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This 1967 comedy is hailed as a classic farce by a certain generation of theatre critics and their literary compatriots. But ultimately it is a dated, ludicrous play that is often over-intellectualised and with Omid Djalili in as one of its main pulls, we'd advise not getting your hopes up.
The story - though there barely is one - follows a psychoanalyst and his sexy new secretary, his interrupting wife and her blackmailing lover before a government inspector and a policeman turn up to further the chaos of their nonsensical lives.
According to Ambassadors Theatre Group, "The West End just got hotter! "Um.. Yeah it has! These terribly well groomed people are coming together to perform a collection of songs "from the West End, Broadway ...
Daniel Radcliffle plays Cripple Billy in Martin McDonaugh's The Cripple of Inishmaan. Desperate to get off his tiny, gossip-starved Island, Billy is determined to get a part in Robert Flaherty's film 'Man...
Now transformed into the feelgood movie of the century so far, this stage showcase for the music of Abba looks set to run and run. Audiences adore this lightweight tale of a mother and daughter in love...
They're an indecisive bunch, These New Puritans. They seem to pick all sorts of ideas out of the worlds of indie, electronica, dance and rock and manage to mush it altogether into something simultaneously...
Directed by Sam Mendes with a book by David Greig and lyrics by Marc Shaiman and Sam Wittman, this marks the second Roald Dahl musical to hit the West End. "The mysterious Willy Wonka is opening his ...
Multi Olivier Award-winner Zoë Wanamaker returns to the West End for a play about a marriage falling apart in very dramatic fashion. Passion Play by Peter Nichols is a dark comedy that sees James and...
Saints are more often associated with traditional sacred art than with contemporary work, but Michael Landy, current Rootstein Hopkins Associate Artist in residence at the National Gallery, has been inspired...
Alan Ayckbourn's first major West End hit, Relatively Speaking is the usual combination of misunderstanding, farce, plotting and familial upper class incompetence. Intent on gaining her parents permission ...
The tenth of the Courtauld's biannual student-run exhibitions is currently taking over the institution's East Wing. On display are works by brilliant photographer Tom Hunter, oddball sculptors Heringa...
Promising prizes of cash, drink and food, The Seven Dials Quiz is a regular evening of brain-teasers and general knowledge posers that is held every Wednesday at the Seven Dials Club.