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After selling out three concerts at the St. James Studios with The Color Purple's Cynthia Erivo in May acclaimed composer Scott Alan will go it alone on May 3rd at the St. James Theatre.
McQueen imagines an encounter between the late fashion designer and a fan
Anna-Jane Casey, Ria Jones and Sarah-Louise Young will star in the revue which celebrates Jerry Herman
Anna-Jane Casey is to star in a revival of Jerry’s Girls at the St James Theatre’s studio space in March. She will be joined by Ria Jones and Sarah-Louise Young in the production…
BRAVE, BARNSTORMING AND CERTAINLY NOT BAD With Holocaust Memorial day imminent, the Paris murders fresh in mind and anti-Semitism rising across Europe, can you really put on a …
Deservedly transferring from Bath - having been imported from the US - Joshua Harmon's 90-minute blast of family drama is drawn so sharply you'd think he'd sliced it out of his imagination w…
'If you can handle a non-stop verbal onslaught which includes two c-bombs, then get yourself down to the St James Theatre'
“You should never say bad things about the dead, you should only say good. Joan Crawford is dead. Good.” The tumultuous relationship between screen icons Bette Davis and Joan Cra…
Broadway's Side Show just ended its run at the St. James Theatre yesterday, January 4, 2015. The completely reimagined revival began previews on October 28 and officially opened on November …
Towards the end of Eric and Little Ern, I realised that I was suppressing a fairly urgent desire to climb onstage, grab Jonty Stephens's jowly face and shout at him, 'Are you a real person? …
Jerry's Girls, a musical revue celebrating the songs of Jerry Herman, is to have a two week run at the St James Theatre. The show features songs from shows such as Mame, Hello, Dolly! and…
The audience for this show could probably be divided into to two camps; those who fondly remember watching Morecambe & Wise on ITV or the BBC, and those who weren't even born when Eric M…
St James Theatre, London: Seen previously in the West End in 2013 and on tour before, since and hereafter, this salute to Morecambe and Wise follows the formula for such tributes by opening …
Producer Kevin McCollum is proud to announce that Something Rotten!, a completely original new musical comedy directed and choreographed by Tony Award® winner Casey Nicholaw (The Book of …
Producer Kevin McCollum is proud to announce that Something Rotten!, a completely original new musical comedy directed and choreographed by Tony Award® winner Casey Nicholaw (The Book of …
Something Rotten!, a new musical comedy helmed by Tony Award-winning Aladdin and The Book of Mormon director-choreographer Casey Nicholaw, will begin Broadway previews March 23, 2015…
Producer Kevin McCollum has just announced that SOMETHING ROTTEN, a completely original new musical comedy directed and choreographed by Tony-winner Casey Nicholaw The Book of Mormon, Aladdi…
St James Theatre, London: Well done Tall Stories for providing another cracking seasonal treat for kids - and coping with adversity. Louise Mai Newberry, the female star of this three-hander…
Earlier today it ws announced that Side Show will close at the St James Theatre in January, and according to the New York Times, Something Rotten might takeover the space. A New York City de…
The new musical comedy Something Rotten!, which received a recent New York workshop starring Tony Award winner Christian Borle, Brian D'Arcy James and Tony winner Beth Leavel, is likely …
NOEL COWARD'S CHRISTMAS SPIRITS St James Theatre SE1 "I'll sing of home and love and work, Of Magna Carta and Dunkirk And Christmas bells and charity and pride…" Who is this,…
I’ve got to be honest – I’ve never heard of Emlyn Williams. I’m not quite sure whether that’s embarrassing or not. He’s described in the programme as R…
Where Side Show shines most brightly is in Emily Padgett and Erin Davie's performances.
The post Review: <em>Side Show</em> at the St. James Theatre appeared first on Slant Magaz…
It's hard to credit that a play as frank about sexual behaviour as this one got past the censor unscathed in 1950.
Blanche McIntyre directs Emlyn Williams' tale of sex, scandal and blackmail
