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Kyoto
US actor Stephen Kunken is riveting as a cynical oil lobbyist in this improbably thrilling drama about the 1997 Kyoto climate change summit
Soho
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The Lonely Londoners
Roy Williams’s adaption of Sam Selvon’s classic Windrush novel is a stark, searingly humane triumph
Kilburn
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Tarantula
Provocateur dramatist Philip Ridley is at the height of his powers in this devastating monologue performed by George Henley
Dalston
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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
This surging Cornwall-set folk-musical adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald's supernatural story is deeply moving
Seven Dials
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Operation Mincemeat
The glorious spoof musical about an eccentric real-life WWII finally operation makes it to the West End
Covent Garden
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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
This surging Cornwall-set folk-musical adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald's supernatural story is deeply moving
Seven Dials
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Operation Mincemeat
The glorious spoof musical about an eccentric real-life WWII finally operation makes it to the West End
Covent Garden
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Wicked
The musical witches of this 'Wizard of Oz' prequel are still casting a spell over the West End
Victoria
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Hadestown
Anaïs Mitchell’s infernally good musical finally takes up its rightful space in the West End
Shaftesbury Avenue
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Cabaret
Katherine Langford and Adam Gillen are the current stars of the smash revival
Charing Cross
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Our favourite plays
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Kyoto
US actor Stephen Kunken is riveting as a cynical oil lobbyist in this improbably thrilling drama about the 1997 Kyoto climate change summit
Soho
Theatre
The Lonely Londoners
Roy Williams’s adaption of Sam Selvon’s classic Windrush novel is a stark, searingly humane triumph
Kilburn
Theatre
Tarantula
Provocateur dramatist Philip Ridley is at the height of his powers in this devastating monologue performed by George Henley
Dalston
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A Streetcar Named Desire
Paul Mescal is terrifying and Patsy Ferran is unbelievably good in Rebecca Frecknall’s thrillingly dissonant revival of Tennessee Williams’s masterpiece
Covent Garden
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Dear England
James Graham’s new play is a wildly entertaining romp through the reformation of the England men’s team under Joseph Fiennes’ pitch-perfect Gareth Southgate
South Bank
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Cirque du Soleil: Corteo
The latest from the Montreal circus titans is exasperatingly thematically wishy washy, but the acrobatics are jaw-dropping
South Kensington
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Oliver!
Cameron Mackintosh churns out yet another likeable but unadventurous iteration of the Lionel Bart smash
Soho
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Titanique
This off-Broadway ‘Titanic’ parody is a night to remember thanks to Lauren Drew’s sensationally ludicrous Celine Dion impersonation
Piccadilly Circus
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The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical
This lo-fi, cabaret-style musical pays delightful tribute to the goofier side of Rick Riordan’s YA novels
Victoria
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Just for One Day
This slick musical tribute to Live Aid is weirdly obsessed with Gen-Z’s approval of Bob Geldof’s legendary concert
Shaftesbury Avenue