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CHESS
New York
Musical
Ends Mar 15th
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Arcadia
London
Theatre
Ends Mar 21st
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Manchester Collective & Sean Shibe: Sea Shanties
London
Concert
Ends Mar 28th
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Firebird
New York
Dance
Ends Apr 19th
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CHESS

Ends on Mar 15th

The powerhouse duo that is Lea Michele (Think: Glee) and Aaron Tveit (Think: Moulin Rouge), star in the (underrated) musical CHESS (music by Benny Andersson & Björn Ulvaeus—yes, ABBA). Two…

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S-E-D // Sharon Eyal Into The Hairy

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Choreographer Sharon Eyal is hot commodity on the European dance circuit. With Into the Hairy, she (together with Gai Behar) creates an incredibly powerful piece inspired by diverse influences: hip…

Troilus and Cressida

Theatre

A one-of-a-kind satirical adaptation of Shakespeare’s rarely performed play, exploring the cult of celebrity and the egos that propel wars forward. Posing the question: What happens when the heroes we…

Under the Shadow

Theatre

Set amid the 1980s Iran-Iraq War, this play explores the boundary between the rational and the irrational and the psychological toll of war. It is based on the (BAFTA-winning) 2016…

Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)

- January 4th
Musical

Perhaps one of the cuter titles to cross our desks. And what a meet-cute this is. The story: Dougal—an impossibly upbeat Brit—has just landed in NYC for the first time,…

Hamilton

January 20th - March 31st
Musical

No notes really. You know what to do. P.s. Leslie Odom Jr. has returned as Aaron Burr until November 26.

CABARET

November 21st - May 23rd
Musical

An electrifying West End revival of one of the Most successful musicals of all time. Berlin’s iconic Kit Kat Club is brought to life through the transformation of London’s Playhouse…
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Stereophonic
london Musical

The staging is inviting, I felt a part of the studio, more invisible than one of the engineers, Charlie. The...

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from: Luke Bromage-Henry
PUNCH
london Theatre

Rarely do the flood-gates open for me in the theatre like they did about 30 minutes into this play (which...

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from: Louise Snouck
The Weir
london Theatre

Brendan Gleeson grimaces as the Guinness tap sputters, tries again, and then settles for a bottle. He takes his seat...

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from: Luke Bromage-Henry
The Line of Beauty
london Theatre

This adaptation of Alan Hollinghurst’s novel arrives freighted with the dismal ambition of being adapted from a much loved novel...

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from: Rupert Stonehill
GIANT
london Theatre

This is Proper play with a capital P. John Lithgow as Roald Dahl is spellbinding. Irascible, charming, controlling, and capricious,...

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from: Rupert Stonehill
PUNCH
london Theatre

James Graham swaps Parliament for the punch-drunk as Punch arrives in London freighted with the true, grim tale of Jacob...

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from: Rupert Stonehill
Entertaining Mr Sloane
london Theatre

One of the more upbeat (albeit darkly comic) things I\'ve seen recently. First half much better than second but the...

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from: Alex Bott
GIANT
london Theatre

I first saw Giant at the Royal Court before its ‘transfer’* to the Harold Pinter; *I’m aware this is wanky...

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from: Clementine Melvin
PUNCH
london Theatre

My concerns that the gaudy, golden trim of the Apollo\'s interior might clash with the subject matter were quickly abated....

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from: Luke Bromage-Henry
The Importance of Being Earnest
london Theatre

If you\'re in the mood for Panto à la Bridgerton, this is your show. For me, Wilde\'s words were over-acted...

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from: Louise Snouck