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Royal & Derngate (Northampton):
... went to the Royal and Derngate at the Weekend to atch Russell Howard, its the first time i ve been sine the face lift and it was very impressive. Parking is accessible and convenient for the theatre, there is a big multi storey about a 2 minute walk from the main entrance, it cost 80p to park there for a show ( as long as you don t arrive to early ) and there were not huge queues to get out at the end of the ni... Read the full review: Dazzling Derngate by emmylou100 |
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Derren Brown - Live Derren Brown's combination of psychological illusion, perceptual manipulation and persuasive technique has pioneered a new form of magical entertainment. Derren Brown (born February 27, 1971) is an English psychological illusionist and skeptic of paranormal phenomena. He was born in C... overall rating  9 reviews |
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BFI National Film Theatre NFT Box Office 020 7928 3232 overall rating  1 review |
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Fame Theatre / Musical National / Fame: The Musical (based on the 1980 movie by Alan Parker) conceived and developed by David De Silva (AKA Father Fame) is a musical with a book by Jose Fernandez, music by Steve Margoshes and lyrics by Jacques Levy. It has been seen by nearly 4 million people since its West End launch in 1... overall rating  1 review |
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The Full Monty Theatre / Musical National / Inspired by one of the most successful British films ever, the Broadway musical The Full Monty is a seven million dollar Broadway song and dance extravaganza. Music and lyrics are by David Yazbek, who says the style is eclectic, pop rock with a tip of th overall rating  1 review |
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Dangerous Corner Garrick Theatre, Charing Cross Rd, London WC2 Tel: 020 7494 5085 overall rating  1 review |
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Privates on Parade 41 Earlham Street, London WC2 Tel: 020 7369 1732 overall rating  1 review |
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Rent Theatre / Musical National / Box Office: 020 7839 5987. overall rating  1 review |
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Supreme Cat Show Theatre / Musical National / The top UK cat show for the UK's top cats. National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham. overall rating  1 review |
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Private Lives Theatre / Musical National / Play about an intimate affair by Noel Coward. With Alan Rickman and Lindsay Duncan. overall rating  1 review |
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A Day In the Death Of Joe Egg This comedy follows a young couple's struggle to deal with marriage, career and family. As they try to make light of their situation, Bri and Shelia resort to humour and fantasy as a way to get through each day. Comedy Theatre, Panton Street, London SW1. overall rating  1 review |
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Lion King ... a show from the screen to the stage is risky. If you want to produce a major show in the West End, you won t see much change from £10 million. There is no guarantee of success, critical or popular, as the Lord of the Rings demonstrated. Turning The Lion King into a live show might, to the cynical, have seemed like the worst kind of band-wagon jumping. The combination of simple but engaging story-lines, likeable characters and perfect soundtrack have made the 1994 film one of the best-loved Disney animations. It won two Oscars and three Golden Globes and has taken over £100 million worldwide. Those are some big shoes to fill. The longevity of the show... Read the full review: If you only ever see one West End show... by DancingCopper |
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Wicked The Musical ... had been my dream to visit London since the tiny age of just seven. This week I was lucky enough to travel down to London (first time on a plane too, I must add!) for a three-day trip. Not only was this alone a great experience, but we were also timetabled to see a show on the second night. At first, we were given the choice of either The Lion King, or Wicked. Personally, I would have preferred to see the Lion King, but as everybody else opted for the other, Wicked it was! If I am honest though, I was most looking forward to it. I hadn t a clue what Wicked was about, until I searched online. Even then though, did I just understand that it was connected to the story of... Read the full review: A Wicked production! by AmyAmy |
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Shakespeare' s Globe Theatre in general ... s what you have to do: Get yourself onto the London Underground network and take the Central Line to St Paul s. When you arrive there are signposts to direct you down to the Thames and across to the Globe Theatre. When you get to the river, just stop for a moment by the Millenium Footbridge and enjoy the view. Straight ahead of you is the towering phoenix of Tate Modern. If you ve got a couple of hours to kill before your play starts, go in - it s free. Doesn t matter if you like or dislike modern art, the place is awesome, and there s a great cafe at the top where you can look out over the cityscape. To the left of the Tate is The Globe. If you can t quite m... Read the full review: The most perfect experience of Theatre by DancingCopper |
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