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Laura Benanti Live in London, Cadogan Hall
Tony Award-winning actress Laura Benanti took a quick hiatus from starring in My Fair Lady on Broadway to make her London debut – and those missing out on the former needn’t have worried, as she opened with a bravura 15-minute precis of the … Continue reading
9 Broadway stars you can see in London
Check out some of these incredible performers from across the pond. Read my full TodayTix article here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged actor, actress, bitter wheat, book tickets, broadway, cadogan hall, caissie levy, celebrity, concert, death of a salesman, frozen, harvey weinstein, jeremy jordan, john malkovich, kelli o'hara, laura benanti, london, mamet, martha plimpton, matthew broderick, musical, musical theatre, renee fleming, singer, star, sweat, the light in the piazza, the starry messenger, theatre, todaytix, wendell pierce, west end
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Watch 8 iconic Bernadette Peters performances
Broadway legend Bernadette Peters – seven-time Tony Award nominee and two-time winner – is coming to the UK as part of her latest concert tour, performing at London’s Lyceum Theatre on June 10. Get psyched by revisiting some of the … Continue reading
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Tagged actress, andrew lloyd webber, bernadette peters, book tickets, broadway, broadway baby, concert, gypsy, into the woods, london, lyceum theatre, muppet show, musical theatre, performance, send in the clowns, singing, sondheim, song, south pacific, sunday in the park with george, todaytix, tony award, video, watch
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Europe leads June’s Top 10 new London shows
From a drama about Europe to immersive Shakespeare and open-air opera. Read my full BroadwayWorld article here
Posted in Dance, Journalism, Theatre
Tagged A Midsummer Night's Dream, bernadette peters, book tickets, bridge theatre, broadwayworld, bronx gothic, cheap tickets, concert, donmar warehouse, dove cameron, education education education, eno, europe, game of thrones, gielgud theatre, gwendoline christie, hansel and gretel, jermyn street theatre, london, lyceum theatre, lyn nottage, martha plimpton, musical, national theatre, new, open air theatre, opera, oscar wilde, pictures of dorian gray, play, regents park, renee fleming, roger allam, royal festival hall, rutherford and son, shakespeare, sweat, the light in the piazza, theatre, ticket deal, top 10, trafalgar studios, visit london, west end, young vic
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BWW Interview: Debbie Kurup
The actresses discusses her role in Sweet Charity at the Donmar Warehouse. Read my full BroadwayWorld interview here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged actress, anne-marie duff, big spender, book tickets, broadwayworld, concert, cy coleman, debbie kurup, donmar warehouse, fosse, interview, josie rourke, live at zedel, london, mothers day, musical, neil simon, seyi omooba, sweet charity, taxi dancer, the color purple, wayne mcgregor
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Jenna Russell With Seth Rudetsky, Leicester Square Theatre
West End favourite Jenna Russell made a surprisingly belated solo concert debut at Leicester Square Theatre, but, judging by this entirely winning performance, she’s a natural. Read my full BroadwayWorld review here
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Tagged actress, broadwayworld, concert, elaine paige, ewan mcgregor, follies, frances ruffelle, grey gardens, guys and dolls, into the woods, jason robert brown, jenna russell, judy garland, leicester square theatre, les miserables, london, merrily we roll along, red dwarf, review, seth rudetsky, singing, sondheim, songs for a new world, sunday in the park with george, west end
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BWW Interview: Kristin Chenoweth
The actress discusses Wicked, her latest album and her upcoming London Palladium show. Read my full BroadwayWorld interview here
Pick of the Week
It’s the best of the festivals this week on theartsdesk, with reports from Glastonbury, Hyde Park and Vortex Jazz Club, plus Rob Delaney, the Welsh in Patagonia and David Suchet’s Lady Bracknell. Read my full newsletter here
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Tagged apple, catastrophe, comedy, concert, david suchet, drama, festival, freedom festival, glastonbury, grammy, improvisation, interview, jazz, kafka, lady bracknell, london, met office, music, national theatre wales, newsletter, opera, oscar wilde, patagonia, pick of the week, play, poirot, pop, preview, review, rob delaney, robert glasper, rock, rory kinner, rossini, royal opera house, taylor swift, the arts desk, the importance of being earnest, the trial, the who, theartsdesk, theatre, vortex jazz club, wales, weather, welsh, west end, young vic
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Pick of the Week
Selma, Jessie J, The Fever and superhero sound effects: my Pick of the Week on theartsdesk
Posted in Art, Film, Journalism, Theatre
Tagged academy awards, alcohol, Amelia Bullmore, art, arts, auschwitz, awards, Christian Marclay, concert, di and viv and rose, drama, drink, equal rights, eventim apollo, exhibition, film, gallery, hammersmith, hampstead theatre, holocaust, installation, jessie j, london, London Sinfonietta, martin luther king, matt wolf, matthew wright, may fair hotel, movie, music, oscars, play, pop, pub crawl, race, review, selma, soul, sound effect, superhero, sweet talker, symphony, the arts desk, the clock, the fever, the vinyl factory, theartsdesk, theatre, tobias menzies, vaudeville theatre, voting, wallace shawn, west end, white cube
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