The Good Life UK Tour – Tickets and tour schedule.
The Good Life UK Tour sees the iconic British sitcom bought to life starring Rufus Hound and written and directed by Jeremy Sams.
The Good Life UK Tour sees the iconic British sitcom bought to life starring Rufus Hound and written and directed by Jeremy Sams.
What’s In A Name? the ferocious comedy by Matthew Delaporte and Alexandre De La Patelliere returns in 2020. Jeremy Sams directs Joe Thomas, Bo Poraj, Laura Patch, Louise Marwood and Alex Gaumond. Book now for The What’s In A Name Tour.
London’s new musical comedy Amour will end its run early on Saturday, 8 June 2019 having played 45 performances. Don’t miss out, Book Now!
Danny Coleman-Cooke reviews Amour the musical by Michel Legrand and Jeremy Sams now playing at the Charing Cross Theatre.
Amour – a musical fantasy about daring to dream and the power of self belief which recieved five Tony Award nominations will recieve its UK Professional premiere at Charing Cross Theatre .
Julian Eaves reviews Notre-Dame de Paris which was playing at the London Coliseum for a limited run of performances this week.
This week Julian paid a visit to the London Theatre Workshop to take a look at You Tweet My Face Space. Once again, LTW hosts another outstanding event: this time, a Pre-Edinburgh Fringe preview of an original new comedy, written and produced by Tom Hartwell and directed by Lilac Yosiphon, starring ten recent graduates of Mountview Academy (BA Acting). The company they invited in, Boots and Cats Productions, is partnered to them and they have worked closely together in creating this preview. Ray Rackham and Skye Crawford’s LTW has just scored an immense hit with its scaled up transfer to the Southwark Playhouse of last summer’s success at Eel Brook Common, ‘Through The Mill‘. Now in the process of transferring itself to new and larger premises atop the New Moon pub at Leadenhall Market in The City, it is continuing to make a name for itself in finding new talent … Read more
If tonight’s performance represents the future of British theatre then we are in very safe hands indeed. OK, so the story is about as substantial as the walls that kept toppling throughout the production. However, a beautiful score and some first-class performances showed that Amour really can be a labour of love. Now, where can I find a cast recording?
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