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Like many other women in the UK, Susan lives with a boring, inconsiderate and unattractive husband. Like many other women, this drives her mad. Enter Susan's mind, where fantasy and reality collide with devastating and hilarious consequences. Ayckbourn's most personal and powerful play, Woman in Mind tells the mesmerising tale of a woman's struggle with her imagination.
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The Comedy Tree is pleased to announce the first season at its new venue, The Watershed in Wimbledon. The venue will host shows every Saturday from 10th January. Entry includes admission to the nightclub afterwards which is open until 3am.
The Comedy Tree is one of London’s most popular comedy clubs, renowned for its brilliant comedy line-ups and a fun, intimate atmosphere. Some of the world's best comics have performed at the club, including Russell Brand, Flight of the Conchords, Stephen Merchant, Stewart Lee, Lee Mack, Tim Vine, Lucy Porter, Mark Watson, Kitty Flanagan and Rhod Gilbert.
Catch an awesome line-up of comedy there every Saturday night. There’s cheap drinks throughout the night, food available and a late bar & DJ after the show. You won’t find a better value comedy night than this.
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Doors open 8.00pm. Show starts 8.30pm.
10 January, Saturday
The Comedy Tree’s launch night in Wimbledon features the talented Jack Whitehall, the highly skilled comic Ian Stone and brilliant impressionist Stefano Paolini. Entertaining American Erich McElroy is MC.
17 January, Saturday
Features If.Comedy Award nominee Andrew Lawrence, the hilarious magician Otiz Cannelloni, and brilliant Canadian comic Pete Johansson. The highly entertaining Pete Jonas is MC.
24 January, Saturday
Features the sharp-witted Jo Caulfield, the brilliant Geoff Norcott, and legendary BAFTA nominee Reverend Obadiah Steppenwolf III. Entertaining American Erich McElroy is MC.
31 January, Saturday
Features the hilarious Ian Moore, Inventive Canadian comic Tony Law, and the brilliant Philberto. Entertaining American Erich McElroy is MC.
You must be over 18 years of age to attend this event. Any person unable to present valid picture identification indicating they are 18 or over will not be admitted to this event and will not receive a refund.
Tickets from: £11.00 to £11.00
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Rob Brydon's credits read like a compendium of modern British comedy. Marion & Geoff, Human Remains, I'm Alan Partridge, Black Books, The Keith Barret Show, A Cock and Bull Story, Little Britain, Director's Commentary, Have I Got News For You, I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, Q.I. and most recently his highly acclaimed performance as Uncle Bryn in Gavin and Stacey. Now this multi award winning writer / performer comes to The Apollo Theatre with an evening of brand new stand up comedy.
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Award winning comedy starring Sarah Miles and Natalie Casey comes to the West End. When “avant-garde performance artist” Lisa decided to write her mother Ann into her latest play, she went a step too far. Now the stage is set for a riveting mother-daughter showdown, as her well planned show collapses into an explosion of riotous comedy and heartbreaking home truths.
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Sarah Miles, Natalie Casey, Oli Chris, Zara Tempest-Walters, Jason Rowe and Maggie Service.
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The Conways, celebrating Kay's 21st birthday in 1919, seem a golden family - safe and well after the Great War, looking forward to future careers, marriages, and a brave new world. Through J B Priestley's masterly manipulation of time, we see into their future and back again to where the seeds of their downfall were planted.
There's a great devil in the universe, and we call it Time.
Priestley was fascinated by the study of time. Writing in 1937, he saw how Britain was complacently failing to learn from history and charging headlong towards another conflagration.
Time doesn't destroy anything. It merely moves us on - in this life - from one peep-hole to the next.
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Colonel Kotov, decorated hero of the Russian Revolution, is spending an idyllic summer in the country with his beloved young wife and family. But on one glorious sunny morning in 1936, his wife's former lover returns from a long and unexplained absence. Amidst a tangle of sexual jealousy, retribution and remorseless political backstabbing, Kotov feels the full, horrifying reach of Stalin's rule.
I'll give you one chance. Go now and type your confession. I take you and the confession to Moscow tonight - two big feathers in my cap - and maybe, maybe. they'll spare Maroussia. as the wife of a traitor. We all have a choice, Comrade.
Poised at the beginning of Stalin's Great Terror, Burnt by the Sun shows a brutal future encroaching on the last days of a fading world.
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Nigeria, 1943. The King is dead, and tonight his Horseman must escort him to the Ancestors.
I am the master of my fate.
When the hour comes watch me dance
along the narrowing path...
My soul is eager. I shall not turn aside.
As Elesin Oba dances through the closing marketplace, flirting with the women, pursued by his praise-singer and an entourage of drummers, he promises to honour the ancient Yoruba custom of ritual suicide and so accompany his ruler on the final journey. But a life so rich is hard to leave, and this is a British colony where such customs are not tolerated, no matter how sacred.
Set against the conflict of indigenous and invader, Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka's extraordinary play uses Elesin's transition from the living to the dead to examine the essence of corruption and the power of the human will.
You white races know how to survive; I've seen proof of that. But at least have the humility to let others survive in their own way.
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A new play by Richard Bean
A riotous journey through four waves of immigration from the 17th century to today. As the French Huguenots, the Irish, the Jews and the Bangladeshis in turn enter the chaotic world of Bethnal Green, each new influx provokes a surge of violent protest over housing, jobs, religion and culture. And the emerging pattern shows that white flight and anxiety over integration is anything but new.
Written with scurrilous bravura, Richard Bean's great sweep of a comedy follows a pair of star-crossed lovers amid cutters' mobs, Papists, Jewish anarchists and radical Islamists across four tempestuous centuries.
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Well, Lisa Kron’s Tony Award-nominated comedy which played at Trafalgar Studios earlier this year, transfers to the West End’s Apollo theatre on 29 December for a limited season to 24 January.
An autobiographical play, Well depicts the relationship between American comic memoirist Kron and her mother, Ann. When Kron writes Ann into her latest play, she goes a step too far. The stage is set for a mother-daughter showdown as Kron’s well-planned show collapses into an explosion of riotous comedy and heartbreaking home truths.
Well opened on Broadway in 2006 and earned two Tony Award nominations. The play received its UK premiere at Trafalgar Studio 2 in September.
Sarah Miles and Natalie Casey play mother and daughter. Stage and film veteran Miles is best known for her Oscar-nominated performance in 1970 film Ryan’s Daughter, as well as roles in Lady Caroline Lamb and Term Of Trial, opposite Laurence Olivier. Casey starred in C4 soap Hollyoaks and sitcom Two Pints Of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps, before going on to appear on the London stage in Fame at the Shaftesbury.
The pair are joined at the Apollo by Oliver Chris, known for his roles in television comedies The Office, Green Wing and The IT Crowd. On stage he played Petruchio in The Taming Of The Shrew at Wilton’s Music Hall in 2007.
Currently at the Apollo is Rain Man, an adaptation of the film of the same name, starring Josh Hartnett and Adam Godley, which ends its run on 20 December. Well fills the gap between the end of Rain Man and Three Days Of Rain, starring James McAvoy and Nigel Harman, which previews at the Apollo from 30 January.
Tickets from: £16.40 to £36.80
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Askonas Holt, Raymond Gubbay and Sadler’s Wells present international dance sensation Adam Cooper with his first new production at Sadler’s Wells since his spectacular Les Liaisons Dangereuses in 2005. Set to a score comprised entirely of melodies by Richard Rodgers, Shall We Dance tells the story of one man’s extraordinary quest to find true love. His panoramic voyage transports us from the Orient to the Wild West by way of Russian folk dance, New York
jazz and the delirious waltzes of a Viennese ballroom. Conceived and performed by award-winning dancer and choreographer Adam Cooper, this brand new production thrills and seduces with an exhilarating blend of tap, jazz and classical dance.
Rodgers’ show-stoppping score will be brought thrillingly to life by a full live orchestra.
This lavish production brings together the combined creative talents from the West End of musical director Richard
Balcombe (Cats, Phantom of the Opera), designer Paul Farnsworth (Follies, Scrooge) and lighting designer Paul Pyant (Lord of the Rings, The Woman in White).
Tickets from: £55.00 to £55.00
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Oscar Wilde’s gothic fable becomes a darkly seductive dance theatre event from master storyteller Matthew Bourne.
Set in the image-obsessed world of contemporary art and politics, this ‘black fairy tale’ tells the story of an exceptionally alluring young man who makes a pact with the devil. Amongst London’s beautiful people, Dorian Gray is the ‘It Boy’ -an icon of beauty and truth in an increasingly ugly world. The destructive power of beauty, the blind pursuit of pleasure and the darkness and corruption that lie beneath the charming façade; the themes behind Wilde’s cautionary tale have never been more timely. Matthew Bourne’s first new production in three years reunites the team that created the double Olivier award-winning hit Play Without Words - designer Lez Brotherston, composer Terry Davies and lighting designer Paule Constable. New Adventures is the foremost dance theatre company in the UK, having created an enormous new audience for dance with a series of highly popular productions including Nutcracker!, The Car Man, Edward Scissorhands and the now legendary Swan Lake.
Tickets from: £53.90 to £53.90
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Take an exhilarating journey into the colourful world of Latin American dance with sparkling stars Darren Bennett and Lilia Kopylova.
The dazzling partnership from BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing will be joined by four top Latin American dancing duos and a nine-piece Latin Band for their breathtaking voyage, which takes them from the streets of Brazil to the bullrings of Spain by way of a vibrant mix of dance styles including the tango, rumba and cha-cha-cha.
An explosion of Brazilian rhythms at the Carnival in Rio begins the glamorous journey, before the audience is transported to the sultry clubs of Buenos Aires to be seduced by the passion and intensity of the tango. Cuba beckons with the cheeky cha-cha-cha and rumba, and then it’s time to boogie to the American dance halls of 1920s for the swing and jitterbug. The voyage continues in Spain where the passion, aggression and drama of the bullrings is brought to life in the glorious Paso Doblè.
Tickets from: £46.80 to £46.80
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With this exclusive packaged hotel deal you receive ticket(s) to "Sunset Boulevard" at the Comedy Theatre and choose your duration at our selection of London hotels.
Norma Desmond was the greatest silent movie star of them all, until the advent of the talkies made her a has-been. Joe Gillis was a struggling screenwriter until, by chance, he pulled his car into the driveway of 10086 Sunset Boulevard, home to the reclusive Miss Desmond. This chance encounter would change their lives, forever.
Craig Revel Horwood’s poignant, compelling and inventive new production sold out prior to the opening of its run at the Watermill Theatre, Newbury this summer and now transfers to the West End’s intimate Comedy Theatre.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s stunning musical adaptation of Billy Wilder’s classic 1950 film captures the haunting world of the Golden Age of Hollywood. With book and lyrics by the Oscar-winning partnership of Don Black (Born Free, Diamonds are Forever) and Christopher Hampton (Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Atonement).
Tickets from: £88.00 to £88.00
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Norma Desmond was the greatest silent movie star of them all, until the advent of the talkies made her a has-been. Joe Gillis was a struggling screenwriter until, by chance, he pulled his car into the driveway of 10086 Sunset Boulevard, home to the reclusive Miss Desmond. This chance encounter would change their lives, forever.
Craig Revel Horwood’s poignant, compelling and inventive new production sold out prior to the opening of its run at the Watermill Theatre, Newbury this summer and now transfers to the West End’s intimate Comedy Theatre.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s stunning musical adaptation of Billy Wilder’s classic 1950 film captures the haunting world of the Golden Age of Hollywood. With book and lyrics by the Oscar-winning partnership of Don Black (Born Free, Diamonds are Forever) and Christopher Hampton (Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Atonement).
Tickets from: £27.40 to £59.30
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Walking with Dinosaurs – The Arena Spectacular
After 65 million years they’re back!
After years of planning, the award-winning BBC TV series, Walking with Dinosaurs comes to life in a stunning theatrical event. Internationally renowned designers have worked with scientists to create 15 life-size dinosaurs, including the terror of the ancient terrain, Tyrannosaurus-Rex! Be amazed and thrilled as the greatest creatures ever to walk the earth return before your eyes. It’s a dazzling 10 million pound arena spectacle of unprecedented size and quality set to captivate young and old alike. Marvel at the story of their 200 million year domination of life on earth. Watch them walk. Hear the roar. Be