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The German occupation - Coward's 1946 flop well revived by director Phil Wilmott.

A beautifully spoken Prospero and an amazing Caliban

Parents who mess up their kids...funny, painful generation gap warfare.

Tunesful but flimsy show - for collectors of musicals mainly.

A faultless cast in a worthwhile and timely revival forty years on.

This one belongs at the end of the pier - then you could jump off.

The best show in town extends its triumphant run.

Not staged in London for 12 years so a chance for those who have never seen Osborne's celebrated play to catch up.

Spell binding and beautifully performed.

Not for the faint hearted but well worth taking the risk - three short Beckett plays impeccably performed.

Lavish but dire musical about how Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt and abandoned his not quite brother Ramses.

A chilling, finely performed and staged production.

A terrific revue featuring the songs of Elton John and Bernie Taupin to send everyone up and away with Rocket Man and all the rest.

Forget the Jerry Herman musical and enjoy this laughter filled version of the original farce - the best laugh likely in ages.

Maggie Steed marvellous as Elvira, an ageing sozzled Bohemian artist' in Jack Shepherd's play about the nature of art and life in the country.