The Academy Award-winning actress makes her London debut.
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The Academy Award-winning actress makes her London debut.
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The West End theatre awards are back. The 2023 Olivier Awards will take place at the Royal Albert Hall on 2 April, the first Sunday of the month.
Celebrated on both sides of the pond, the hit National Theatre and Neal Street Productions show The Lehman Trilogy returns to the West End after a multiple-Tony Award-winning run on Broadway. The show won five awards, including Best Play, capping an extraordinary journey that began in 2018. Adapted from Italian writer Stefano Massini’s version by Ben Power, The Lehman Trilogy tells the story of three brothers who emigrated to America from Bavaria in the mid 19th century. Together they founded...
One of the big British success stories at this year’s Tony Awards was The Lehman Trilogy — a play that premiered at London’s National Theatre and went on to run in the West End. In fact, it’s returning to the West End in 2023, freshly garlanded with Tonys for Best Play, Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play (Simon Russell Beale), Best Direction of a Play (Sam Mendes), Best Scenic Design of a Play (Es Devlin), and Best Lighting Design of a Play (Jon Clark). That wealth of prizes across...
The world premiere will take place at Southwark Playhouse.
The Chaucer adaptation returns to the Kiln Theatre.
The Agatha Christie play continues in London.
One of the most eye-catching West End openings this winter is the much-anticipated revival of CP Taylor’s play Good, starring David Tennant. Running at London’s Harold Pinter Theatre, the show asks what makes a “good” man, and how that might change in the face of survival – or temptation. Set in 1930s Germany, it’s a highly charged political piece that should land with renewed force today. Here’s our guide to what makes this such an impactful play, its history, and what we can expect from this...
The pair play the Emcee and Sally Bowles.
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