Directed by Anthony Shrubsall, Four Funerals and a Wedding is a collection of five short plays written by Richard Fitchett, Liam O'Grady, Wally Sewell, and Sally Sheringham.
Four Funerals and a Wedding artwork.
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07 Oct
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Review: FOUR FUNERALS AND A WEDDING, Bread and Roses Theatre
By Shehrazade Zafar-Arif Monday, October 7 2024, 14:57
07 Oct
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Review: LA BOHÈME at London Coliseum
By Stuart King Monday, October 7 2024, 14:44
Clelia Cafiero takes-up the baton to conduct this revival of Jonathan Miller’s 2009 staging of LA BOHÈME the tragic masterpiece by Giacomo Puccini who died exactly 100 years ago next month. The opera was premiered in 1896 at Turin and was an immediate success, remaining in the popular opera repertoire ever since. The simple story has spawned a number of other works, most notably Jonathan Larson’s 1996 musical Rent.
Dingle Yandell, Patrick Alexander Keefe, Charles Rice, Paul Sheehan, Joshua Blue, ENO’s La boheme 2024 © Lloyd Winters
07 Oct
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Review: JUNO AND THE PAYCOCK at the Gielgud
By Stuart King Monday, October 7 2024, 00:01
Seán O’Casey’s oft-performed classic of the Dublin un-working, working-class, gets a refreshing revival courtesy of director Matthew Warchus, bolstered by an exceptionally tongue-in-cheek central performance from Mark Rylance as ‘Captain’ Jack Boyle.
Paul Hilton (Joxer Daly) & Mark Rylance ('Captain' Jack Boyle) in Juno and the Paycock at the Gielgud Theatre. Credit Manuel Harlan
05 Oct
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Review: A TUPPERWARE OF ASHES at Dorfman, National Theatre
By Stuart King Saturday, October 5 2024, 13:01
Pooja Ghai directs Tanika Gupta’s latest play about a British Indian family coming to terms with the matriarch’s gradual decline and loss of faculties due to mental illness. Central to the beautiful and nuanced production, is a towering performance by Meera Syal as Queenie, a renowned and combative Michelin-star rated chef who is the epitome of the Indian life force.
The cast of A Tupperware of Ashes at Dorfman Theatre. Photo by Manuel Harlan
04 Oct
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Review: BACK TO THE FUTURE THE MUSICAL, Adelphi Theatre
By Becky Kroon Friday, October 4 2024, 15:40
Extending its popular West End run once again, Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis’s hit musical adaptation of Back To The Future continues to delight touristy theatregoers, recently debuting its fresh cast at the Adelphi Theatre.
Vasco Emauz as Marty McFly in Back to the Future the Musical. Photo by Matt Crockett.
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