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Come From Away, Phoenix Theatre
A remarkable true story birthed this modest Canadian musical, which went on to storm Broadway in 2017, and now makes it West End debut at a time when its heartfelt message seems more necessary than ever. In these murky, cynical … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, book tickets, broadwayworld, cheap tickets, come from away, islanders, london, mayor, musical, newfoundland, phoenix theatre, rachel tucker, review, ticket deal, video, visit london, west end
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Come From Away leads February’s Top 10 new London shows
From a hit Canadian musical to showbiz satire and a classic sitcom reborn. Read my full BroadwayWorld article here
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Tagged 9 to 5, all about eve, almeida theatre, amber davies, anne washburn, arthur miller, best, bonnie langford, book tickets, brendan coyle, broadwayworld, chas and dave, cheap tickets, clarke peters, come from away, danny dyer, david suchet, denis o'hara, dolly parton, donald trump, duke of yorks theatre, february, gillian anderson, harold pinter, home i'm darling, katherine parkinson, kevin doyle, lily james, louise redknapp, martin freeman, moliere, musical, national theatre, noel coward theatre, old vic, olivia williams, only fools and horses, paul whitehouse, phoenix theatre, picks, play, rachel tucker, sale, save, savoy theatre, shipwreck, tara fitzgerald, tartuffe, the american clock, the price, theatre, theatre royal haymarket, ticket deal, top 10, west end, what to see, wyndhams theatre
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An Intimate Evening with Kristin Chenoweth, London Palladium
The words “an intimate evening with” may seem at odds with the cavernous Palladium. But leave it to the pint-sized Broadway legend with the huge voice to work her magic on the space. Somehow, with just a mic and a … Continue reading
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Tagged actress, album, alice fearn, andrew lippa, broadway, broadwayworld, elaine paige, elphaba, for good, glinda, judy garland, kristin chenoweth, london, london palladium, michael mayer, michael orland, musical, Oklahoma, popular, rachel tucker, review, singer, sophie evans, theatre, west end, wicked
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BWW Interview: Rachel Tucker
The actress and singer discusses her first solo tour. Read my full BroadwayWorld interview here
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Tagged actress, america, andrew lloyd webber, belfast, bridge house theatre, broadway, broadwayworld, i'd do anything, interview, rachel tucker, reality tv, singer, solo show, songs, sting, the last ship, tour, tv, we will rock you, west end, wicked, zedel
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Communicating Doors, Menier Chocolate Factory
Genre mixing is a perilous business. Successful hybrids use duelling forms to re-contextualise or revolutionise; others wind up fatally diluting their disparate elements. Ayckbourn’s 1994 sci fi comedy thriller – featuring, at its nadir, a farcical defenestration mistaken for a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Ayckbourn, blithe spirit, comedy, communicating doors, crime, david bamber, dickens, dominatrix, drama, farce, faust, hotel, husband, imogen stubbs, lindsay posner, london, menier chocolate factory, murder, noir, paradox, play, rachel tucker, review, s&m, sci fi, science fiction, sex, the arts desk, theartsdesk, theatre, thriller, time travel, time warp, wife
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