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London Shows Archive

The PappyShow: 10th Birthday Pit Party

Closed: 4 November 2023 - Barbican Theatre

Join us for an evening of radical joy, celebrating bold and beautiful dance, music and the best of vibes with performances curated by acclaimed theatre company The PappyShow. Read More

The PappyShow: BOYS

Closed: 23 April 2022 - Barbican Theatre

Boys is back. Our award winning debut production is returning for a new run at the Barbican Centre in 2022. Read More

The PappyShow: Pit Party

Closed: 5 March 2022 - Barbican Theatre

Join us for an evening of radical joy, celebrating bold and beautiful dance, music and the best of vibes curated by The PappyShow. The Pappyshow host this exciting mixed-bill of… Read More

The Pardoner’s Tale

Closed: 31 January 2014 - Unicorn Theatre

Tangere Arts returns to the Unicorn Theatre with an adaptation of one of Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales.The Pardoner’s Tale charts the story of a quick-witted, silver tongued trickster, who wants… Read More

The Pass

Closed: 1 March 2014 - Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs

John Tiffany directs a cast including Russell Tovey in The Pass, John Donnelly’s new play about two rising football stars who are about to make their first team debuts. Set… Read More

The Passenger

Closed: 25 October 2011 - London Coliseum

David Pountney directs The Passenger, an operatic exploration of the Holocaust and its devastating effect.When two women meet in The Passenger – one a former prisoner at Auschwitz, the other… Read More

The Patriotic Traitor

Closed: 19 March 2016 - Park Theatre

Written and directed by BAFTA-winning comedy writer Jonathan Lynn, The Patriotic Traitor tells the extraordinary true story of Charles de Gaulle and Phillipe Pétain, two men who loved each other… Read More

The Pea And The Princess

Closed: 30 March 2025 - Polka Theatre

Featuring super catchy songs, some familiar fairytale faces and a brand-new twist-in-the-tale, this a story that you definitely wouldn’t want to sleep on!  Read More

The Pearl Fishers

Closed: 2 December 2016 - London Coliseum

Centring on a life-long friendship tested by the introduction of love, The Pearl Fishers sees Bizet’s early operatic masterpiece beautifully brought to life through colourful orchestration, spectacular staging and a… Read More

The Pearl Fishers

Closed: 5 July 2014 - London Coliseum

Penny Woolcock revisits her acclaimed 2010 production to bring this compelling tale of friendship to life once again. Exploring themes of desire and rejection, longing and loss, and religious strictures,… Read More

The Pearl Fishers

Closed: 8 July 2010 - London Coliseum

A thrilling tale of friendship tested by love, set on an exotic isle in an eastern sea, Bizet's early masterpiece The Pearl Fishers is a gem of 19th-century French opera,… Read More

The Penny Dreadfuls

Closed: 22 July 2008 - Battersea Arts Centre

The Penny Dreadfuls (winners of the Best Comedy Show at the Brighton Festival Awards 2008) present a brand new comedy for 2008. A dastardly plot is afoot, one that could… Read More

The Penny Dreadfuls and Russell Kane

Closed: 6 October 2008 - Apollo Theatre

The Penny Dreadfuls: Aeneas Faversham Forever The biggest-selling and best-reviewed sketch comedy troupe at the Edinburgh Festival 2008, The Penny Dreadfuls return to London with their new play, Aeneas Faversham… Read More

The Peony Pavillion

Closed: 8 June 2008 - Sadler’s Wells

Spectacular and breathtaking, The Peony Pavilion is an extraordinary Chinese love story merging literature, music, theatre, dance, acrobatics and art. Performed as Kunqu Opera, a 500 year old artform which… Read More

The People’s Happiness

Closed: 25 April 2009 - Chickenshed

Once upon a time, a son of a cobbler fought his way out of the gutter using only brains, guts, words, bombs and anything and anyone that stood in his… Read More

The Perfect American

Closed: 28 June 2013 - London Coliseum

Based on Peter Stephan Jungk's novel and written by Philip Glass, one of the world's most important composers, The Perfect American imagines the final years of Walt Disney's life, including… Read More

The Perfect Party

Closed: 7 May 2011 - New Wimbledon Studio

Straight-laced vegans Philip and Philippa are attempting to host the perfect children’s party for their young son, Johnny, who has been very ill. The hummus dip and carrot sticks are… Read More

The Permanent Way

Closed: 17 November 2019 - The Vaults Theatre

David Hare’s award-winning play, The Permanent Way, roars to life in a provocative new site-specific staging performed in The Vaults, London’s alternative subterranean venue beneath Waterloo Station. Revelatory, witty, and moving,… Read More

The Phantom Of The Opera 25th Anniversary

Closed: 2 October 2011 - Royal Albert Hall

To celebrate the 25th birthday of Andrew Lloyd Webber's iconic musical The Phantom Of The Opera, producer Cameron Mackintosh present this fully staged production at the Royal Albert Hall. Since… Read More

The Philanthropist

Closed: 22 July 2017 - Trafalgar Studios 1

Christopher Hampton’s most celebrated play The Philanthropist has been delighting audiences since its premiere at the Royal Court in 1970. A biting ‘bourgeois comedy’ and a fiendishly clever inversion of Moliere’s… Read More

The Phlebotomist

Closed: 9 June 2018 - Hampstead Theatre

Ella Road’s debut play The Phlebotomist enjoyed a hit run at the Hampstead Theatre Downstairs in 2018. Bea meets Aaron. He’s intelligent, handsome, makes her laugh and, most importantly, has… Read More

The Phoenix And The Carpet

Closed: 9 March 2012 - Greenwich Theatre

On a cold November night, four adventurous children set off through old London town to buy a new carpet, replacing the one that they have accidentally ruined. They stumble upon… Read More

The Physicists

Closed: 21 July 2012 - Donmar Warehouse

Another nurse murdered in the world’s most illustrious sanatorium. And who’s to blame this time: Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein or the brilliant Johann Wilhelm Möbius? But what are these great minds… Read More

The Pianist Of Willesden Lane

Closed: 22 October 2016 - The Other Palace

The acclaimed World War Two drama The Pianist Of Willesden Lane returns to the St James Theatre for a six-week season this autumn. Featuring some of the world’s most beloved… Read More

The Pianist Of Willesden Lane

Closed: 27 February 2016 - The Other Palace

The Pianist Of Willesden Lane is the UK premiere of the critically acclaimed true story about a young Jewish pianist in wartime with grand aspirations, accompanied by beautiful live music… Read More

The Pickwick Papers

Closed: 4 February 2009 - Greenwich Theatre

European Arts Company's production of The Pickwick Papers takes audiences on a haphazard and often farcical journey in the footsteps of Samuel Pickwick and other well-known characters including Sam Weller,… Read More

The Picture Of Dorian Gray

Closed: 13 February 2016 - Trafalgar Studios 2

Amidst the decadence that runs rife in Victorian London, European Arts’ adaptation of the Wildean classic The Picture Of Dorian Gray at Trafalgar Studio 2 grants a young man the… Read More

The Pied Piper

Closed: 9 March 2013 - Half Moon Young People’s Theatre

When the Pied Piper plays his flute the rats run, the greedy mayor rubs his hands and the children dance. Norwich Puppet Theatre’s humorous and irresistible show combines a skilful… Read More

The Pilgrim’s Progress

Closed: 28 November 2012 - London Coliseum

The Pilgrim's Progress is ENO’s first ever staging of Vaughan Williams’ rapturous response to one of the best-loved adventure stories of the English language. Following ENO’s acclaimed productions of Williams’… Read More

The Pillowman

Closed: 2 September 2023 - Duke of York’s Theatre

‘The first duty of a storyteller is to tell a story’. Or was it ‘The only duty of a storyteller is to tell a story.’ In a totalitarian state a… Read More

The Pirate, The Princess And The Platypus

Closed: 20 August 2022 - Polka Theatre

Once upon a time, there was a pirate who wanted to be a princess, a princess who wanted to be a pirate and a platypus who was happy being exactly… Read More

The Pirates Of Penzance

Closed: 25 March 2017 - London Coliseum

Gilbert and Sullivan’s perennial raucous comedy opera The Pirates Of Penzance is revived by renowned filmmaker Mike Leigh at the London Coliseum. Following a merry band of swashbuckling pirates who… Read More

The Pirates Of Penzance

Closed: 4 July 2015 - London Coliseum

Renowned film maker and director Mike Leigh takes on sentimental pirates, blundering policeman, absurd adventures and improbable paradoxes to bring Gilbert and Sullivan’s dazzling opera The Pirates Of Penzance to… Read More

The Pirates Of Penzance (London Coliseum)

Closed: 21 February 2025 - London Coliseum

Batten down the hatches. Strike the colours. The pirates are back. The ENO’s smash-hit production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s swashbuckling farce returns shortly – and is set to get audiences… Read More

The Pirates Of Penzance (Wilton’s Music Hall)

Closed: 23 November 2024 - Wilton’s Music Hall

In this maddest of times let two of Britain’s barmiest story-tellers, Gilbert and Sullivan take you on an adventure with their much-loved tale of The Pirates Of Penzance. Sasha Regan’s… Read More

The Pit And The Pendulum

Closed: 22 October 2011 - Greenwich Theatre

A new stage adaptation of Edgar Allen Poe’s classic ghost story, The Pit And The Pendulum. When William Trevelyan sets out to rescue his young wife from the clutches of… Read More

The Pitchfork Disney

Closed: 17 March 2012 - Arcola Theatre

21 years after it came kicking and screaming into the world, Philip Ridley's The Pitchfork Disney has come of age... Ten years ago something terrible happened to Presley and Haley.… Read More

The Pitmen Painters

Closed: 7 February 2010 - National Theatre Lyttelton

Lee Hall’s play The Pitmen Painters is a humorous, deeply moving and timely look at art, class and politics. Following sell-out seasons at Live Theatre Newcastle and in the National’s… Read More

The Pitmen Painters

Closed: 14 April 2012 - Duchess Theatre

Lee Hall's celebrated play about the 1934 Ashington miners finally comes to the West End. Based on the book by William Feaver, The Pitmen Painters tells the true story of… Read More

The Pitmen Painters

Closed: 15 April 2009 - National Theatre Lyttelton

Lee Hall’s play The Pitmen Painters is a humorous, deeply moving and timely look at art, class and politics. Following sell-out seasons at Live Theatre Newcastle and in the National’s… Read More

The Pitmen Painters

Closed: 25 June 2008 - National Theatre Cottesloe

In 1934, a group of Ashington miners hired a professor to teach an art appreciation evening class. Rapidly abandoning theory in favour of practice, the pitmen began to paint. Within… Read More

The Pixie And The Pudding

Closed: 29 January 2023

This enchanting musical brings a tale from Scandinavian folklore to life with puppetry, original music and a sprinkling of pixie magic. Read More

The Planet And Stuff

Closed: 26 October 2013 - Polka Theatre

Climate change takes centre stage in a show for anyone who has ever wanted to change the world...From what’s going on in the atmosphere to where that sweet wrapper in… Read More

The Play That Goes Wrong

Closed: 1 June 2013 - Trafalgar Studios 2

International, award-winning comedy company Mischief Theatre bring The Play That Goes Wrong to Trafalgar Studios, following an earlier run at the Old Red Lion theatre. After benefitting from a large… Read More

The Playboy Of The Western World

Closed: 26 November 2011 - The Old Vic

JM Synge’s comic masterpiece, The Playboy Of The Western World, is set in a small village on the west coast of County Mayo, where lonely dreamer Christy Mahon takes refuge… Read More

The Plough And The Stars

Closed: 22 October 2016 - National Theatre Lyttelton

Howard Davies-directed The Plough And The Stars arrives at the National Theatre Lyttelton to commemorate the centenary of the Easter Rising, focusing on the mixed reactions of local citizens to… Read More

The Plough And The Stars

Closed: 7 April 2018 - Lyric Hammersmith

See Olivier Award-winner Niall Buggy and Game Of Thrones star Ian Lloyd Anderson in The Plough And The Stars at the Lyric Hammersmith. Following a sold-out run at the Abbey… Read More

The PoetryJoe Show

Closed: 17 May 2014 - Polka Theatre

Join PoetryJoe, star of CBeebie’s Rhyme Rocket, for his light-up world of fabulous foods, beastly bugs and peculiar pets! Armed with his trusty overhead projector and props, PoetryJoe introduces children… Read More

The Polar Bears Go Up

Closed: 1 May 2016 - Unicorn Theatre

Following on from last year’s hugely successful instalment of their adventures, The Polar Bears are back. And this time, they find themselves on a quest to Go Up – high,… Read More

The Polar Bears Go Wild

Closed: 25 January 2015 - Unicorn Theatre

The Unicorn Theatre is calling for all brave explorers to join two friendly polar bears on the adventure of a lifetime in The Polar Bears Go Wild. Where are they… Read More

The Political Party With Matt Forde

Closed: 27 January 2016 - St James Studio

Matt Forde (as seen on Jon Richardson Grows Up, Have I Got News For You, 8 out of 10 Cats & This Week) hosts The Political Party With Matt Forde… Read More

The Pool

Closed: 30 November 2006 - Arts Theatre

A lyrical fairytale about friendship, fate and the forces of nature. Read More

The Porcelain Project

Closed: 16 April 2009 - Barbican: Silk Street Theatre

The Porcelain Project is set in a sensual fantasy world celebrating an organic and poetic union of dance, theatre, music and visual art. Hundreds of pieces of porcelain objects dangle… Read More

The Portrait Of A Lady

Closed: 7 September 2008 - Rose Theatre

Henry James's 19th century masterpiece is one of the wonders of world literature. Set in London, Rome and Florence, The Portrait Of A Lady tells the story of Isabel Archer,… Read More

The Power Of Yes

Closed: 18 April 2010 - National Theatre Lyttelton

On 15 September 2008, capitalism came to a grinding halt. As sub-prime mortgages and toxic securities continued to dominate the headlines, the National Theatre asked playwright David Hare to write… Read More

The Precariat

Closed: 30 July 2013 - Finborough Theatre

"I can see this life for exactly what it is. I can now, anyway. We're walkin' a knife edge. One slip, one tiny slip an' we fall. An' there's a… Read More

The Present

Closed: 17 February 2013 - Unicorn Theatre

Join theatre-makers Hannah Ringham and Ansuman Biswas in a glorious participatory theatrical game exploring the mystery and pleasure of wrapping, receiving, giving and sharing.Aimed at children aged between four and… Read More

The President Has Come To See You

Closed: 15 June 2013 - Royal Court Theatre

Georgia is at war. Again. And the President can't cope. So he abandons his post and flees into the city to hide in the homes of his unsuspecting civilians. Georgian… Read More

The Pretender Agenda

Closed: 28 September 2008 - Charing Cross Theatre

The Pretender Agenda tells the story of six 30-something colleagues whose lives change irreparably over the course of one scandalous evening, revealing a multitude of secret agendas.Writer and director Christopher… Read More

The Price

Closed: 27 April 2019 - Wyndham’s Theatre

David Suchet and Brendan Coyle lead this riveting revival of Arthur Miller's familial drama The Price, nominated for Best Revival at the 2019 Olivier Awards with Mastercard. Reprising their roles from the… Read More

The Pride

Closed: 23 November 2013 - Trafalgar Studios 1

Jamie Lloyd directs Hayley Atwell in the first ever revival of Alexi Kaye Campbell’s landmark drama, marking the third production in the director’s star-studded Trafalgar Transformed season. Spanning more than… Read More

The Pride

Closed: 20 December 2008 - Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs

The 1958 Philip is in love with Oliver, but married to Sylvia. The 2008 Oliver is addicted to sex with strangers. Sylvia loves them both.The Pride examines changing attitudes to… Read More

The Prince & The Pauper

Closed: 13 January 2013 - Unicorn Theatre

Mark Twain’s classic tale of confused identities, The Prince And The Pauper, is brought to life for the festive season. Set in a Tudor London so vibrant you can smell… Read More

The Prince Of Homburg

Closed: 4 September 2010 - Donmar Warehouse

Heroic commander of the Prussian cavalry, The Prince Of Homburg dreams of victory, glory and fame. But his reckless disobedience during a crucial military operation leads the Prince to his… Read More

The Prince Of The Pagodas

Closed: 29 March 2014 - London Coliseum

David Bintley's imaginative reworking of this classic fairytale celebrates the power of family love. Featuring costumes from War Horse designer Rae Smith and inspired by Benjamin Britten’s only full-length ballet… Read More

The Prince Of The Pagodas

Closed: 29 June 2012 - Royal Opera House

Featuring some of Kenneth Macmillan’s most extraordinary and demanding choreography, The Prince Of The Pagodas combines all the entrancing elements of a fairytale with an additional psychological dimension, rooting the… Read More

The Princess And The Pea

Closed: 17 May 2009 - artsdepot

Once upon a stormy night, while the wind was howling outside, the Royals were all tucked up in bed. Suddenly there came a knock at the door and a wet,… Read More

The Princess And The Pea

Closed: 1 November 2009 - Unicorn Theatre

Once upon a stormy night, while the wind and the rain were howling outside, the Royals were all tucked up warm in bed. Suddenly there came a knock at the… Read More

The Princess And The Pea

Closed: 10 October 2009 - Lyric Hammersmith Studio

The Princess And The Pea is a playful and comic adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's classic bedtime tale of a prince in search of a real princess, a tower of… Read More

The Princess And The Pea

Closed: 16 June 2024 - Unicorn Theatre

Breathtaking acrobatics, clowning, and fairy-tale adventure combine in this funny and playful remix of Hans Christian Andersen’s classic story. Read More

The Priory

Closed: 16 January 2010 - Royal Court Theatre

The Priory is a new comedy from Michael Wynne which takes a microscope to modern dilemmas about life, love and retro board games. Kate is delighted when she finds a… Read More

The Prisoner Of Second Avenue

Closed: 25 September 2010 - Vaudeville Theatre

Set in the 1970's, The Prisoner Of Second Avenue is a black comedy depicting a New York couple, Mel (Jeff Goldblum) and Edna Edison, enduring the trials and tribulations of… Read More

The Private Room

Closed: 26 June 2004

Set both in an exclusive dining room near Wall Street, New York and in a windowless interrogation room at Camp Delta in Guantanamo Bay, The Private Room is a bold… Read More

The Promise

Closed: 8 December 2012 - Trafalgar Studios 2

Award-winning playwright Penelope Skinner’s new adaptation of Aleksei Arbuzov's classic play stars Max Bennett, Gwilym Lee and Joanna Vanderham.Set in war-torn Leningrad in 1943, The Promise tells the story of… Read More

The Prophet

Closed: 21 July 2012 - Gate Theatre

Based on extensive interviews in Cairo with revolutionaries and soldiers, journalists and cab drivers, The Prophet depicts both a revolution in progress and the society from which it sprang. It’s… Read More

The Prostitutes Padre

Closed: 29 December 2006 - Greenwich Playhouse

A new comedy-drama based on the true-life tale of the Rev. Harold Francis Davidson, rector of Stiffkey, who by his own admission was responsible for helping over 1000 fallen women,… Read More

The Prudes

Closed: 2 June 2018 - Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs

Following last year's hit Unreachable, Anthony Neilson returns to the Royal Court's Jerwood Theatre Upstairs with his new comedy The Prudes. Jess and Jimmy haven’t done... well... "it" in a year.… Read More

The Purists

Closed: 21 December 2024 - Kiln Theatre

Subcultures and generations collide in this New York comedy. On their stoop in Queens, New York, Lamont, a legendary emcee and Mr Bugz, a hall-of-fame DJ, have been winding up… Read More

The Queen Of Spades

Closed: 2 July 2015 - London Coliseum

An aged countess possesses the secret of winning infallibly at cards in Tchaikovsky powerfully dark masterpiece at the London Coliseum. Based on a short story by Alexander Pushkin, The Queen… Read More

The Queen Of Spades

Closed: 24 November 2011 - Barbican Theatre

Opera North opens its first season at the Barbican with Tchaikovsky’s tale of greed, gambling and madness, The Queen Of Spades.Herman is desperate to discover a secret that will guarantee… Read More

The Queen Of Spades

Closed: 12 November 2011 - Arcola Theatre

A mental patient is confined to his cell, refusing to answer any questions. His past life is revealed to us in a series of dreams that take us from the… Read More

The Queen’s Knickers

Closed: 19 August 2022 - Arts Theatre

The original, award winning, book explores the Queen’s fashions with a cheeky wink to childish humour - “Everyone can see the Queen’s smart coats and dresses, but what does she wear… Read More

The Quentin Dentin Show

Closed: 28 May 2016 - Arts Theatre

The Quentin Dentin Show sees the darkly comic Edinburgh Fringe rock musical reborn at London’s Arts Theatre. When Keith and Nat’s relationship begins to fall apart, they accidentally summon supernatural… Read More

The Quiet House

Closed: 9 July 2016 - Park Theatre

Delving into themes of infertility and the social stigmas that surround it, The Quiet House tells an amusing, heart-warming and strikingly honest love story, penned by Bruntwood Prize-winning Gareth Farr.… Read More

The Quiz

Closed: 30 May 2008 - Rose Theatre

The ultimate performance ... Believe the lie, remember your lines and you will live to act again tomorrow. But what if you have been barn-storming The Grand Inquisitor by Dostoyevsky… Read More

The Quiz

Closed: 28 June 2008 - Trafalgar Studios 2

If you have been performing ‘The Grand Inquisitor’ for too many years and it has always been your dream to die on stage like Kean, Irving and Tommy Cooper —… Read More

The Radium Girls

Closed: 19 October 2008 - New Wimbledon Studio

In the 1920s radium was a miracle cure and luminous watches were the latest rage - until the girls who painted them began to fall ill with a mysterious disease.… Read More

The Rage To Live

Closed: 8 September 2008 - Greenwich Theatre

Anthony Cable is Jacques Brel, the iconic entertainer, who hurled himself against life, writing, performing, drinking and smoking through countless sleepless nights and passionate affairs. Read More

The Railway Children

Closed: 8 January 2017

Mike Kenny's Olivier Award-winning stage adaptation of E Nesbit’s hugely popular The Railway Children is brought to life on stage at King’s Cross with a moving steam train. The Railway… Read More

The Railway Children

Closed: 8 January 2012 - Waterloo Station Theatre

York Theatre Royal's stage production of E Nesbit's popular 1906 novel The Railway Children comes to London, staged in the former Eurostar terminal in Waterloo Station.The Railway Children tells the… Read More

The Railway Children

Closed: 2 January 2011 - Waterloo Station Theatre

York Theatre Royal's stage production of E Nesbit's popular 1906 novel The Railway Children comes to London, staged in the former Eurostar terminal in Waterloo Station. The Railway Children tells… Read More

The Rain That Washes

Closed: 19 May 2012 - Chickenshed

The Rain That Washes is the compelling story of a young man growing up in turbulent Zimbabwe. Inspired by a series of interviews between Zimbabwean Christopher Maphosa and writer Dave… Read More

The Rake’s Progress

Closed: 3 February 2010 - Royal Opera House

Robert Lepage transplants Stravinsky’s opera The Rake’s Progress, a timely tale of the perils of success, to 1950s America, with Tom Rakewell a Hollywood star who has, and then loses,… Read More

The Rake’s Progress

Closed: 18 July 2008 - Royal Opera House

The Royal Opera debut for Robert Lepage's Hollywood-set production of this tale of seduction and corruption by a pleasure-loving society. From star of the silver screen to bankruptcy and madness,… Read More

The Rap Canterbury Tales And Other Stories

Closed: 8 September 2010 - Greenwich Theatre

In a virtuoso piece of theatrical story-telling designed specifically for Greenwich theatre, The Rap Canterbury Tales And Other Stories combines Chaucer’s tales of the Miller, the Pardoner and the Wife… Read More

The Rap Guide To Evolution

Closed: 26 April 2010 - Greenwich Theatre

The Rap Guide To Evolution explores the history and current understanding of Darwin’s theory, combining hilarious remixes of popular rap songs with clever lyrical storytelling that covers Natural Selection, Sexual… Read More

The Rape Of Lucretia

Closed: 10 September 2011 - Peacock Theatre

Benjamin Britten’s chamber opera The Rape Of Lucretia is an intimate portrayal of a personal tragedy with historic consequences, set against a backdrop of war. The iconic tale of the… Read More

The Rape of Lucretia

Closed: 22 November 2022 - Royal Opera House

In a world brutalised by conflict, one woman’s experience of horrific violence becomes the defining moment of an era. Read More

The Rashomon Effect / Vertical Road

Closed: 16 April 2014 - Sadler’s Wells

Following their sold out debut performance and a national tour, National Youth Dance Company returns with The Rashomon Effect / Vertical Road, a brand new double bill by Olivier Award… Read More

The Rat Pack

Closed: 3 July 2010 - Richmond Theatre

Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr and Dean Martin, legends of 20th century popular culture. The Rat Pack - Live From Las Vegas celebrates these talents in a unique night of… Read More
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