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05/03/2023

Sylvia is a feminist biopic musical that made an explosive debut in 2018 and is back in the Old Vic Theatre to entertain audiences and captivate their hearts.

This musical centers around the epic life and victories of Sylvia Pankhurst. It is an inspiring story of a brave heart, who refused to surrender her relentless battle for woman's rights despite a life of torture, imprisonment and violence. She was a legendary feminist, activist, socialist, and rebel. She used herself as a beacon of hope and power during the suffragette movement and went on to indefinitely change the lives of men and women across the world.

02/03/2023

What would you do if you could speak only 140 words a day? Quite a pickle, isn't it? This play revolves around the central topic of the importance of the words we choose and utter.

Lovers Oliver and Bernadette are living under the rules of legislation that impose a daily quota on words used. It is a moving and touching look into the gravity of what we say, how we say it, and what happens when we don't say anything at all.

Watch the two lovers live in a world that pushes their connection to its limit, forcing them to choose who they talk to, where they will choose to spend their words, and how many words they give to each other.

28/02/2023

The Playhouse Theatre has been renovated into the cosy and welcoming Kit Kat Club, and “Cabaret” is back in the West End for some hedonistic fun!

This seven-time Olivier Award-winning production of one of history's most famous musicals includes the songs Wilkommen, Don't Tell Mama, Mein Herr, Maybe This Time, Money, and the title song Cabaret. Welcome to the last party before the end of time!

26/02/2023

“Age Is A Feeling” chalks out the rites of passage and turning points in adult life.

This play masterfully explores the uncountable chances that we get to change the course of our destiny when we are alive. The production is a genuine ode to being complete emotionally and not having any regret. It advocates that there lies beauty in uncertainty and that this sense of not knowing can be savoured instead of feared. It is a witty and wise meditation on human morality that is inspired by mystics, hospices and trips to the cemetery.

24/02/2023

Often considered the funniest play of all time, “Noises Off” is a tribute to the unpredictability of theatre that will leave you feeling like you are a part of the cast.

This classic British comedy takes us backstage and behind the scenes with a company of performers as they go through various struggles to prepare and then finish a run of their newest shoe. “Noises Off” presents us with the opportunity to watch the actor's relationships turn sour backstage and then explore how that impacts the show taking place on the stage. This masterpiece is known for its technical complexity and split-second timing.

22/02/2023

The Gods appear to be all too human, filled with desire, greed, and jealousy. All of society enters a period of upheaval when the rumoured Rhine ring is constructed. The future of the nine realms is at stake when giants, dwarves, deities, and nymphs all engage in combat.

The lengthy Ring Cycle by Richard Wagner includes this standalone opera. Wagner's four epic operas in the cycle, together with a five-year cooperation, will be performed at the London Coliseum.

20/02/2023

The Victorian age and the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century serve as the inspiration for “Kurios: Cabinet of Curiosities”. It tells the tale of the Speaker, an inventor who creates a mechanical cabinet of curiosities that defies the laws of time and physics, opening up the horizon of possibilities beyond our physical world as weird and talented people from other dimensions start entering his universe. Immerse yourself in this lyrical and lighthearted tale about how curiosity may lead to genius when we put our faith in our imagination.

🗓 Performance dates: Until 5 March 2023
🕰 Show duration: 2h
📍 Venue: Royal Albert Hall
🎟️ Ticket Price: From £78
🔗 Booking Link: http://bit.ly/3YtWPSI

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18/02/2023

“Orlando” is one of Virginia Woolf's most well-known works and frequently regarded as a modern classic. This is a story about identity, sexuality, independence, and longing, themes expressed through the revolutionary character of Orlando.

The handsome Orlando is born as a male during Elizabeth I's reign and spends the first three hundred years of his immortal life switching between genders intermittently. As five centuries pass, Orlando investigates the demands of a civilization that is constantly evolving and seeking freedom and choice.

🗓 Performance dates: Until 25 February 2023
🕰 Show duration: 90min
📍 Venue: Garrick Theatre
🎟️ Ticket Price: From £30
🔗 Booking Link: http://bit.ly/3jLFO7R

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16/02/2023

After the end of the Kosovan War, teenager Dritan is sent on an infamous trek across the Adriatic in the hopes of starting a new life in Europe, but he is by himself, travelling with just a group of people smugglers.

Dritan must rely on his youthful charm and wit to live in order to reach the UK. But the battle has only just begun when he lands. Dritan now must overcome the greatest difficulty of all: maintaining his identity and feeling of self after being thrust into the British care system upon arrival.

15/02/2023

Witness political rivalry unfold on stage as the West End welcomes Zachary Quinto and David Harewood starring in "Best of Enemies"! Come and witness the riveting account of a historical debate that changed American politics and television news forever.

1968 is a year marked by political unrest and protest in America. In the debates held at the Republican and Democratic National Conventions, two candidates are vying for the presidency of the United States, and the public's arguments are on display. The fractured country is engrossed in televised spirited discussions that put doubt on morality and religion.

🗓 Performance dates: Until 18 February 2023
🕰 Show duration: 2h25 (including interval)
📍 Venue: Noel Coward Theatre
🎟️ Ticket Price: From £33
🔗 Booking Link: http://bit.ly/3DPUtWu

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14/02/2023

With this new London production of “Much Ado About Nothing”, be prepared for a fresh perspective on Shakespeare's story of love, jealousy, and self-discovery.

A soldier called Claudio makes a full recovery after engaging in a bloody battle. He is currently engaged in a conflict over his love for Hero, which occupies his thoughts and emotions. At the same time, Benedick, a friend of Claudio, finds himself in a similar situation. He is avoiding intimacy while unintentionally finding Beatrice to be his life mate. However, the gender-based conflict will be intensified to unprecedented heights in this production.

26/01/2023

Alvita is a local legend: she has the ability to turn setbacks into successes, suffering into parables, and her love story into an epic melody. Are you prepared to hear her story?

🗓 Performance dates: Until 28 January 2023
🕰 Show duration: 1h20 (no interval)
📍 Venue: Kiln Theatre
🎟️ Ticket Price: From £18
🔗 Booking Link: https://bit.ly/3vhkOIc

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