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Stephen Mallatrat's masterful script takes the premise of a Susan Hill novel as its basis. One of the surviving characters, an elderly lawyer, returns to the scene of the action. He aims to exorcise the ghosts of his youth by hiring an actor to retrace his steps.
Both characters are brilliantly convincing: the frail, troubled but rational old man, and his sceptical, bold young assistant. Both are pretty well determined not to get spooked or to set too much store in what happened years ago. And both slide terrifyingly back into past horrors as if the intervening years did not exist.
Elegantly scripted and beautifully produced with the lighting and tension of a film noir, The Woman in Black is a fantastic piece of theatre that is also genuinely frightening.
Classic Agatha Christie murder mystery which opened in London in 1952 and has been running continuously ever since. After more than 20,000 performances the crowds are still flocking to discover who the...
War Horse has to be the most successful production by the National Theatre in living memory. Since opening in 2007 it has scooped the Olivier, Evening Standard and the Critics Circle awards and it now...
Rarely do audiences talk about the plot of Gershwin's Crazy for you, probably because it's not that important when you've got songs like ?I Got Rhythm?, ?Someone To Watch Over Me?, ?Embraceable You? and...
The Duchess finds herself widowed and tied to her two brutish brothers who refuse to let her remarry so they can keep a hold on her inheritance. The discovery of her relationship with Antonio, her steward...
One of Shakespeare's bloodies and ballsiest plays sees the young King Henry shed his boyhood fascination with wine, women and song, and deftly divert attention from domestic strife with a move many politicians...
The stage show inspired by the 1935 film starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers follows dancer Jerry Travers as he begins work for producer Horace Hardwick in London. Enthusiastically practising his routine...
Mind the Map (yep, they went there) is an exhibition inspired by the famous tube map. There's work on show by, among others, Simon Patterson, Stephen Walter and Susan Stockwell. Until 28.10.12.
In David Edgar's taut play about the creation of the King James bible in 1610 sees a group of 54 clerics translating scripture. We meet ghosts and royalty and encounter lots of acronyms and discussion...
Rarely do audiences talk about the plot of Gershwin's Crazy for you, probably because it's not that important when you've got songs like ?I Got Rhythm?, ?Someone To Watch Over Me?, ?Embraceable You? and...
Michael Frayn's thoroughly silly romantic romp was dusted off in grand style at The Old Vic last year and now the production transfers to the West End's Novello Theatre. Mr Frayn, author of Headlong and...
A thin plot that doesn't matter too much with all the amazing dancing and brilliant music filling the stage at Peacock Theatre. Inspired by the Mujra dancers who entertained India's elite back in the day...
War Horse has to be the most successful production by the National Theatre in living memory. Since opening in 2007 it has scooped the Olivier, Evening Standard and the Critics Circle awards and it now...
Hats off to Helena Bonham Carter for her turn in the film but is there a more perfect Mrs Lovett than Imelda Staunton? Michael Ball makes a marmite Sweeney Todd but Jonathan Kent's production of this Stephen...
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Covent Garden WC2B 5HH,
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