524 results for ""St. James Theatre""
Two audience members have been left requiring hospital treatment after falling down stairs in the main auditorium of the St James Theatre
A musical whodunnit by the creators of The Rocky Horror Show and the UK premiere of a new comedy will both play
These women that playwright Charlotte Keatley created are passionate, feisty and reflect society's views of women from the 1930s through the 1980s. Though there's been inevitable progress in…
Maureen Lipman and Katie Brayben star in Charlotte Keatley's 1987 play about the relationships between mothers and daughters, running at London's St James Theatre until 21 May 2016 " but wha…
This is a return to grand form for Lipman whose natural comic timing is best deployed undercutting the more strident statements and hinting at the unvoiced disappointments of marital life. S…
Spirited revival of the 1980s feminist classic is a bit too shrill, yet also quietly moving when it matters.
A story of four generations of strong women, an exploration into the meaning of family, being a mother, a child, sister and grandmother. Do we learn from the mistakes we or others make or is…
Maureen Lipman stars in Charlotte Keatley's landmark play about mother-daughter relationships and family secrets
Paul Robinson directs with sensitivity as Simon Slater's sound and music enhance proceedings, with the production marking an impressive debut by producers Tiny Fires. Go see this play " the …
SIXTY YEARS, FOUR GENERATIONS: WHAT THE WOMEN DID Say, first of all, that Maureen Lipman was born to play Doris, the Lancashire matriarch at the heart of Charlotte Keatley's mo…
Charlotte Keatley's 1987 feminist classic is one of the most often performed plays by a woman writer. It is typical of its time in that this story of four generations of women in one family …
The Plaids are reunited at the St James Theatre in a musical filled with 50s hits
There's no real storyline but then you don't need one for here we are listening to Jon Lee, Keith Jack, Matthew Quinn and Luke Striffler deliver consistently, vocally stunning performances t…
Paul Taylor-Mills will join Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group as advisory producer. Whilst continuing to work independently on his own productions, Paul will also begin working…
Andrew Lloyd Webber has hired In the Heights producer Paul Taylor-Mills to help programme the St James Theatre as it becomes a
Paul Taylor-Mills will join Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group as advisory producer. Whilst continuing to work independently on his own productions, Paul will also begin working on se…
The producer will work on programming Andrew Lloyd Webber's newest theatre
The actor is also a playwright, and his play (Almost, Maine) has beaten out Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream for the title of most-produced play in North American high schools.
Miss Atomic Bomb blasts onto the St James stage with a visually impressive bang. In a show that's a chain reaction of spectacular dance work (including some delicious tap routines), choreogr…
The world premiere of any new show automatically brings with it a certain level of anticipation and excitement. The world premiere of a new musical featuring star performers, going up at a l…
It's a rare and wonderful thing these days to see a brand new musical " not a revival, not a musical based on a movie, but a shiny, original, fresh-out-the-box show. Not that Miss Atomic Bom…
My Mother Said I Never Should By Charlotte Neatly April 13 April to May 23 St James Theatre The most performed play by
As settings for musical comedy go, this one promised some boom for your buck. Las Vegas in the early 1950s was just emerging as a magnet not only for hedonists and gamblers, mobsters and sho…
It's not often theatre reviews are bad enough to make BBC lunchtime headlines, but the writers of Miss Atomic Bomb should be donning their tin hats. When London's most enthusiastic musical t…
A brand new musical to hit London, Miss Atomic Bomb is set in 1952 Las Vegas and is about nuclear blasts and beauty queens – but does it win approval with critics?
