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     Latest Headlines....
  • The Harder They Come reggae musical based on the 1972 Perry Henzell film, at the Playhouse Theatre from 23 May 2008
  • Under the Blue Sky, by David Eldridge confirmed at the Duke of York's from 15 July 2008 starring Catherine Tate , Francesca Annis, Lisa Dillon, Chris O’Dowd, Dominic Rowan
  • Her Naked Skin Lesley Manville cast in Rebecca Lenkiewicz's drama at National from 24 July
  • Brief Encounter - Live on Stage Kneehigh Theatre's Emma Rice will guest star as ‘Myrtle’ from 22 July to 17 August, at Cinema Haymarket.
  • All Bob's Women a musical comedy by Romy Padovano at the Arts Theatre from 18 June 2008 starring Amy Booth-Steel(the first Nancy hopeful voted out of the BBC1 talent search 'I'll Do Anything) and Nicole Faraday (from ITV's Bad Girls)
  • Chicago cast changes from 2 June 2008: Anna Jane Casey (Velma Kelly), Victor McGuire (Amos Hart) and Sue Kelvin (Mama Morton) all return! As prevously mentioned Suzanne Shaw (Roxie Hart) .
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King Lear (Shakespeare's Globe)
"Hard to fault." (Londontheatre.co.uk); "Fluent, fast-paced." (Independent); "Outstanding " (Telegraph) More



The Year of Magical Thinking (Lyttelton, NT)
"Compelling" (Londontheatre.co.uk); "Static, listless production" (Evening Standard); "deeply felt production" (Telegraph) More



Gone With the Wind (New London)
"A disappointment" (Londontheatre.co.uk); "Cruel, unusual punishment" (Evening Standard); "Soullessly efficient" (Telegraph) More



Fram (Olivier, NT)
"Awkward, troubling" (The Times); "Pretentious" (Evening Standard); "Written in exuberant rhyming couplets" (Guardian) More



Visiting Mr. Green (Trafalgar Studios)
"It has an endearing and captivating charm" (Londontheatre.co.uk); "Mildly amusing" (Telegraph);"Strikes me as a thin-textured, sentimental piece " (Guardian) More


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