Jermyn Street Theatre
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Relatively Speaking – Jermyn Street Theatre, London
Writer: Alan Ackbourn Director: Robin Herford In Alan Ayckbourn’s first dramatic success, Relatively Speaking, Ginny lives in an on-trend sixties…
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This Beautiful Future – Jermyn Street Theatre, London
Writer: Rita Kalnejais Director: Chirolles Khalil Two young people hide in a loft while an authoritarian regime controls the streets…
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Troy Story – Jermyn Street Theatre, London
Writer and Director: Natalie Haynes Jermyn Street Theatre’s 15 Heroines was one of the great lockdown achievements, three collections of…
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Saviour – Jermyn Street Theatre, London
Writer: Helen Reuben Director: Donnacadh O’Briain It begins with a funeral and ends with life beginning, at least that is…
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William Blake: Letters from Heaven and Hell – Jermyn Street Theatre, London
Writer: William Blake William Blake, painter and poet, engraver and philosopher, self-proclaimed visionary and eccentric, is the subject of Kenneth…
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On Arriving – Jermyn Street Theatre, London
Writer: Ivan Faute Director: Cat Robey The most evocative section in Ivan Faute’s On Arriving, showing at the Jermyn Street…
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Mr and Mrs Nobody – Jermyn Street Theatre, London
Writer: Keith Waterhouse Director: Gabriella Bird George and Weedon Grossmith’s comic novel The Diary of a Nobody, initially a serialised…
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ENG-ER-LAND – Jermyn Street Theatre, London
Writer: Hannah Kumari Director: Rikki Beadle-Blair While Andrew Lloyd Webber prepares himself for sacrifice, smaller theatres are coping remarkably well…
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