Theatre.
Roger Sutherland (Alex Dee) is busy setting up his class for the evening in a Primary School classroom. At first, it’s not obvious what he is about to teach until in walks Gary Brock (Kurt Lucas). Who is excited to see the seasoned actor Roger, whose taking the acting Master…
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Continue reading →: For One Night Only!-Blue Apple Theatre.Since Blue Apple Theatre started twenty years ago in 2005. Tommy Jessop has Down syndrome and expressed his ambition to become an actor. With the absence of suitable inclusive theatre options, his mother, Jane Jessop, created a new organisation where every performer would be equally valued. Over the past twenty…
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