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Aimie Atkinson, Lucie Jones and more to perform Spice Girls hits in drive in concert

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Five amazing leading West End ladies will bring the Spice Girls hits back to life as part of a new drive-in concert and it’s all thanks to Paul Taylor-Mills. Lucie Jones, Aimie Atkinson, Bronté Barbé, Danielle Steers and Zizi Strallen will be performing at the Troubadour Meridian Water’s pop up The Drive In venue, belting out the girls’ biggest hits before a screening of the iconic : Spice World. You can get your tickets right here.  The performance is fully contact-free and sound will be broadcast straight to your vehicle’s speakers. You will also be able to attend the performance … Continue reading Aimie Atkinson, Lucie Jones and more to perform Spice Girls hits in drive in concert

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The Addams Family reschedules UK and Ireland tour

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The show was initially meant to open this month but will now begin on January 26 in Cardiff. It will then embark on a national tour across UK and Ireland, making stops at Dartford, Liverpool, Bradford, Northampton, Bristol, Edinburgh, Wimbledon, Glasgow, Dublin, Birmingham, Aberdeen, Newcastle, Salford, Nottingham, Hull, Milton Keynes, Bromley, Oxford and Woking, with further dates to be revealed. While all cast members are yet to be announced, Samantha Womack and Cameron Blakely are set to reprise their roles as Morticia and Gomez addams after playing the parts in the 2017 tour. Based on the iconic movies, The Addams … Continue reading The Addams Family reschedules UK and Ireland tour

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Grace Mouat launches new podcast “Cut To The Grace”

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The &Juliet and Six megastar announced her very own podcast, talking about all things theatre. Through “Cut To The Grace”, Grace Mouat will be talking to various guest-stars including actors, musicians, producers and more. Melanie La Barrie, Alice fearn, Ivan De Freitas, Nathan Lorainey-Dineen, Oliver Tompsett and Marisha Wallace are already said to be part of the show! The first episode will be out tomorrow morning so keep your eyes and ears peeled on Grace’s socials. The young superstar rose to fame as the original “superswing” from Six The Musical, where she used to cover all six wives. Since then, … Continue reading Grace Mouat launches new podcast “Cut To The Grace”

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West End performances of The Prince Of Egypt cancelled until 31 October

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The Nederlander Theatres have cancelled all West End performances of The Prince Of Egypt up until and including 31 October. In their latest statement, Nederlander Theatres said: “We have now cancelled all performances of The Prince of Egypt at The Dominion Theatre, up until and including Saturday 31 October.” “This does not mean theatres will reopen following these dates; if further postponements and cancellations are necessary, they will continue to be announced on a rolling basis. Different theatres and productions are likely to reopen at different times.” The company also announced that all performances of TINA – The Tina Turner … Continue reading West End performances of The Prince Of Egypt cancelled until 31 October

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Six to embark on a drive-in style tour across UK

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Due to the coronavirus outbreak, the royal queens had to find a new way to perform their hit show and that’s one way to get back on the road! SIX will return to the UK stages this summer, becoming the first West End musical to do so since theatres shut down their doors around the world. The show will now play in open air sites, festival-style, with audience members attending the show from their very own parked vehicles in a private area. Aside from the sitting plan, the show will remain the same with all the songs performed by the … Continue reading Six to embark on a drive-in style tour across UK

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Review : “A Midsummer Night Dream”, Nick Hytner in all his glory

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With theatres around the UK and beyond remaining closed as lockdown continues, companies and venues are doing their bit to keep audiences at home connected and entertained as best as possible. While watching theatre productions online can never match up to really experiencing it live, it’s one way to keep the theatre spirit alive and thriving. Summer 2019. The pit of the Bridge Theatre is turned into a magical forest with fairies flying around on ropes and beds rising from the audience. Shakespeare most famous romantic comedy is brought to life once again, but this time, in a much more … Continue reading Review : “A Midsummer Night Dream”, Nick Hytner in all his glory