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IMPERIUM<br />
The Royal Shakespeare Company presents<br />
Mike Poulton’s stage adaption of Robert Harris's<br />
Cicero trilogy. Performed in two parts - Part<br />
One: Conspirator and Part Two: Dictator.<br />
GIELGUD THEATRE<br />
Shaftesbury Avenue, W1 (0844 482 5130)<br />
FAULTY TOWERS DINING EXPERIENCE<br />
Inspired by one of Britain's greatest ever<br />
comedy series, this 2 hour interactive<br />
production is set in a restaurant where you the<br />
audience are the diners.<br />
RADISSON BLU EDWARDIAN<br />
Bloomsbury Street, (020 7764 0523)<br />
Neve McIntosh (Sharlan Smith), Sophie Cookson<br />
(Dottie Smith) in Killer Joe at Trafalgar Studios.<br />
Photo: Marc Brenner.<br />
PLAYS<br />
MY NAME IS LUCY BARTON<br />
Three-time Academy Award nominee Laura<br />
Linney makes her London debut in an<br />
adaptation of Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth<br />
Strout’s best-selling novel.<br />
BRIDGE THEATRE<br />
One Tower Bridge, SE1 (0843 208 1846)<br />
THE COMEDY ABOUT A <strong>BANK</strong> ROBBERY<br />
One enormous diamond, eight incompetent<br />
crooks and a snoozing security guard. What<br />
could possibly go right?<br />
CRITERION THEATRE<br />
Piccadilly Circus, (020 7492 0810)<br />
THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG<br />
A Polytechnic amateur drama group are<br />
putting on a 1920s murder mystery and<br />
everything that can go wrong... does!<br />
DUCHESS THEATRE<br />
Catherine Street, WC2 (0330 333 4810)<br />
THE MODERATE SOPRANO<br />
John Christie's admiration for the works of<br />
Wagner leads him to embark on the<br />
construction of an opera house on his estate<br />
at Glyndebourne.<br />
DUKE OF YORK’S THEATRE<br />
St Martin’s Lane, WC2 (020 7492 1552)<br />
THE WOMAN IN BLACK<br />
An innocent outsider, a suspicious rural<br />
community, a gothic house and a misty marsh<br />
are the ingredients of this Victorian ghost story.<br />
FORTUNE THEATRE<br />
Russell Street, WC2 (0844 871 7626)<br />
CONSENT<br />
Nina Raine's powerful, painful and funny play<br />
sifts the evidence from every side and puts<br />
justice in the dock.<br />
HAROLD PINTER THEATRE<br />
Panton Street, SW1 (0844 871 7627)<br />
Royal National Theatre Plays in repertory<br />
OLIVIER THEATRE<br />
MACBETH<br />
Shakespeare’s most intense and terrifying<br />
tragedy is directed by Rufus Norris. Rory<br />
Kinnear and Anne-Marie Duff play Macbeth<br />
and Lady Macbeth.<br />
TRANSLATIONS<br />
Brian Friel’s modern classic is a powerful<br />
account of nationhood, which sees the<br />
turbulent relationship between England and<br />
Ireland play out in one quiet community.<br />
LYTTELTON THEATRE<br />
ABSOLUTE HELL<br />
Rodney Ackland’s provocative play was<br />
condemned as ‘a libel on the British people’<br />
when first performed in 1952. Now it emerges<br />
as an intoxicating plunge into post-war Soho.<br />
JULIE<br />
Fuelled by social division, Strindberg’s<br />
masterpiece remains shocking and fiercely<br />
relevant in this new version by Polly Stenham<br />
(That Face, Neon Demon)..<br />
DORFMAN THEATRE<br />
AN OCTOROON<br />
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ extraordinary play<br />
comes to the National Theatre after a sold-out<br />
run at the Orange Tree Theatre.<br />
NATIONAL THEATRE<br />
South Bank, SE1 (020 7452 3000)<br />
QUIZ<br />
A fictional imagination based on real events<br />
which took place in 2001 following an<br />
episode of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?<br />
NOEL COWARD THEATRE<br />
St. Martin’s Lane, WC2 (0844 482 5140)<br />
HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED<br />
CHILD PARTS I & II<br />
Stage play based on the Harry Potter franchise<br />
written by Jack Thorne, based on an original<br />
story by J.K Rowling.<br />
PALACE THEATRE<br />
Shaftesbury Avenue, W1 (0330 333 4813)<br />
PETER PAN<br />
Imagination takes flight in this darkly comic<br />
tale, yet in an ever changing world, without a<br />
mother's love, what place is there for a boy who<br />
wouldn't grow up?<br />
REGENT’S PARK OPEN AIR THEATRE<br />
Inner Circle, NW1 (0844 826 4242)<br />
THE MOUSETRAP<br />
Agatha Christie’s whodunnit is the longest<br />
running play of its kind in the history of<br />
British theatre.<br />
ST MARTIN’S THEATRE<br />
West Street, WC2 (0844 499 1515)<br />
TARTUFFE<br />
Christopher Hampton's modern updated, and<br />
dual-language, production of Moliere's<br />
comedy.<br />
THEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET<br />
Haymarket SW1 (020 7930 8800)<br />
AN IDEAL HUSBAND<br />
A major revival of Oscar Wilde's classic<br />
starring Edward Fox, Freddie Fox and Frances<br />
Barber. A stylish critique of politicians and<br />
social morality.<br />
VAUDEVILLE THEATRE<br />
Strand, WC2 (020 7400 1257)<br />
RED<br />
John Logan's play is a moving account of Mark<br />
Rothko, one of the greatest artists of the 20th<br />
century whose struggle to accept his growing<br />
riches and praise became his undoing.<br />
WYNDHAM’S THEATRE<br />
Charing Cross Road, WC2 (0844 482 5120)<br />
Martin Kemp will star as Billy Flynn in CHICAGO<br />
at the Phoenix Theatre from Monday 2 July.<br />
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