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Up The West End

WHAT'S HOT: The critics are losing their heads over ANNE BOLEYN at the Globe: mostly 4s. Few "hats off" to THE PRINCE OF HOMBURG at the Donmar: 2s and 3s. DANTON'S DEATH shows the critics to be far more impervious to boredom than the bloggers. A bit hit for the Young Vic with THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE, 3s for the new Peter Nichols - LINGUA FRANCA - at the Finborough. Mixed feelings about ASPECTS OF LOVE at the Menier. High praise for Roger Allam's Falstaff and indeed the entire productions of HENRY IV PART 1 and PART 2. s. 
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Welcome To Thebes
Welcome To Thebes
Editor rating
 
 4.0
Reviewed by pearceglen
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The House of Bilquis Bibi
The House of Bilquis Bibi
Editor rating
 
 1.0
Reviewed by The Times
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Welcome To Thebes
Welcome To Thebes
Editor rating
 
 4.0
Reviewed by garethjames
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onlineRoo added Cause Celebre, Old Vic
Cause Célèbre, staged at the Old Vic to celebrate the centenary of the birth of British writer Terence Rattigan. ...
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A Flea In Her Ear, Old Vic, Design For Living, Old Vic, Krapp's Last Tape with Michael Gambon, An Ideal Husband, Love Story, Yes, Prime Minister, The Secret Of Sherlock Holmes, Duchess Theatre, Lifegame, Lyric Hammersmith, When We Are Married, Garrick Theatre, Blithe Spirit, Aftermath, Old Vic Tunnels, Personal Enemy, Sadler's Wells, Trafalgar Studios 1, Royal Opera House, Barbican Theatre, National Theatre - Olivier, National Theatre - Lyttelton, National Theatre - Cottesloe, Wyndham's, Victoria Palace, Vaudeville, Theatre Royal, Haymarket, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, St. Martin's, Shakespeare's Globe, Shaftesbury Theatre, Savoy, Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs, Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Downstairs, Queen's, Prince of Wales, White Bear Theatre Club, Kennington, New Players Theatre, London, Theatre503, Gate Theatre, Cock Tavern, Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn, Arcola Theatre (Studio 2), Arcola Theatre (Studio 1), Upstairs At The Gatehouse, King's Head Theatre, New Diorama Theatre, Finborough Theatre, Old Vic Tunnels, Jermyn Street Theatre, Union Theatre, Above The Stag, Soho Theatre, Trafalgar Studios 2, Young Vic - Clare Auditorium, Young Vic - Maria Auditorium, Wilton's Music Hall, Royal Festival Hall, Barbican Hall, Soho Theatre Studio, Hampstead Theatre, Bush Theatre, Barbican Silk Street Theatre, Young Vic - main house, Menier Chocolate Factory, Lyric, Hammersmith, Almeida, Megan Mullally & Supreme Music Programme, The Magical World of Rodgers & Hammerstein, Hannah Waddingham Live at the Chocolate Factory, Greenwich Theatre London, Rose Theatre, Kingston
offlinezuberino added Kin
An intricate and anarchic view of what really goes on when ten year olds are away from home....
Other listings by zuberino recently:
Red Bud, Tribes, Wanderlust, Clybourne Park, Novecento, The Lower Ninth, Les Parents Terribles, La Boheme, Blowing, Fuente Ovejuna, Intrigue/Love, Bells Are Ringing, The Remains of the Day, The Scandalous Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Cyrano de Bergerac , Desire/Desig, The Chair, Hotel Medea , Joseph K, How To Be An Other Woman, Lulu, Broken Glass, The Glass Menagerie, On Ageing, Faust, The Human Comedy, The Train Driver, Enlightenment, No Idea, Elektra, The House of Bilquis Bibi, Tiny Kushner
about a day ago
offlinepearceglen reviewed Welcome To Thebes.
A potent mix of both classical and the immediate | Rating: 4
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offlineThe Times reviewed The House of Bilquis Bibi.
Baffling | Rating: 1
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Other reviews by The Times recently:
I enjoyed it a lot
offlinegarethjames reviewed Welcome To Thebes.
A very intelligent and very good new play at the National! | Rating: 4
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Other reviews by garethjames recently:
Flawed play, but impressive production and performances
2 days ago
offlineChrisNThat reviewed Jermyn Street Theatre.
jermyn Street Theatre | Rating: 21
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Other reviews by ChrisNThat recently:
Build a bridge..., The Vaudeville, The Old Vic
offlineDaily Telegraph reviewed Anne Boleyn.
A cheeky answer to Shakespeare’s Henry VIII | Rating: 4
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Other reviews by Daily Telegraph recently:
As satisfyingly chewy as the most teeth-wrecking kind of German sausage, Highly recommended, Syal is an absolute revelation, Hilarious
offlineEvening Standard reviewed Anne Boleyn.
Some snappy lines | Rating: 3
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Other reviews by Evening Standard recently:
Doesn't quite coalesce, A misfire from this so often excellent theatre
offlineWest End Whingers reviewed The Prince of Homburg.
One of the most satisfying on-stage letter writing scenes we’ve witnessed | Rating: 3
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offlineWhatsOnStage.com reviewed Anne Boleyn.
Alive with the crackle of debate | Rating: 4
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You don’t feel close to the heart of this strange, slippery European milestone
3 days ago
onlineRoo posted Re:GATHER GATHER.... I'd Like To Thank The Cyber Community, My Agent, My Dole Office... on the forum.
5 days ago
offlineChrisNThat posted GATHER GATHER.... I'd Like To Thank The Cyber Community, My Agent, My Dole Office... on the forum.
about a week ago
offlinepearceglen added The Experiment
Mark Ravenhill performs his own monologue The Experiment. ...
more than a week ago
offlinemahdiyahya added The Emperor Self
The Emperor Self is a Lehrstück production that challenges traditional theories of performance. ...
about 2 weeks ago
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offlineRussbowes added Curtains!
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Other listings by Russbowes recently:
Manon, Southwark Playhouse, Spamalot, New Wimbledon, Churchill Theatre Bromley
about 3 weeks ago
offlinewebcowgirl added One-on-One Festival
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Other listings by webcowgirl recently:
Shochiku Kabuki's "Yoshitsune Senbon Zakura" ("Yoshitsune and the Thousand Cherry Trees")
onlineRoo posted Re: "All Open Shows A-Z"? on the forum.
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offlineChrisNThat added Oh What A Lovely War
An exuberant ride through the ironies and tragedies of the First World War. A Northern Stage touring production....
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The Harder They Come

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