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Water
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Tricycle Theatre
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Filter's 2007 production blends the personal and political against a backdrop of global warming.
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Antonioni Project
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Barbican Theatre
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Toneelgroep Amsterdam's take on three films from the Italian modernist director.
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Water
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Tricycle Theatre
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Filter's 2007 production blends the personal and political against a backdrop of global warming.
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Antonioni Project
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Barbican Theatre
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Toneelgroep Amsterdam's take on three films from the Italian modernist director.
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Des Goudron et des Plumes
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Barbican Theatre
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New work from Mathurin Bolze and his Compagnie MPTA at the London International Mime Festival.
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Twisted Tales
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Lyric Hammersmith
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Jeremy Dyson adapts Roald Dahl's macabre short stories for the stage.
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Double Falsehood
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Union Theatre
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To be or not to be a lost Shakespeare play. Decide for yourself at the Union Theatre.
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Less Than Kind
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Jermyn Street Theatre
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Terence Rattigan's centenary year begins with a work that has never been previously staged.
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Luke Wright's Cynical Ballads
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Leicester Square Theatre
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Performance poet Luke Wright's new show, a collection of 'seven caustic tales of broken Britain.'
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Sans Objet
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Queen Elizabeth Hall
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The London International Mime Festival continues with a contemporary take on Chaplin's Modern Times.
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The Overcoat
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Brockley Jack Studio
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A new stage version of Gogol's short story from director Eero Suojanen.
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Tiger Country
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Hampstead Theatre
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Nina Raine's fast-paced new play set in a busy London hospital.
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The Painter
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Arcola Theatre
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The Arcola opens its new home with a play by Rebecca Lenkiewicz about the life of JMW Turner.
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The Boy James
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Southwark Playhouse
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Belt-Up Theatre's latest production explores the life of J.M. Barrie.
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Kaspar
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Arch 6
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Aya Theatre stage Peter Handke's experimental first full-length work.
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The Potting Shed
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Finborough Theatre
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Svetlana Dimcovic directs a revival of Graham Greene's infrequently staged play.
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Hansel and Gretel
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Queen Elizabeth Hall
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Kneehigh Theatre's distinctive take on the classic fairytale.
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On the Twentieth Century
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Union Theatre
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The Union Theatre stages Cy Coleman’s locomotive-set 1978 musical.
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The Animals and Children Took to the Streets
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BAC
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1927's deliciously subversive new show mixes animation, music and live performance.
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Salad Days
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Riverside Studios
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Tête à Tête's production of Julian Slade and Dorothy Reynolds' light-hearted musical.
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Bea
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Soho Theatre
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Mick Gordon's new play asks its audience to consider questions of empathy and euthanasia.
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Quality Street
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Finborough Theatre
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J.M Barrie's rarely performed romantic comedy set during the Napoleonic Wars.
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Jack and the Beanstalk
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Hackney Empire
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Clive Rowe dons his dame attire once more for this year's Hackney Empire panto.
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Romeo and Juliet
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Roundhouse
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Rupert Goold's production for the Royal Shakespeare Company enjoys its London premiere.
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Black Watch
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Barbican Theatre
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The National Theatre of Scotland's acclaimed 2006 production returns to the Barbican.
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The Cradle Will Rock
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Arcola Theatre
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In their final production in their current home, the Arcola stages Marc Blitzstein's musical.
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Alice in Wonderland
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Little Angel Theatre
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The Little Angel present an inventive puppet staging of Lewis Carroll’s classic children's story.
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Dean Gibbons and the Knowledge of Death
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Camden People's Theatre
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Surreal devised theatre piece about environmental issues from Silvia Mercuriali and Matt Rudkin's Inconvenient Spoof.
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Coalition
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Theatre 503
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A series of artistic collaborations, featuring new work by Ella Hickson and Rex Obano.
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Iolanthe
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Union Theatre
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Sasha Regan directs an energetic all-male staging of Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera.
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Romeo and Juliet
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Barons Court Theatre
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C P Theatre presents a modern dress production of Shakespeare's oft-performed play.
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Joseph K
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Gate Theatre
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Tim Key stars in Tom Basden's modern reworking of Kafka's The Trial.
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The Devil is an Ass
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White Bear Theatre
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Spartan Dogs' imaginative staging of an infrequently produced play by Ben Jonson.
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Bright Star
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Tabard Theatre
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Stuart Hoar's play based on the life of ground-breaking astronomer, Beatrice Tinsley.
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Lorca is Dead
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Southwark Playhouse
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Belt-Up Theatre conduct a distinctive tour through a world of surrealism.
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Charged
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Soho Theatre
|
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Clean Break presents a series of six short plays about women and the criminal justice system.
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Hungry Ghosts
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Orange Tree Theatre
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The Orange Tree stages Tim Luscombe’s new play about Anglo-Chinese relations.
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Fabrication
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The Print Room
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The Print Room opens with Lucy Bailey's production of a play by Pier Paolo Pasolini never previously performed in the UK.
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The Train Driver
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Hampstead Theatre
|
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Athol Fugard makes a return to directing after a ten year break with this, his latest play.
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|  |
Saturn Returns
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Finborough Theatre
|
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Noah Haidle's new play explores one man's life at three pivotal moments.
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The Eight: Reindeer Monologues
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Above The Stag
|
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Matthew Lloyd Davies directs Jeff Goode's dark and twisted Christmas comedy.
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Blue/Orange
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Arcola Theatre
|
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Tiata Fahodzi stage Joe Penhall's three-hander with an all-female cast.
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Macbeth
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Barbican Pit
|
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Polish theatre company Song of the Goat present their inventive reworking of Shakespeare.
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The Two-Character Play
|
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Jermyn Street Theatre
|
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Gene David Kirk's atmospheric production of a rarely performed work by Tennessee Williams.
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There Will Be More/Red, Black and Ignorant
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Cock Tavern
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The Edward Bond season concludes with a new play and a work from the 1980s.
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Palace of the End
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Arcola Theatre
|
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Jessica Swale directs Judith Thompson's powerful and resonant triptych.
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Blasted
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Lyric Hammersmith
|
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Sean Holmes directs a compelling staging of Sarah Kane's intense and notoriously dark play.
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The Charming Man
|
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Theatre 503
|
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Paul Robinson directs Gabriel Bisset-Smith's political satire.
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La Soiree
|
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South Bank Big Top
|
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The La Clique team returns to a new venue on the South Bank.
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|  |
Terror 2010: Death and Resurrection
|
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Southwark Playhouse
|
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A quartet of chilling tales from April DeAngelis, William Ewart, Neil LaBute and Mark Ravenhill.
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T.E.O.R.E.M.A.T.
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Barbican Theatre
|
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TR Warszawa return to the Barbican with a dramatization of Pier Paolo Pasolini’s enigmatic 1968 film.
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Ivan and the Dogs
|
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Soho Theatre
|
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Hattie Naylor's monologue based on the true story of a Russian boy's life with a pack of wild dogs.
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|  |
The Under Room/The Fool
|
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Cock Tavern
|
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The Cock Tavern's Edward Bond Season continues with a piece directed by the man himself.
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|  |
The Company Man
|
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Orange Tree Theatre
|
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Adam Barnard directs Torben Betts' poignant play.
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|  |
Me and Juliet
|
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Finborough Theatre
|
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Thom Southerland directs Rodgers and Hammerstein's 1953 musical set backstage at a Broadway theatre.
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|  |
Enlightenment
|
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Hampstead Theatre
|
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Edward Hall begins his Artistic Directorship at Hampstead with a new play by Shelagh Stephenson.
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|  |
The Drowsy Chaperone
|
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Upstairs at the Gatehouse
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Racky Plews' directs the affectionate pastiche of 1920s Broadway musicals.
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|  |
The Irish Curse
|
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Above The Stag
|
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Does size matter? In Martin Casella's new comedy it definitely does.
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The Sleepers Den
|
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Riverside Studios
|
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The Riverside Studios' exploration of Peter Gill's early plays begins with his very first.
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|  |
Bells are Ringing
|
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Union Theatre
|
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Anna-Jane Casey stars in this new production of the 1950s Broadway musical.
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|  |
The Big Fellah
|
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Lyric Hammersmith
|
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A new play from the pen of Richard Bean.
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|  |
Olly's Prison/The Pope's Wedding
|
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Cock Tavern
|
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The first two productions in the Cock Tavern's season of plays by Edward Bond.
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|  |
The Aliens
|
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Bush Theatre
|
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Mackenzie Crook and Ralf Little star in Annie Baker's slacker comedy.
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|  |
Boiling Frogs
|
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Southwark Playhouse
|
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The Factory stages Steven Bloomer's new play exploring issues of protest and civil liberties.
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|  |
The Magnetic Lady
|
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White Bear Theatre
|
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Elizabeth Elstub directs a rare revival of Ben Jonson's final comedy.
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|  |
Reclining Nude with Black Stockings
|
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Arcola Theatre
|
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Genius or depraved? The audience gets to decide in this play about Egon Schiele.
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|  |
Punk Rock
|
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Lyric Hammersmith
|
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Simon Stephens' tense schoolroom drama returns to the Lyric with a new, young cast.
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|  |
Relish
|
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Tramshed
|
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National Youth Theatre production of James Graham's play about Britain's first 'celebrity' chef.
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|  |
Love on the Dole
|
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Finborough Theatre
|
 |
Revival of Walter Greenwood and Ronald Gow's play set at the height of the Great Depression.
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|  |
Five Guys Named Moe
|
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Theatre Royal Stratford East
|
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Clarke Peters stars in the 20th anniversary revival of his uplifting musical.
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|  |
The Thunderbolt
|
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Orange Tree Theatre
|
 |
Sam Walters directs a revival of Arthur Wing Pinero's 1908 satire of middle class greed.
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|  |
Scorched
|
 |

Old Vic Tunnels
|
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Lebanese playwright Wajdi Mouawad’s second play is staged in the tunnels under Waterloo.
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|  |
Les Misérables
|
 |

Barbican Theatre
|
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A new production of the musical to mark it's twenty-fifth anniversary.
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|  |
The Remains of the Day
|
 |

Union Theatre
|
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Alex Loveless’s musical adaptation of the novel by Kazuo Ishiguro.
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|  |
Pieces of Vincent
|
 |

Arcola Theatre
|
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Clare Lizzimore's multimedia production of David Watson's third play.
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|  |
Shakespeare: The Man from Stratford
|
 |

Riverside Studios
|
 |
Simon Callow brings his one man show about the Bard's life and work to London.
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|  |
How to Be an Other Woman
|
 |

Gate Theatre
|
 |
Natalie Abrahami's stylish adaptation of a short story by Lorrie Moore.
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|  |
The Emperor Self
|
 |

Arcola Theatre
|
 |
The Arcola's love affair with Ibsen continues with this innovative exploration of his life and works.
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|  |
In the Blood
|
 |

Finborough Theatre
|
 |
European premiere of Suzan-Lori Parks' reworking of Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter.
 |
 |
|  |
Le Cirque Invisible
|
 |

Queen Elizabeth Hall
|
 |
Jean-Baptiste Thierrée and Victoria Chaplin return to the South Bank.
 |
 |
|  |
Blink Twice!
|
 |

Above The Stag
|
 |
A collection of hidden gems culled from forgotten shows and dubious musicals.
 |
 |
|  |
Tomorrow, in a Year
|
 |

Barbican Theatre
|
 |
A specially commissioned 'electro-opera', or mixed media presentation, inspired by Darwin's On The Origin Of Species.
 |
 |
|  |
Light Shining in Buckinghamshire
|
 |

Arcola Theatre
|
 |
Polly Findlay directs Caryl Churchill's stirring political play.
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 |
|  |
Aspects of Love
|
 |

Menier Chocolate Factory
|
 |
Trevor Nunn stages a pared down revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical.
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|  |
Assassins
|
 |

Union Theatre
|
 |
Stephen Sondheim's 80th birthday is marked by this revival of one of his darkest works.
 |
 |
|  |
Classic Moments: Hidden Treasures
|
 |

Jermyn Street Theatre
|
 |
A five-person ensemble romps through some of Stephen Sondheim's lesser-known songs.
 |
 |
|  |
You Me Bum Bum Train
|
 |

LEB Building
|
 |
Unique and immersive theatrical experience featuring a cast of over 200 and one audience member.
 |
 |
|  |
A Stretch of the Imagination
|
 |

Cock Tavern
|
 |
Mark Little stars in a production of Jack Hibberd's Beckettian monologue.
 |
 |
|  |
The Road to Mecca
|
 |

Arcola Theatre
|
 |
Linda Bassett stars in an accomplished revival of Athol Fugard's play.
 |
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|  |
Dangerous
|
 |

Above the Stag
|
 |
Tim McArthur directs a lively all-male update of Dangerous Liaisons.
 |
 |
|  |
Through a Glass Darkly
|
 |

Almeida Theatre
|
 |
Ruth Wilson stars in a staging of Ingmar Bergman's Oscar-winning film.
 |
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|  |
Lulu
|
 |

Gate Theatre
|
 |
Anna Ledwich directs the play by Frank Wedekind, a work more often seen on the opera stage.
 |
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|  |
Like a Fishbone
|
 |

Bush Theatre
|
 |
Josie Rourke directs Anthony Weigh's second play subtitled 'An argument and an architectural model.'
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|  |
Canary
|
 |

Hampstead Theatre
|
 |
Jonathan Harvey's first play in nine years explores what it means to be gay over three generations.
 |
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|  |
Ditch
|
 |

Old Vic Tunnels
|
 |
Beth Steel's debut play is staged in the tunnels under Waterloo station.
 |
 |
|  |
Peter Pan
|
 |

Barbican Theatre
|
 |
John Tiffany directs J.M. Barrie's classic story for the National Theatre of Scotland.
 |
 |
|  |
A Thousand Stars Explode in the Sky
|
 |

Lyric Hammersmith
|
 |
Playwrights David Eldridge, Robert Holman and Simon Stephens collaborate on an apocalyptic play.
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|  |
Bent
|
 |

Landor Theatre
|
 |
|
Andrew Keates directs a revival of Martin Sherman's holocaust love story.
|
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|  |
Twelfth Night
|
 |

Tricycle Theatre
|
 |
|
Filter's lively and anarchic production of Shakespeare's comedy returns to the Tricycle.
|
 |
|  |
The Riddle of the Sands
|
 |

Jermyn Street Theatre
|
 |
|
Chalkfoot's stage adaptation of Erskine Childers's seminal early thriller.
|
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|  |
Pressure Drop
|
 |

Wellcome Centre
|
 |
|
Billy Bragg provides the music at this 'part gig, part play, part installation' about Englishness and identity.
|
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|  |
Little Gem
|
 |

Bush Theatre
|
 |
|
Elaine Murphy's warm-hearted play about three generations of the same family.
|
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|  |
Micro
|
 |

Gate Theatre
|
 |
|
Pierre Rigal's witty 'physical concert' is part rock gig, part dance piece.
|
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|  |
The Pirates of Penzance
|
 |

Wilton's Music Hall
|
 |
|
The Union Theatre's rollicking all-male production transfers to Wilton's.
|
 |
|  |
The Duchess of Malfi
|
 |

New Players Theatre
|
 |
|
Vaulting Ambition's circus staging of John Webster's tragedy.
|
 |
|  |
Moonfleece
|
 |

Riverside Studios
|
 |
|
Touring production of Philip Ridley's play for young people about a far-right political party.
|
 |
|  |
Andersen's English
|
 |

Hampstead Theatre
|
 |
|
Max Stafford-Clark directs Sebastian Barry's play about Charles Dickens and Hans Christian Andersen.
|
 |
|  |
Studies for a Portrait
|
 |

King's Head Theatre
|
 |
|
Adam Spreadbury-Maher's production of Daniel Reitz' art world play transfers to the King's Head.
|
 |
|  |
1936
|
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Arcola Theatre
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 |
|
Tom McNab's new play about the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games.
|
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|  |
The Notebook of Trigorin
|
 |

Finborough Theatre
|
 |
|
Phil Willmott directs Tennessee William's 'free adaptation' of Chekhov's The Seagull.
|
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|  |
The Cherry Orchard
|
 |

Greenwich Playhouse
|
 |
|
Greenwich Playhouse's resident Galleon Theatre Company stage Chekhov's classic play.
|
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|  |
Taking Steps
|
 |

Orange Tree Theatre
|
 |
|
Alan Ayckbourn directs a revival of his own play from 1980.
|
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|  |
A Model for Mankind
|
 |

Cock Tavern
|
 |
|
New Yorker James Sheldon’s new play about the memoirs of Shostakovich.
|
 |
|  |
Macbeth
|
 |

Barbican Silk Street Theatre
|
 |
|
Will Keen and Anastasia Hille star in Cheek by Jowl's staging of Shakespeare's tragedy.
|
 |
|  |
4.48 Psychosis
|
 |

Barbican Theatre
|
 |
|
Grzegorz Jarzyna's powerful Polish production of Sarah Kane's last play.
|
 |
|  |
The Gods Weep
|
 |

Hampstead Theatre
|
 |
|
Jeremy Irons stars in Dennis Kelly's reworking of King Lear for the RSC.
|
 |
|  |
Anyone Can Whistle
|
 |

Jermyn Street Theatre
|
 |
|
Tom Littler directs Stephen Sondheim's infrequently performed musical.
|
 |
|  |
A Sentimental Journey
|
 |

Wilton's Music Hall
|
 |
|
Adam Rolston’s musical tour through the life of Hollywood star Doris Day.
|
 |
|  |
Eigengrau
|
 |

Bush Theatre
|
 |
|
Penelope Skinner follows up Fucked with a dark comedy about life in the city.
|
 |
|  |
The Sanctuary Lamp
|
 |

Arcola Theatre
|
 |
|
Irish playwright Tom Murphy directs his own play about three misfits seeking solace.
|
 |
|  |
Return
|
 |

BAC
|
 |
|
Spoken word artist Polarbear merges film and narrative as part of BAC's The Big Story.
|
 |
|  |
random
|
 |

Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre
|
 |
|
The Royal Court kick off their Theatre Local scheme with a revival of debbie tucker green's play.
|
 |
|  |
Maurice
|
 |

Above The Stag
|
 |
|
Tim McArthur directs a stage adaptation of EM Forster's seminal coming-of-age tale.
|
 |
|  |
Peter and Vandy
|
 |

Theatre 503
|
 |
|
Tim Roseman directs Joe DiPietro's nonlinear romantic comedy.
|
 |
|  |
The Catastrophe Trilogy
|
 |

Barbican Pit
|
 |
|
Lone Twin's trio of plays about moments of crisis, loss and hope.
|
 |
|  |
Lord Arthur's Bed
|
 |

King's Head Theatre
|
 |
|
Martin Lewton's play explores a true tale of Victorian trangression and transvestism.
|
 |
|  |
The Poof Downstairs
|
 |

BAC
|
 |
|
Ridiculusmus' Jon Haynes goes it alone as part of BAC's The Big Story.
|
 |
|  |
Lost Soul Music
|
 |

Pleasance Theatre
|
 |
|
White Rose Theatre present a series of six new modern musicals.
|
 |
|  |
Dunsinane
|
 |

Hampstead Theatre
|
 |
|
Siobhan Redmond stars in David Greig's new play for the RSC set in eleventh century Scotland.
|
 |
|  |
The Promise
|
 |

Orange Tree Theatre
|
 |
|
Ben Brown's ambitious new play concerns the Balfour Declaration of 1917.
|
 |
|  |
Measure for Measure
|
 |

Almeida Theatre
|
 |
|
Rory Kinnear and Anna Maxwell Martin star in Michael Attenborough's modern dress production.
|
 |
|  |
Twelfth Night
|
 |

Greenwich Playhouse
|
 |
|
Bryn Holding directs Sell a Door's lively staging of Shakespeare's comedy.
|
 |
|  |
Durang Durang
|
 |

Jermyn Street Theatre
|
 |
|
Mind the Gap Theatre stages a collection of absurdist plays by Christopher Durang.
|
 |
|  |
Heldenplatz
|
 |

Arcola Theatre
|
 |
|
Annie Castledine and Annabel Arden direct Thomas Bernhard's play set in 1980s Austria.
|
 |
|  |
11 and 12
|
 |

Barbican Theatre
|
 |
|
Peter Brooks' latest production takes the form of a plea for religious tolerance.
|
 |
|  |
A Life in Three Acts
|
 |

Soho Theatre
|
 |
|
Gay icon Bette Bourne discusses his life and career with playwright Mark Ravenhill.
|
 |
|  |
Knives in Hens
|
 |

Arcola Theatre
|
 |
|
Serdar Bilis directs an atmospheric revival of David Harrower's remarkable debut play.
|
 |
|  |
The Early Bird
|
 |

Finborough Theatre
|
 |
|
The Finborough stages Leo Butler's tense and deeply unsettling two-hander.
|
 |
|  |
The Hostage
|
 |

Southwark Playhouse
|
 |
|
Jagged Fence's entertaining revival of Brendan Behan’s riotous comedy-drama.
|
 |
|  |
Richard III
|
 |

Riverside Studios
|
 |
|
Sadie Frost stars in Love & Madness's modern dress take on Shakespeare's play.
|
 |
|  |
My Stories, Your Emails
|
 |

Barbican Pit
|
 |
|
La Clique's Ursula Martinez discusses her unexpected internet 'fame'.
|
 |
|  |
Slaves
|
 |

Theatre 503
|
 |
|
Nadia Latif directs Rex Obano's powerful drama about the politics of prison life.
|
 |
|  |
Fool For Love
|
 |

Riverside Studios
|
 |
|
Carl Barat and Sadie Frost star in Sam Shepard's two-hander.
|
 |
|  |
Plan D
|
 |

Tristan Bates Theatre
|
 |
|
Based on oral testimonies, Hannah Khalil's play depicts the human consequences of war.
|
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Silence! The Musical
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Above The Stag
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Taste has no place in a musical parody of The Silence of the Lambs.
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The Rivals
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Southwark Playhouse
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Celia Imrie stars as Mrs Malaprop in Sheridan's witty society comedy.
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Midsummer
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Soho Theatre
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David Greig's Edinburgh hit, a warm, witty romantic comedy, transfers to London.
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Luke Wright and Ross Sutherland
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Old Red Lion
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A double bill of shows blending poetry and comedy from Aisle 16's Wright and Sutherland.
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Trilogy
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BAC
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Nic Green's three-part performance piece celebrates feminism and the female form.
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Innocence
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Acola Theatre
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Dea Loher's poetic play kicks off a double bill of work by German playwrights.
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Rope
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Almeida Theatre
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The Almeida stages Patrick Hamilton's psychological thriller.
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Dr Marigold and Mr Chops
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Riverside Studios
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Simon Callow performs a double bill of plays by Charles Dickens.
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Frisky and Mannish's Twistmas Treat
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Pizza on the Park
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Cabaret duo Frisky and Mannish present their own unique take on the songs of the season.
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1984
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BAC
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Puppet theatre company Blind Summit stage George Orwell's novel of state manipulation.
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Stick Man
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Soho Theatre
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Scamp Theatre's simple show for the under-10s, based on the book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.
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The Stefan Golaszewski Plays
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Bush Theatre
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A double bill of plays, written and performed by Golaszewski, about lost love.
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Frank's Closet
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Hoxton Hall
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Stuart Wood’s gleefully camp celebration of music hall and the divas of the past.
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Aladdin
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Hackney Empire
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For the sixth year running, Clive Rowe stars in the Empire's regular festive offering.
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Jiggery Pokery
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BAC
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Amanda Lawrence's one-woman show about the life and demise of the British comic actor Charles Hawtrey.
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This Wide Night
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Soho Theatre
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Chloe Moss's play about surviving life after prison returns to Soho Theatre.
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La Clique
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Roundhouse
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The hugely popular circus and variety showcase returns to London.
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