The largest production of Oliver! ever staged has landed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Lionel Bart’s classic, first staged in London in 1960, stars  Griff Rhys Jones as Fagin. Appearing alongside them are the stars of BBC television’s I’d Do Anything, Jodie Prenger as Nancy with Gwion Wyn Jones,  Zac Hurst & Frances
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The classic tale of The Wizard of Oz comes to the West End as a full length musical, with the legendary &rew Lloyd Webber having composed new additional songs for the show. The show features the winner of the reality TV show ‘ Over The Rainbow’ which has spent months searching for a Dorothy &
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With dozens of amazing sights & activities a visit to the Tower of London is a trip into British history. A home of government, monarchy, political prisoners & precious jewels the Tower of London is a fascinating attraction with lots to see for the
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My Family star Robert Lindsay stars in Martin Sherman’s play Onassis as Aristotle. The ‘ Bent’ author’s play is based on the last years in the life of Aristotle Onassis, including his complex connections & interwoven relationships with Jackie Kennedy, widow of President John F Kennedy, singer Mari
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Starring Jeff Goldblum

Originally premiering on Broadway in 1971, The Prisoner of Second Avenue tells the story of New York couple Mel ( Jeff Goldblum) & Edna Edison ( Mercedes Ruehl) & how they endure the trials of city life in the 1970’s.

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The Woman In Black has been chilling the spines of terrified audiences since 1989, & she shows no sign of stopping. In this wildly successful stage adaptation of Susan Hill's spooky thriller, young solicitor Arthur Kipps is appointed to organise the affairs of the deceased Alice Drablow in her isolated house in a quiet market town, endurin
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With a cast of over 300, the Les Misérables 25th Anniversary concert at the O2 Arena promises to be a theatrical spectacular. Already the world’s longest running musical, the show will make history when three different productions of the show perform in London at the same time ( The O2
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Antipholus & his slave Dromio arrive in the city of Ephesus in search of missing family. Both master & slave have identical twin brothers. By coincidence their siblings share the same relationship of master & slave. A series of comic mishaps, based on mistaken identity, throw the estranged t
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The revival of the 1967 rock musical is back in the West End. Written by James Rado & Gerome Ragni’s & set to the score by Galt Mac Dermot’s & features well known songs Aquarius, Good Morning Starshine & Let The Sunshine In. Hair centres on a group of hippies who promote peace, love & freedom against the backdrop of the
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After several young women are accused of witchcraft, the puritan community of Salem, Massachusetts, descends into suspicion, accusation & panic. As hysteria takes hold tough choices must be made. Written by Arthur Miller during Senator Joseph Mc Carthy’s crusade against communis
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Amazing vocal performances, songs that remain with you for days & mind blowing sets are just three of the high points of this extravaganza of a musical.  This is the story of ‘what really happened in Oz’, & it cleverly wraps the familiar tale in intrigue & adds to it twists & turns that leave you wondering.  Ultimately it is a touching,
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