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the Independent Guide to London Theatres presents:
For the first time outside of the US, in a European and UK first, internationally acclaimed actress and performer Megan Mullally will take to the West End stage with her band, Supreme Music Program, in a new one-woman show, for eight performances only.
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Marcus Brigstocke is the king of satirical comedy. There's not much that hasn't come under his comedic gaze with blisteringly funny results - Climate Change, Religious Extremism, Immigration, Loans Companies, The Special Relationship, Compensation Culture, Women's Magazines, The EU and David Blaine, not to mention his own personal battle against his middle class roots.
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Noel Coward's dazzling comic masterpiece provides a riotous show down between two of the screen's most magnetic stars, Kim Cattrall and Matthew Macfadyen.
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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice is coming back to the West End in an exciting new production and will star X-Factor contestant Diana Vickers in her West End debut!
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Alan Cumming returns to the West End musical stage after a 15 year abscence in his new show, I Bought a Blue Car Today.
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Following two sell-out national tours, Irish comic and star of BBC 2's Mock the Week, and BBC 1's Live At The Apollo, Ed Byrne returns to the West End.
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Juliet Stevenson and Henry Goodman star in this gripping and moving psychological drama.
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Janie Dee leads the cast in a revival of Alan Ayckbourn's bitter sweet 1985 comedy hit Woman in Mind, directed by the author.
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The Donmar Warehouse's stellar production of Piaf transfers to the Vaudville Theatre for a limited 14 week season.
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Dame Eileen Atkins leads the cast in Joanna Murray-Smith's latest comedy about a is a feminist literary giant suffering an extreme case of writer's block.
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When caught between the devil and the deep blue sea, the latter can sometimes look very inviting, according to the heroine of Terence Rattigan's 1952 study of obsession and the destructive power of love. Now playing at the Vaudeville Theatre, this is a powerful drama of passion versus loyalty, starring Greta Scacchi - dive in to the Deep Blue Sea today!
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