London Shows Archive

The Yellow Wallpaper

Closed: 1 August 2008 - Courtyard Theatre

An unsettling, chilling and claustrophobic gothic horror which incarcerates us in a disused nursery and draws us into an increasingly dangerous game with a menace intent on infecting our minds. Read More

The Yeomen Of The Guard

Closed: 16 September 2009

A special performance of Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Yeomen Of The Guard, staged at The Tower of London to mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Henry VII. To… Read More

The Yeomen Of The Guard

Closed: 2 December 2022 - London Coliseum

The Tower of London is the scene for a tangled web of melancholy and mirth in Gilbert & Sullivan’s beloved operetta, The Yeomen of the Guard. The arrival of a… Read More

The York Realist

Closed: 12 October 2009 - Riverside Studios

Set on the brink of major social change in the early 1960’s, The York Realist is the poignant love story of two young men from diverse backgrounds, who are being… Read More

The Young Kings Of Comedy

Closed: 19 February 2011 - Hackney Empire

Experience the best young urban comedians in the UK today.Starring Richard Blackwood, Slim, Kevin J & Kojo The Fresh Prince of Hackney. Read More

The Yule Lads – Tales Of Icelandic Christmas

Closed: 9 December 2009 - Drill Hall

The Yule Lads - Tales Of Icelandic Christmas is a story in the tradition of the Brothers Grimm. Using music, magic and puppets, the show tells the tales that have… Read More

Theatre At Sea

Closed: 2 January 2009

Theatre Of Blood

Closed: 10 September 2005 - National Theatre Lyttelton

Seven self-regarding critics assemble at a disused theatre in response to a mysterious invitation. Too late they discover its gruesome purpose as Edward Lionheart, an actor frenzied by a lifetime… Read More

Theatre Of Possibilities

Closed: 21 July 2008 - Almeida Theatre

Theatre Of Possibilities illuminates key areas in artist Cy Twombly's creative life and coincides with an exhibition at Tate Modern. The evening features a rare opportunity to hear Voile d'Orphee… Read More

TheatreFix: VIP Competition

Closed: 10 March 2009

Thebans

Closed: 3 June 2014 - London Coliseum

British composer Julian Anderson and playwright Frank McGuinness unite for this compelling retelling of Sophocles’ timeless tragedy. Focusing on the fate of Oedipus and his daughter Antigone, Thebans sees murder,… Read More

Them With Frozen Tails

Closed: 3 January 2010 - The Roundhouse

Take two preposterously funny chaps. Some artic animals. A touch of frost. Add some frozen tails and three seasonal stories from around the world - one created live from audience… Read More

Them With Tails

Closed: 25 March 2006 - Jackson’s Lane Theatre

The team behind The Gruffalo bring three unlikely tales, and one impossible one, to life. Tall Stories has created this new family show from a trio of stories from across… Read More

Then Like My Dreams

Closed: 5 August 2006 - Theatre Royal Stratford East

Zak loves football. Zak loves West Ham and wants to play for them. But sometimes following your dreams can get pretty complicated. His mate, Dazza, shouts racist comments at the… Read More

Then, Now & Next

Closed: 29 July 2023 - Southwark Playhouse

Starring Alice Fearn, and directed by Julie Atherton, Then, Now & Next is a heartwarming, original musical from writers Christopher J Orton and Jon Robyns. Struggling with a difficult past,… Read More

Theodora

Closed: 16 February 2022 - Royal Opera House

Julia Bullock, Joyce DiDonato and Jakub Józef Orliński star in Katie Mitchell’s thrilling new production of Handel’s Theodora. In an alternative modern-day reality, Theodora, a religious fundamentalist, plots for the resistance against the Roman occupation.… Read More

Theodore and Margarida

Closed: 17 May 2009 - Drill Hall

Theodore and Margarida are best friends. They buzz, they play and sing together. One day an unexpected event changes their lives and friendship forever. Theodore and Margarida is a beautiful… Read More

There Came A Gypsy Riding

Closed: 3 March 2007 - Almeida Theatre

To mark their late son's 21st birthday, the McKenna family gathers at their holiday home in the west of Ireland. Eccentric cousin Bridget doesn't want to miss out on birthday… Read More

There’s A Monster In My Piano

Closed: 19 April 2014 - Little Angel Theatre

Garlic Theatre combines puppetry, clowning and animation in this family show about one very highly strung monster. When a strange munching noise is heard from the inside of a piano,… Read More

There’s A Monster In My Piano

Closed: 15 June 2013 - Polka Theatre

Q: What do you do when you hear a strange noise inside a piano? A: Call the Piano Doctor of course. He might be able to help with his bag… Read More

There’s A Monster In Your Show

Closed: 1 September 2024 - Riverside Studios

Tom Fletcher’s interactive adventures for big imaginations are leaping from page to stage, as the beloved Who’s in Your Book? series makes its debut as a brand-new musical show. A… Read More

There’s A Rabbit In The Moon (Y’a Un Lapin Dans La Lune)

Closed: 21 February 2013 - Barbican: The Pit Theatre

Over the years, Thomas Snout has collected 3,845 nights - starry nights, scary nights, silent nights and more. Now you've been personally invited into his magical workshop, the nocturnal world… Read More

There’s No Place Like Home

Closed: 10 November 2007 - New Wimbledon Theatre

Where do stars of stage and screen go when they retire? Some go to Stollberg Hall Retirement Home for Theatrical Performers. When Stollberg Hall is threatened with closure, its residents… Read More

There’s Something About Simmy

Closed: 29 September 2007 - Theatre Royal Stratford East

Imported bride Simmy was supposed to bring good fortune to her in-laws, but following the wedding, her new husband disappears, and Simmy is locked in the house, keeping the diabetic granddad away… Read More

There’s Something In The Fridge That Wants To Kill Me!

Closed: 19 July 2008 - Theatre 503

Isabelle Gregson just wants to get on with her show... and her life. Problem is, everyone else wants it their way, from dress size and addiction, to sex, performing and...… Read More

Thérèse Raquin

Closed: 21 February 2007 - National Theatre Lyttelton

Stifled by an oppressive mother-in-law and a sickly husband, Thérèse Raquin falls passionately for another man. Their feverish affair drives the lovers to an act of terrible desperation, which catapults… Read More

Thérèse Raquin

Closed: 7 September 2008 - Riverside Studios

The inspiration for Thérèse Raquin came from a story about a married woman who had an affair with her husband’s best friend and then plotted to murder her husband with… Read More

These Are A Few Of My Favourite Songs

Closed: 8 July 2012 - Soho Theatre

In These Are A Few Of My Favourite Songs, critic and journalist Mark Shenton conducts a series of live personal interviews with some of the leading figures in the theatre… Read More

These Are A Few Of My Favourite Songs

Closed: 4 June 2011 - Jermyn Street Theatre

Theatre journalist Mark Shenton interviews the leading lights of Theatreland about the songs that inspire them and the work that they do. The interviews feature live performances by West End… Read More

They Drink It In The Congo

Closed: 1 October 2016 - Almeida Theatre

The Democratic Republic of Congo. Home to the deadliest conflict since World War II. London. Home to a festival to raise awareness of the Congo. (That is, if Stef can… Read More

They Only Come At Night: Visions

Closed: 15 November 2009 - Barbican Theatre

They Only Come At Night: Visions is a walk-through atmospheric experience where you will be taken from the Box Office into a fast-moving theatrical world.Every night in every town something… Read More

They’re Playing My Song

Closed: 23 December 2008 - Leicester Square Theatre

A season of musical theatre performers in their own solo cabaret show.Performers:28 Oct 20:00 - Morgan James2 Nov 16:00 - Dame Jayne9 Nov 16:00 - Mister Meredith11 Nov 20:00 -… Read More

They’re Playing Our Song

Closed: 21 July 2013 - Broadway Theatre

This romantic musical comedy, set in 1970's New York, creates a snapshot of a world where business, love and music collide. When established sharp-witted composer Vernon Gersch meets aspiring quirky… Read More

They’re Playing Our Song

Closed: 28 September 2008 - Menier Theatre (Menier Chocolate Factory)

Neil Simon's romantic musical is based on the relationship between American composer Marvin Hamlisch and lyricist Carole Bayer Sager. The story follows Vernon Gersch, a neurotic and successful composer with… Read More

Thin Toes

Closed: 16 March 2008 - Pleasance Theatre

Parallel with Eating Disorders Awareness Week, Thin Toes by Laura Stevens examines art, exhibitionism and anorexia. Meg was once a famous artist but is now struggling with wife in the background, her… Read More

Things I Know To Be True

Closed: 1 October 2016 - Lyric Hammersmith

Lauded physicality-based theatre company Frantic Assembly bring their latest show, Things I Know To Be True, to the Lyric Hammersmith for its UK premiere, exploring familial love and its internal… Read More

Things I Know To Be True

Closed: 3 February 2018 - Lyric Hammersmith

Frantic Assembly and State Theatre Company South Australia’s critically acclaimed physical theatre piece Things I Know To Be True returns to the Lyric Hammersmith, exploring heart-rending familial love and its internal connotations.… Read More

Things Of Dry Hours

Closed: 31 March 2007 - Gate Theatre

The story centres on Tice Hogan, an unemployed, Communist African-American man, Cali his widowed daughter, who lives with him and cleans other people's homes for a living, and Corbin Teel,… Read More

Things Will Never Be The Same Again (And Other Stories)

Closed: 1 March 2015 - Tricycle Theatre

11 new stories from 11 classes are brought to the Tricycle Theatre’s stage in this brand new professional production for young audiences.Following a visit to the top secret Story Lab… Read More

Think Global, F**k Local

Closed: 13 June 2008 - Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs

Out Of Joint takes a look behind the public face of UN and NGO workers.Humanitarians; by day saving the world, at night they drink, party, move on. And then, some… Read More

Think No Evil Of Us

Closed: 18 April 2007 - Bloomsbury Theatre

David Benson's one-man show remembers Kenneth William at his funniest and most badly behaved. Read More

Third Finger, Left Hand

Closed: 27 April 2013 - Trafalgar Studios 2

Estranged sisters, Niamh and Grace have not spoken since their mother died. When Niamh is diagnosed with cancer the pair are once again thrown together. Armed with a box of… Read More

Third Floor

Closed: 5 November 2011 - Trafalgar Studios 2

Third Floor is an unsettling dark comedy about urban living. When a young woman buys her first flat it seems that all her dreams are coming true. Then she meets… Read More

Thirsty

Closed: 13 February 2014 - Greenwich Theatre

Thirsty, with which award-winning company The Paper Birds makes its Greenwich debut, takes a dynamic look at our love affair with alcohol. Bringing together live music, verbatim text and incredible… Read More

Thirty Dancing

Closed: 27 January 2013 - Leicester Square Theatre

Sophie Steel is a grown up. She doesn't know how this happened. What she doesknow is she isn't married with 2.4 children, doesn't own a Victorian semi and willprobably never… Read More

This House

Closed: 25 February 2017 - Garrick Theatre

James Graham’s critically acclaimed political drama This House receives a long-awaited West End transfer at the Garrick Theatre, following two recent smash-hit London runs. With a duo of sell-out seasons… Read More

This House

Closed: 1 December 2012 - National Theatre Cottesloe

Philip Glenister makes his National Theatre debut in This House, James Graham’s new play that strips politics down to the practical realities of those behind the scenes.Set in the engine… Read More

This House

Closed: 15 May 2013 - National Theatre Olivier

James Graham's acclaimed political drama This House transfers to the Olivier theatre after its successful world premiere at the Cottesloe. 1974. The UK faces economic crisis and a hung parliament.… Read More

This Is A That

Closed: 13 March 2010 - Lyric Hammersmith

Josette and her papa dance, eat a piece of the moon and meet a toy soldier called Jacqueline. This Is A That is inspired by the stories of French absurdist… Read More

This Is A True Story

Closed: 5 April 2007 - Bridewell Theatre

A play inspired by the story of Howard Neal, a man with an IQ measuring less than 60 who has been held on death row in Mississippi for more than… Read More

This Is Elvis

Closed: 11 November 2006 - New Wimbledon Theatre

It’s 1968 and Elvis Presley makes his first live TV special in what will come to be known as ‘The ’68 Comeback Special’. Drawing phenomenal ratings, this event re-establishes ‘the… Read More

This Is How It Goes

Closed: 3 October 2010 - King’s Head Theatre

Neil LaBute's This Is How It Goes gets a new production courtesy of the King's Head theatre. This Is How It Goes is told from the perspective of a young… Read More

This Is How It Goes

Closed: 9 July 2005 - Donmar Warehouse

From the writer of The Shape Of Things, The Mercy Seat and The Distance From Here, This Is How It Goes dissects an inter-racial love triangle whilst questioning our notions… Read More

This Is Living

Closed: 11 June 2016 - Trafalgar Studios 2

The award-winning debut play from Liam Borrett, This Is Living stars television’s Michael Socha and Tamla Kari as a loving couple forced to knowingly say their final farewells. Meeting six… Read More

This Is War

Closed: 30 July 2009 - Battersea Arts Centre

The Idiots of Ants are back with their unique blend of fast paced sketch comedy.Renowned for their off-kilter take on the world around them, and having amassed millions of hits… Read More

This Is Where We Got To When You Came In

Closed: 30 September 2011 - Bush Theatre

As the Bush theatre prepares to move home, This Is Where We Got To When You Came In offers a fond farewell to the old venue.This Is Where We Got… Read More

This Isn’t Romance

Closed: 7 March 2009 - Soho Theatre

Based on her own experiences as a Korean-born woman adopted and raised in the UK, This Isn't Romance explores the issues around the subject of cross-cultural adoption, centring on a… Read More

This Little Life Of Mine

Closed: 29 October 2016 - Park Theatre

Modern London life is given the musical treatment in This Little Life Of Mine, as this new original show premieres at the Park Theatre. Izzy and Jonesy are a vivacious… Read More

This May Hurt A Bit

Closed: 21 June 2014 - The Other Palace

A month after stating “we will stop the top-down reorganisation of the NHS that has got in the way of patient care”, the government launched the biggest top-down reorganisation the… Read More

This Might Not Be It

Closed: 7 March 2024 - Bush Theatre

‘You care a lot, that’s nice. It shows your age.’ Jay’s new. He’s just started as a temp at an NHS Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service office. He arrives… Read More

This Much I Know

Closed: 27 January 2024 - Hampstead Theatre

When Lukesh’s wife vanishes, sending only a text message by way of explanation, he discovers she has embarked on an epic odyssey, crossing and recrossing Russia and delving deep into… Read More

This Wide Night

Closed: 9 August 2008 - Soho Theatre

Crackling with wit and sparkling with hope, Chloë Moss's new play is a tender portrayal of two women trying to start again. From the writer of How Love Is Spelt… Read More

This Wide Night

Closed: 5 December 2009 - Soho Theatre

This Wide Night is a tender portrayal of two women trying to start again. On release from prison, Lorraine heads straight to Marie's. They used to share everything inside, but… Read More

Thom Pain

Closed: 24 September 2004 - Soho Theatre

Hollywood star James Urbaniak stars as Thom Pain in a one-man show that straddles comedy and theatre, toying with the tensions between audience and performer. Thom Pain tackles modern life… Read More

Thom Tuck: Goes Straight To DVD

Closed: 21 April 2012 - Soho Theatre

Thom Tuck brings his hugely succesful show Goes Straight To DVD to the Soho. Thom Tuck has watched every single Disney straight-to-DVD movie so that you don’t have to. Delight… Read More

Thomas And Friends

Closed: 17 April 2011 - New Wimbledon Theatre

An all new fun-filled, 90-minute musical adventure packed with audience sing-a-longs, high energy dancing and thrilling adventures. When Thomas makes a big mistake, Thomas, Percy, James, Gordon and the Fat… Read More

Thomas Hardy’s Tess Of The D’Urbervilles

Closed: 14 May 2009 - Greenwich Theatre

Thomas Hardy's best known and most passionate Dorset tale is brought faithfully to life in this fresh adaptation. Read More

Thomas More

Closed: 14 January 2006 - Trafalgar Studios 1

William Shakespeare, along with Anthony Munday, is credited with writing this rarely-performed politicial hotcake. The play revisits the racial unrest and rioting which afflicted London in the16th Century, and chronicles Sir… Read More

Thor The Giant Killer

Closed: 6 April 2007 - New Wimbledon Studio

In the first escapade Thor wakes up to find that his precious giantslaying hammer has been stolen by the giant King of Jotenheim. Then in the second adventure, Thor decides… Read More

Thoroughly Modern Millie

Closed: 2 February 2008 - Richmond Theatre

Taking place in New York City in 1922, Thoroughly Modern Millie tells the story of young Millie Dillmount, who has just moved to the city in search of a new life… Read More

Thoroughly Modern Millie

Closed: 29 October 2005

Based on the 1967 Oscar winning film it is the story of Millie, a young girl from Kansas who comes to New York in search of a new life for… Read More

Those Magnificent Men

Closed: 8 May 2010 - Greenwich Theatre

Those Magnificent Men is the heartstopping story of plucky pioneers Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Whitten Brown, a dashing WW1 fighter pilot and his navigational genius, who are huddled… Read More

Thought That Counts, The

Closed: 5 November 2005

How big is a million? Is there a man in the moon? What colour is music? Can I touch light? The curiosity of children is boundless. They will, without hesitation… Read More

Three Billy Goats Gruff & Other Furry Tails

Closed: 16 January 2005 - artsdepot

Are you really sure what happened to the wolf and those three little pigs? And as for the three Billy Goats Gruff, how did they really deal with that troll?… Read More

Three Billy Goats Gruff and Other Furry Tails, The

Closed: 22 January 2005

The perplexing questions of fairytales - What really happened between the wolf and his three porky friends? Why was Goldilocks wandering in the woods? How did three goats overcome a… Read More

Three Birds

Closed: 20 April 2013 - Bush Theatre

Janice Okoh’s award-winning drama transfers to the Bush theatre following performances at the Royal Exchange theatre, Manchester.Winner of the 2011 Bruntwood Prize, Three Birds tells the story of three siblings,… Read More

Three By Beckett

Closed: 19 June 2004 - Southwark Playhouse

John Calder's The Godot Company present three of Beckett's rarely seen dramas. Ohio Impromptu Beckett returns to one of his most familiar and potent themes - the relentlessness of time… Read More

Three Colours

Closed: 17 August 2013 - Polka Theatre

Imagine a world where you are Diving into the deep blue seaHopping around with green frogsGazing into the crackling red of a bonfireBlue, green and red delights... Bask in a… Read More

Three Days In May

Closed: 3 March 2012 - Trafalgar Studios 1

Set amid World War II, Three Days In May takes audiences behind the doors of 10 Downing Street during three of the most pivotal days in British history when giving… Read More

Three Days In The Country

Closed: 21 October 2015 - National Theatre Lyttelton

Based on Ivan Turgenev’s passionate moving comedy A Month In The Country, Patrick Marber’s new version, Three Days In The Country, arrives at the National Theatre starring John Simm. Set… Read More

Three Days Of Rain

Closed: 9 May 2009 - Apollo Theatre

Richard Greenberg's Three Days Of Rain explores how the private worlds of one generation are reinterpreted by the next. In Three Days Of Rain, Walker Janeway (James McAvoy) and his… Read More

Three Generations Of Women

Closed: 5 March 2016 - Greenwich Theatre

This is a story of the horrors of moving back in with your mum in your 30s, of finally appreciating the best piece of advice your grandmother ever gave you… Read More

Three In The Back, Two In The Head

Closed: 10 December 2005

Donald Jackson, a weapons scientist for America’s defence programme, is found dead outside a church. No witnesses, no motive. When his son attempts to piece together the truth behind his… Read More

Three Keepers

Closed: 17 April 2016 - Lyric Hammersmith Studio

Welcome to Flounder Rock Lighthouse, where three men live and work, battling the elements and the long lonely night watches, with only each other and the seagulls for company. It’s… Read More

Three Kingdoms

Closed: 19 May 2012 - Lyric Hammersmith

Simon Stephens’s dark new thriller Three Kingdoms tells an international tale of human trafficking and the vice trade.Three Kingdoms begins with the grisly discovery of the severed head of an… Read More

Three Little Pigs

Closed: 14 November 2009 - Half Moon Young People’s Theatre

Building your own home is not as easy as it looks. What is the best material to use? Will it keep out the rain? And most importantly, will it be… Read More

Three Little Pigs

Closed: 1 June 2004 - Hackney Empire

Join our three heros as they build their houses, first with straw, then sticks and finally bricks, but watch out as the Big Bad Wolf has other ideas. Read More

Three Men In A Boat

Closed: 21 June 2009 - Greenwich Theatre

Three Men In A Boat invites audiences to enjoy the lazy pace of sculling down the river in Victorian England with George, Harris and J on a misadventure-filled trip along… Read More

Three Men In A Boat

Closed: 25 November 2006 - Richmond Theatre

Friendship, human nature and Englishness are explored in this comedy in which three friends take a boating trip down the Thames. Along the way, Jerome, Harris and George find themselves… Read More

Three More Sleepless Nights

Closed: 27 August 2009 - National Theatre Lyttelton

The 18:00 series at the National Theatre continues this summer with Three More Sleepless Nights, a powerful look at human interaction and relationships. One double bed; two couples; three short… Read More

Three Musketeers And The Princess Of Spain

Closed: 20 November 2010 - Richmond Theatre

Paris is being terrorised by the evil Cardinal and a monstrous creature who suffers from serious mood swings. The young sword-fighter D'Artagnan finds himself on an epic quest to save… Read More

Three Phantoms

Closed: 19 June 2013 - New Wimbledon Theatre

Three leading performers who have all played the masked role present an evening celebrating not only Andrew Lloyd Webber's eponymous musical, but also beloved musicals such as Sunset Boulevard, Les… Read More

Three Plays In A Bag

Closed: 14 July 2013 - Almeida Theatre

Plays In A Bag are exactly that, plays which can be carried anywhere in a bag! One of Wales' most exciting new writing companies, Dirty Protest are experts at creating… Read More

Three Sisters

Closed: 3 May 2014 - Wyndham’s Theatre

Acclaimed Russian director Andrei Konchalovsky directs an all-Russian cast in this foreign language production of Chekhov’s Three Sisters, which runs alongside another of the playwright's works Uncle Vanya.Performed by the… Read More

Three Sisters

Closed: 25 January 2011 - Noël Coward Theatre

Three Sisters is presented as part of the Sovremennik Theatre season at the Noël Coward theatre. Chekhov's famous drama centres on the Prozorova family. At the heart of the family… Read More

Three Sisters

Closed: 3 November 2012 - Young Vic

Australian director Benedict Andrews returns to the Young Vic with Three Sisters, Chekhov's masterpiece about the search for meaning and happiness in a world of stagnating convention. Olga, Masha and… Read More

Three Sisters

Closed: 19 May 2007 - Barbican Theatre

Three provincial sisters dream of going to Moscow but instead of realising their dream they stay to face disappointment in love and work while their brother's bride takes over the… Read More

Three Sisters

Closed: 20 February 2010 - Lyric Hammersmith

Chekhov’s classic Three Sisters is stripped bare by the combination of theatre company Filter and director Sean Holmes. The youth, exuberance and creativity of Filter, combined with Holmes’s attention to… Read More

Three Sisters

Closed: 29 June 2019 - Vaudeville Theatre

Following last year's critically acclaimed season, the masterful Maly Drama Theatre of St. Petersburg return to the West End with their brilliant reinvention of Chekhov's Three Sisters. This masterpiece of… Read More

Three Sisters

Closed: 19 February 2020 - National Theatre

In a co-production with Fuel, The National presents Three Sisters, a new play by Inua Ellams, following his smash-hit Barber Shop Chronicles. Inua's newest play is based on the 1900… Read More

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London Shows Archive

The Yellow Wallpaper

The Yeomen Of The Guard

The Yeomen Of The Guard

The York Realist

The Young Kings Of Comedy

The Yule Lads – Tales Of Icelandic Christmas

Theatre At Sea

Theatre Of Blood

Theatre Of Possibilities

TheatreFix: VIP Competition

Thebans

Them With Frozen Tails

Them With Tails

Then Like My Dreams

Then, Now & Next

Theodora

Theodore and Margarida

There Came A Gypsy Riding

There’s A Monster In My Piano

There’s A Monster In My Piano

There’s A Monster In Your Show

There’s A Rabbit In The Moon (Y’a Un Lapin Dans La Lune)

There’s No Place Like Home

There’s Something About Simmy

There’s Something In The Fridge That Wants To Kill Me!

Thérèse Raquin

Thérèse Raquin

These Are A Few Of My Favourite Songs

These Are A Few Of My Favourite Songs

They Drink It In The Congo

They Only Come At Night: Visions

They’re Playing My Song

They’re Playing Our Song

They’re Playing Our Song

Thin Toes

Things I Know To Be True

Things I Know To Be True

Things Of Dry Hours

Things Will Never Be The Same Again (And Other Stories)

Think Global, F**k Local

Think No Evil Of Us

Third Finger, Left Hand

Third Floor

Thirsty

Thirty Dancing

This House

This House

This House

This Is A That

This Is A True Story

This Is Elvis

This Is How It Goes

This Is How It Goes

This Is Living

This Is War

This Is Where We Got To When You Came In

This Isn’t Romance

This Little Life Of Mine

This May Hurt A Bit

This Might Not Be It

This Much I Know

This Wide Night

This Wide Night

Thom Pain

Thom Tuck: Goes Straight To DVD

Thomas And Friends

Thomas Hardy’s Tess Of The D’Urbervilles

Thomas More

Thor The Giant Killer

Thoroughly Modern Millie

Thoroughly Modern Millie

Those Magnificent Men

Thought That Counts, The

Three Billy Goats Gruff & Other Furry Tails

Three Billy Goats Gruff and Other Furry Tails, The

Three Birds

Three By Beckett

Three Colours