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  • ‘2:22 – A Ghost Story’ to embark on its first UK tour in September

    ‘2:22 – A Ghost Story’ to embark on its first UK tour in September

    The show will travel all across the country until May 2024, some of its locations including Bath, Salford and Belfast. Written by award-winning BBC author Danny Robins, the play tells the eerie tale of a couple moving to their new house, where they will soon find their accompanied by some unwanted guest.

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    10 February, 2023
    English contents, News
    222, 222 a ghost story, 2:22, andrew lloyd webber, ben cutler, cheryl, criterion theatre, danny robins, felix scott, florence odumosu, hamlet, hammersmith ghost, harry price, horror, jake wood, laura whitmore, london, louise ford, matt willis, matthew dunster, nigel allen, nine night, picadilly, runaway entertinment, scary, scott karim, shakespeare, sine digitl, sophia hannides, tamsin carroll, the phantom of the opera, the turn of the screw, the woman in black, thriller, tom felton, west end
  • 9 new shows to watch from this month for only a limited run

    9 new shows to watch from this month for only a limited run

    As February bridges into its second half, the London scene gets packed with productions of all kind you must be sure to enjoy before it’s too late! Today, we’re presenting you with our selection of recently opened and upcoming montages you shouldn’t forget to put in your bucket list – but in the one you…

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    9 February, 2023
    English contents, News
    andrew lloyd webber, angel theatre, bat out of hell, cirque bersek!, comedy, david copperfield, dickens, drama, duke of york's theatre, family theatre, gillian lynne theatre, i would do anything for love, jim steinman, lehman trilogy, london, meatloaf, much ado about nothing, musical theatre, musicals, national theatre, riverside studios, shakespeare, the flying bath, the globe, the instrumentals, titus andronicus, west end
  • ‘The Book Thief’ to open as a new musical in September

    ‘The Book Thief’ to open as a new musical in September

    The piece will be presented in Coventry and Leicester, after being showcased for the first time in Bolton last year and receiving a WhatsOnStage Award nomination for Best Regional Production. Based on the best-selling novel, the adaptation will include a libretto Timothy Allen McDonald and Jodi Picoult and music and lyrics by Elyssa Samsel and…

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    6 February, 2023
    English contents, News
    & juliet, a midsummer night's dream, a monster calls, aladdin, allegiance, belgrade theatre, Carousel, Coventry, curve theatre, elyssa samsel, frozen, hitler, jack and the beanstalk, jodi picoult, kate anderson, leicester, little shop of horrors, lotte wakeham, markus zusak, musical theatre, musicals, nazi, nazi germany, newsies, nic farman, peer gynt, peter pan, rent, romeo and juliet, shakespeare, the book thief, the cher show, the diary of a ceo live, the wizard of oz, timothy allen mcdonald, tom jackson greaves, whistle down the wind
  • Review of ‘Titus Andronicus’: “It didn’t die with shame”

    Review of ‘Titus Andronicus’: “It didn’t die with shame”

    Murder and revenge return to the Globe in this new production of Shakespeare’s first and most gruesome tragedy. Guillermo Nazara reviews a re-envisioned approach on this classic tale about pride and honour, to let us know what’s in store within the now blood-stained walls of the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.

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    3 February, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    beau holland, daneka etchells, fred thomas, georgia mae myers, globe, gore, katy stephens, Kirsten Foster, lucy mccormick, mia selway, sam wannamaker, shakespeare, shakespeares globe, sophie russel, the globe, titus andronicus, tragedy, william shakespeare
  • Review of Frantic Assembly’s ‘Othello’: “In search for the immortal Shakespeare”

    Review of Frantic Assembly’s ‘Othello’: “In search for the immortal Shakespeare”

    The bard’s most iconic work about mischievous friendship and envy’s destructive feelings is reborn in a new version currently playing at the Lyric Hammersmith until mid-February. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on the production, to let us know if one of the author’s greatest and most famous classics has been properly treated.

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    27 January, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    classic theatre, desdemona, frantic assembly, iago, london, lyric hammersmith, modern shakespeare, Othello, scott graham director, shakespeare, tragedy, updated shakespeare, west end
  • Crítica de ‘Enrique V’: “El amor propio no es un pecado tan vil”

    Crítica de ‘Enrique V’: “El amor propio no es un pecado tan vil”

    La última entrega de Shakespeare en esta épica historia sobre la sed de poder y la corrupción humana vuelve a las tablas del Globe, en una nueva versión que presenta retoques y escenas adicionales a la obra original. Guillermo Názara revisa esta producción reimaginada de uno de los dramas más impactantes del dramaturgo, para hacernos…

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    30 November, 2022
    Contenido en español, Críticas
    azusa ono, benjin, dharmesh pael, drama, eleanor henderson, geoffrey lumb, georgia frost, globe player, hattie barsby, helena lymberry, henry v, historic drama, history, james cooney, joanna levine, jon furlong, josephine callies, joshua griffin, louis au, maddie cutter, max pappenheim, moi tran, naeem hayat, oliver johnstone, sam wannamaker, sam wannamaker playhouse, shakespeare, shakespeare’s globe
  • Review of ‘Henry V’: “Self-love is not so vile a sin”

    Review of ‘Henry V’: “Self-love is not so vile a sin”

    Shakespeare’s last installment on this epic tale about power thirst and human corruption returns to the Globe’s boards, in a new version featuring additional tweaks and scenes to the original work. Guillermo Názara reviews this reimagined production of one of the playwright’s most striking dramas, to let us know if the bard’s immortal spirit has…

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    30 November, 2022
    English contents, Reviews
    azusa ono, benjin, dharmesh pael, drama, eleanor henderson, geoffrey lumb, georgia frost, globe player, hattie barsby, helena lymberry, henry v, historic drama, history, james cooney, joanna levine, jon furlong, josephine callies, joshua griffin, louis au, maddie cutter, max pappenheim, moi tran, naeem hayat, oliver johnstone, sam wannamaker, sam wannamaker playhouse, shakespeare, shakespeare's globe
  • Agatha Christie’s ‘The Mousetrap’ to have its Broadway premiere next year

    Agatha Christie’s ‘The Mousetrap’ to have its Broadway premiere next year

    The piece will be played in New York for the very first time in History. Celebrating its 70th anniversary this year, the show held a special midday gala performance today featuring many notable guests.

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    25 November, 2022
    English contents, News
    adam spiegel, agatha christie, avenue q, broadway, hamlet, in the heights, kevin mccollum, london, miss marple, motow, mystery, mystery writer, new york, poirot, rent, shakespeare, six, st matins theatre, the mousetrap, the play that goes wrong, west end, whodunnit
  • ‘La ratonera’ de Agatha Christie se estrenará en Broadway el próximo año

    ‘La ratonera’ de Agatha Christie se estrenará en Broadway el próximo año

    La pieza se interpretará en Nueva York por primera vez en la historia. Para celebrar su 70º aniversario este año, el espectáculo ha celebrado hoy una gala especial a mediodía en la que han participado numerosos invitados notables.

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    25 November, 2022
    Actualidad, Contenido en español
    adam spiegel, agatha christie, avenue q, broadway, hamlet, in the heights, kevin mccollum, london, miss marple, motow, mystery, mystery writer, new york, poirot, rent, shakespeare, six, st matin’s theatre, the mousetrap, the play that goes wrong, west end, whodunnit
  • Review of ‘2:22’: “Time raised hell”

    Review of ‘2:22’: “Time raised hell”

    The London scene continues to scream in fear and delight thanks to this eerie tale about the afterlife, now playing on its last weeks at the Criterion Theatre before transferring to its next venue. Guillermo Názara reviews the new cast of the original West End production (soon to fly to the States too), to let…

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    24 November, 2022
    English contents, Reviews
    222, 222 a ghost story, 2:22, andrew lloyd webber, ben cutler, criterion theatre, danny robins, felix scott, florence odumosu, hamlet, hammersmith ghost, harry price, horror, laura whitmore, london, matt willis, matthew dunster, nigel allen, nine night, picadilly, runaway entertinment, scary, shakespeare, sine digitl, sophia hannides, tamsin carroll, the phantom of the opera, the turn of the screw, the woman in black, thriller, west end
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