Richmond Theatre
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Mrs Warren’s Profession – Richmond Theatre, London
Writer: George Bernard Shaw Director: Anthony Banks Of all Bernard Shaw’s works, it seems that Mrs Warren’s Profession is the…
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The Lavender Hill Mob – Richmond Theatre, London
Writer: Phil Porter Director: Jeremy Sams The recipe for a classic ‘heist’ comedy invokes a set of ingredients which may…
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SPIKE– Richmond Theatre, London
Writers: Ian Hislop and Nick Newman Director: Paul Hart Ian Hislop’s fondness for fifties’ radio comedy shines through his new…
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Noises Off – Richmond Theatre, London
Writer: Michael Frayn Director: Lindsay Posner Celebrating its 40th year anniversary with a rather starry touring production, comedy Noises Off…
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Private Peaceful – Richmond Theatre, London
Adaptor: Simon Reade after Michael Morpurgo Director: Elle While First produced in 2004 as a one-man show, Simon Reade’s new…
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Some Mothers Do ‘Av ‘Em – Richmond Theatre, London
Writer and Director: Guy Unsworth Fans of the 1970s sit-com Some Mothers Do ‘Av ‘Em will be delighted with this…
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Rocky Horror Show, Richmond Theatre, London
Music, Book, Lyrics: Richard O’Brien Director: Christopher Luscombe The Rocky Horror Show is a show unlike any other. Juke box…
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The Da Vinci Code – Richmond Theatre, London
Writer: Dan Brown Adaptors: Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel Director: Luke Sheppard The popularity of the Robert Langdon books and…
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