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  • Leicester’s Curve Theatre to stage new production of ‘Evita’

    Leicester’s Curve Theatre to stage new production of ‘Evita’

    The show will play for a limited run starting next autumn, led by acclaimed director Nikolai Forster. With music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, the piece tells the story of Eva Perón’s ascend from rags to riches, featuring some of the most iconic songs both in theatre and music history.

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    7 February, 2023
    English contents, News
    a chorus line, andrew lloyd webber, another suitcase in another hall, antonio banderas, billy elliot, buenos aires, curve theatre, dont cry for me argentina, eva peron, evita, high flying adored, leicester, madonna, nikolai forster, oh what a circus, sunset boulevard, the wizard of os, tim rice, u theatre awards, west end
  • Nueva producción de “El Mago de Oz” en el Palladium de Londres

    Nueva producción de “El Mago de Oz” en el Palladium de Londres

    El espectáculo pisará las tablas del West End el próximo verano, en esta colaboración entre Michael Harrison y The Really Useful Group. Dirigida por Nikolai Foster, esta versión incluirá todas las canciones y personajes clásicos, pero también los números adicionales escritos por Andrew Lloyd Webber y Tim Rice.

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    1 December, 2022
    Actualidad, Contenido en español
    adam fisher, andrew lloyd webber, ben cracknekk, billy elliot, broadway, chorus line, colin richmond, cowardly lion, defying gravity, dorothy, douglas oconnell, emerald city, george dyer, judy garland, l frank baum, london, marcus hell, mark kaufman, munchkins, nikolai foster, oz, rachael canning, scarecrow, scott pennrose, shay barclay, somewhere over the rainbow, stephen schwartz, summer, the really useful group, the wizard of oz, tim rice, tin man, west end, wicked, wizard of oz, yellow bricked road
  • New production of ‘The Wizard of Oz’ to play at the London Palladium

    New production of ‘The Wizard of Oz’ to play at the London Palladium

    The show will tread the boards of the West End venue next summer, in this collaboration between Michael Harrison and The Really Useful Group. Directed by Nikolai Foster, this version will include all of the classic songs and characters but also the additional numbers penned by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice.

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    1 December, 2022
    English contents, News
    adam fisher, andrew lloyd webber, ben cracknekk, billy elliot, broadway, chorus line, colin richmond, cowardly lion, defying gravity, dorothy, douglas oconnell, emerald city, george dyer, judy garland, l frank baum, london, marcus hell, mark kaufman, munchkins, nikolai foster, oz, rachael canning, scarecrow, scott pennrose, shay barclay, somewhere over the rainbow, stephen schwartz, summer, the really useful group, the wizard of oz, tim rice, tin man, west end, wicked, wizard of oz, yellow bricked road
  • Review of ‘From Here to Eternity’: “It really blows”

    Review of ‘From Here to Eternity’: “It really blows”

    Tim Rice and Stuart Brayson’s Pearl Harbor musical returns to London for a limited run in a new production at London’s Charing Cross Theatre. Guillermo Názara reviews this reinvisioned take on the stage adaptation of James Jones’s novel and later 1953 blockbuster film, to share his thoughts on this tale of passion and romance of […]

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    16 November, 2022
    English contents, Reviews
    Adam Rhys-Charles, Alan Turkington, Callum Henderson, Carley Stenson, Cassius Hackforth, charing cross theatre, Desmonda Cathabel, Dominic Adam Griffin, Eve Polycarpou, from here to eternity, Jack Ofrecio, Jaden Oshenye, james jones, James Mateo-Salt, Jonathon Bentley, Jonny Amies, Kyerron Dixon-Bassey, Leonard Cook, london, Rhys Nuttall, Robin Hayward, Sarah Drake, tim rice, west end
  • Crítica de ‘From Here to Eternity’

    Crítica de ‘From Here to Eternity’

    El musical Pearl Harbor, de Tim Rice y Stuart Brayson, vuelve a Londres en una nueva producción limitada en el Charing Cross Theatre de Londres. Guillermo Názara revisa esta reinvención de la adaptación teatral de la novela de James Jones y del posterior éxito de taquilla de 1953, para compartir su opinión sobre esta historia […]

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    16 November, 2022
    Contenido en español, Críticas
    Adam Rhys-Charles, Alan Turkington, Callum Henderson, Carley Stenson, Cassius Hackforth, charing cross theatre, Desmonda Cathabel, Dominic Adam Griffin, Eve Polycarpou, from here to eternity, Jack Ofrecio, Jaden Oshenye, james jones, James Mateo-Salt, Jonathon Bentley, Jonny Amies, Kyerron Dixon-Bassey, Leonard Cook, london, Rhys Nuttall, Robin Hayward, Sarah Drake, tim rice
  • Disney’s ‘The Lion King’ confirms full UK & Ireland tour cast, starring Stephenson Ardern-Sodje

    The show will resume performances by the start of Christmas, beginning a one-year tour with stop of some of the most prestigious British venues. Featuring songs by Elton John and Tim Rice and direction by Julie Taymor, the musical has become the highest grossing piece of entertainment in History, with 25 global productions in nine […]

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    22 October, 2021
    News
    broadway, can you feel the love tonight, disney, el rey leon, elton john, hakuna matata, hans zimmer, julie taymor, lebo m, michael eisner, mufasa, musical theatre, musicals, nala, pumbaa, rafiki, sarabi, savannah, simba, Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, the circle of life, the lion king, theatre, tim rice, timon, west end, zazu
  • ‘El Rey León’ confirma elenco completo para su gira por Irlanda y Reino Unido, protagonizada por Stephenson Ardern-Sodje

    El espectáculo retomará funciones a principios de Navidad, dando comienzo a un tour de un año con paradas en algunos de los recintos más prestigiosos de ambos países. Con canciones de Elton John y Tim Rice y dirección de Julie Taymor, el musical se ha convertido en el producto de entretenimiento con mayor recaudación de […]

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    22 October, 2021
    Actualidad
    broadway, can you feel the love tonight, disney, el rey leon, elton john, hakuna matata, hans zimmer, julie taymor, lebo m, michael eisner, mufasa, musical theatre, musicals, nala, pumbaa, rafiki, sarabi, savannah, simba, Stephenson Ardern-Sodje, the circle of life, the lion king, theatre, tim rice, timon, west end, zazu
  • An interview with Julie Taymor – Part 2

    One of the most renowned opera and theatre directors, Julie Taymor’s versatility has led her to carry out some of the most important Broadway projects in the last decades. Join us in the second episode of this exciting interview, where we’ll discover how The Lion King was brought to the stage, the creation of the […]

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    9 June, 2021
    Interviews
    africa, anne hathaway, anthony hopkins, broadway, can you feel the love tonight, circle of life, comedy, disney, drama, edgar allan poe, elton john, fool's fire, frida, frida khalo, hakuna matata, jaguar, juan darien, julia clare, julianne moore, julie taymor, kenia, kenya, lebo m, london, marvel, mufasa, new york, opera, pumbaa, rafiki, salma hayek, sarabi, scar, shakespeare, simba, south africa, spiderman, swahili, the glorias, the lion king, tim rice, timon, titus andronicus, turn off the dark, west end, william shakespeare, zazu
  • Entrevista con Julie Taymor – Parte 2

    Una de las directoras de ópera y teatro con más renombre, la versatilidad de Julie Taymor la ha llevado a realizar algunos de los proyectos más importantes de Broadway de las últimas décadas. Acompáñanos en el segundo episodio de esta apasionante entrevista, en la que descubriremos cómo El Rey León llegó a los escenarios, la […]

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    9 June, 2021
    Entrevistas
    africa, anne hathaway, anthony hopkins, broadway, can you feel the love tonight, circle of life, comedy, disney, drama, edgar allan poe, elton john, fool’s fire, frida, frida khalo, hakuna matata, jaguar, juan darien, julia clare, julianne moore, julie taymor, kenia, kenya, lebo m, london, marvel, mufasa, new york, opera, pumbaa, rafiki, salma hayek, sarabi, scar, shakespeare, simba, south africa, spiderman, swahili, the glorias, the lion king, tim rice, timon, titus andronicus, turn off the dark, west end, william shakespeare, zazu
  • An Interview with Julie Taymor – Part One

    From creating the world’s highest grossing musical to leading such iconic actors like Anthony Hopkins, Anne Hathaway, Salma Hayek or Julianne Moore, Julie Taymor is one of the most versatile and recognised directors both in theatre and film. Don’t miss this new two-part interview, where we explore the highlights of her exciting career, including the […]

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    24 March, 2021
    Interviews
    africa, anne hathaway, anthony hopkins, broadway, can you feel the love tonight, circle of life, comedy, disney, drama, edgar allan poe, elton john, fool’s fire, frida, frida khalo, hakun matataç, jaguar, juan darien, julia clare, julianne moore, julie taymor, kenia, kenya, lebo m, london, mufasa, new york, opera, pumbaa, rafiki, salma hayek, sarabi, scar, shakespeare, simba, south africa, swahili, the glorias, the lion king, tim rice, timon, titus andronicus, west end, william shakespeare, zazu, zulu
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