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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
St James Theatre, London: In 2011, the ever-invaluable Finborough in Earl's Court uncovered another of its regular rediscoveries with the first-ever revival, since its original producti…
Reclaiming lost plays can be unnecessary indulgence, but Blanche McIntyre's note-perfect production of Emlyn Williams' 64-year-old work ushers in the renaissance of a thoroughly modern maste…
THE PRICE OF VICE… The accolade is a knighthood: services to literature for the debonair Will Trenting, already a Nobel for his novels on the seamy side of life. The play is set…
NEW YORK " "Come look at the freaks," goes the accusatory opening number of "Side Show," the eclectic and enticing 1997 musical from Bill Russell and Henry Krieger that looks at the struggle…
"Birdman," the latest movie from director Alejandro González Iñárritu, is generating significant awards buzz for its comeback leading man, Michael Keaton, and a supporting ca…
The production is part of the One Stage season at the theatre, supporting emerging producers
A modern rewrite of Chekhov's drama is profoundly depressing for all the wrong reasons, says Tim Walker
The third of Anya Reiss' versions of Chekhov sees the young playwright once again bringing him bang up to date. We're in a rural, northern farmstead, though there's enough signal for mobile …
John Hannah gives an electrifying performance in Anya Reiss's new version of Chekhov's play
St James Theatre, London: Anya Reiss' third Chekhov modernisation - following her takes on Three Sisters and The Seagull, both previously staged at Southwark Playhouse - lacks the fizz,…
Purists may take issue with Anya Reiss's incursion into the classics " having already tackled The Seagull and Three Sisters, she's now turned her dogged 21st-century gaze on Uncle Vanya…
Joshua Harmon's Bad Jews, which received its U.K. premiere in a season at Bath's Ustinov Studio in a production that began performances July 31 prior to an official opening Aug. 12, …
Ruby Wax is to bring her new solo show, Sane New World, based on her best-selling 2013 book, "Sane New World: Taming the Mind," to London's St. James Theatre. It …
The St James Theatre has announced a comedy-centred programme for its winter/spring season, which includes the London transfer of Edinburgh Fringe production The Three Lions. Opening the sea…
UNCLE VANYA St James Theatre 8 Oct " 8 Nov Exclusive Student Offer " Tickets just £20 (usually up to £39.50) Valid student ID required, one ticket per ID A beautiful autumn day, rural …
When the box office for Side Show, at Broadway's St. James Theatre 246 West 44th Street, opens TODAY at 1000 a.m., the first 100 ticket-buyers on line will receive a voucher for a free copy…
The news cycle waits for no man. When Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky's thinly veiled Boris Johnson satire premiered in Edinburgh at the beginning of August, it seemed remarkably timely, coinci…
