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Old Vic Tunnels get Scorched
The Old Vic’s programming of its new theatre space under Waterloo Station continues this autumn with Scorched, a new play by Wajdi Mouawad, which plays in the Old Vic Tunnels from 3 September to 2 October.
The Official London Theatre Guide - News
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Holden to be Shrek’s London princess
TV reality show judge Amanda Holden will prove she has talent next year when she takes to the London stage as Princess Fiona in the musical adaptation of the hit family movie Shrek.
The Official London Theatre Guide - News
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Donmar Lear gets worldwide audience
The forthcoming Donmar Warehouse production of King Lear, which stars Derek Jacobi as the foolish sovereign, will be seen by many more people than previously expected as it will be screened in over 300 cinemas worldwide.
The Official London Theatre Guide - News
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Carlos Acosta: Premieres
It is clear from the moment the curtain rises at the London Coliseum that the great Cuban dancer Carlos Acosta has created a starkly contemporary, surreal show that leans as much on digital imagery as dance.
The Official London Theatre Guide - News
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The Prince of Homburg, Donmar Warehouse, London
Heinrich von Kleist's The Prince of Homburg (1811) is one of those deeply ambiguous works that can be co-opted by diametrically opposed political factions. It's said to have been a favourite of Hitler's and insofar as it dramatises the triumph of Prussian military discipline over individual impul...
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Knocked for Six's notes from the Underground
Whether you are shoved up against someone's armpit or stuck next to a touchy-feely couple, there is nowhere quite like the tube for being up close and personal. Now Knocked for Six, a writing collective who met last year on the Royal Court's Unheard Voices programme, have turned their tube experi...
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Over the Edge, Barbican Theatre, London
Boy Blue Entertainment's new show, Over the Edge, goes from Tube train commuters to alien abduction, in a series of sketches linked by a hip-hop beat. It is the follow-up to Pied Piper, which won awards for its street- dance retelling of the story of the rats of Hamelin.
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Acosta comes to London stage
Cuban ballet star Carlos Acosta's new show Premieres opened at the Coliseum Theatre in London this week.
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Giselle/Serenade: Bolshoi Ballet, Royal Opera House
THE least cluttered of all romantic ballets Giselle is a work of timeless wonder.
Daily Express :: Stage Feed
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Burn The Floor: Fiery fusion fizzles after the burn
IT BEGINS with the promise of a hot night in Havana. A girl dressed in black saunters through the audience, picking out dance partners at random.
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