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Thirteen characters, two actors & one piano… WATCH this madcap Murder for Two musical trailer

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We’re counting down to the London return of two-hander musical whodunit Murder For Two, which moves back into The Other Palace studio for five weeks from tomorrow night (Monday 10 December 2018). Have you seen the trailer yet for Jeremy Legat and Ed MacArthur in their detective duet? Watch below – and then get booking!






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PHOTOS: Murder for Two readies for its London return with five weeks at The Other Palace

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Did you miss the European premiere of musical whodunit Murder For Two in 2017 at the Watermill Theatre and The Other Palace? Good news for London theatregoers: it returns next week to The Other Palace for a five-week festive season with Ed MacArthur and Jeremy Legat reprising their piano duet, and thirteen roles between them. Check out our gallery of these musical detectives in action – and then get booking!






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PHOTOS: As Stig of the Dump returns to Tabard, here’s a flashback to its first run in 2008

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We’ve got a theatrical #ThrowbackThursday for you! Clive King’s much-loved children’s literary classic Stig of the Dump returns tonight (6 December 2018) to London’s Tabard Theatre, where it was first staged a decade ago. Check out our gallery of photos from the 2008 production, which director Russell Labey lovingly recreates this Christmas. Time to get booking!






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‘Give me a week & I’ll write the rest of the show!’ Stephanie Silver tells us about creating Walk of Shame

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Glass Half Full Theatre’s new play Walk of Shame has taken its own journey to being staged as a week-long production at the White Bear Theatre this winter. Co-writer and star Stephanie Silver tells us more about the drama that may be perfect for Christmas party season.






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Jimmy Akingbola joins voices praising harrowing drama AISHA – see what else has been tweeted?

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“Tour de force”, “powerful”, “captivating” and “tremendously important” are just a few of the ways audiences have described child-marriage drama AISHA. Written, directed and produced by AJ, the hard-hitting play is already drawing plaudits after only a couple of performances.






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NEWS: Janet Suzman directs first London revival in nearly 40 years of Athol Fugard’s A Lesson from Aloes

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The Finborough Theatre presents the first London production in 35 years of Athol Fugard’s Apartheid-era, South African classic A Lesson From Aloes in the new year, with Janet Suzman directing a cast including South African stage and screen star Dawid Minnaar. Time to get booking!






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NEWS: Ten years on, Tabard Theatre revives Clive King’s Stig of the Dump for Christmas

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Ten years after it first ran in Chiswick, the stage adaptation of the late Clive King’s much-loved children’s literary classic Stig of the Dump returns to London’s Tabard Theatre for a strictly limited holiday season. The production, directed by Russell Labey, runs from 6 December 2018 to 6 January 2019, with a press night on 11 December. Time to get booking!






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PHOTOS: Sneak a peek into rehearsals for The Boy Under the Christmas Tree

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Jamie Loxton, Daniel Grice and Sam Sheldon star in the world premiere of Glenn Chandler’s The Boy Under the Christmas Tree at the King’s Head Theatre this Christmas. Can you tell from the photos which one plays the unwrapped present of the title?! See our full rehearsal gallery below – and then get booking!