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Soho Theatre Company, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 21 Dean Street, London W1D 3NE (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Soho Theatre & Writers Centre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 21 Dean Street, Soho, London W1D 3NE (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Gielgud Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho, London W1D 6AR (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Mamma Mia! At The Prince Edward Theatre, Soho, London
Musical/Touring Production - Address: 28 Old Compton Street, Soho, London W1D 4HS (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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The Lyric Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 29 Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 7ES (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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The Piccadilly Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 10-12 Denman Street, London W1D 7DY (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Queen's Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 6DA (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Wyndham's Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 32-36 Charing Cross Road, Leicester Square, London WC2H 0DA (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Apollo Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 31 Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 7EZ (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Palladium Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 8 Argyll Street, London W1F 7TF (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Phoenix Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 110 Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0JP (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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The Shaftesbury Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 210 Shaftesbury Avenue, Charing Cross, London WC2H 8DP (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Palace Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 7ES (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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The Palace Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 5AY (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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The Windmill Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 17-19 Great Windmill Street, London W1D 7LF (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Prince Edward Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: Old Compton Street, London W1D 4HS (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Wyndhams Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0DA (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Gielgud Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 33 Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 7EH (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Criterion Theatre, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: Piccadilly Circus, London W1V 9LB (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Really Useful Theatres, Soho, London
Theatre - Address: 21 Soho Square, Manor House, London W1D 3QP (On Ciao since: 05/2010)
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Dreams of Violence (NHB Modern Plays) (Out of Joint: Soho Theatre) - Stella Feehily
Forty-something Hildy is in crisis. Her father is in a home. Her mother has moved in and shows no sign of leaving. Her son is a recovering drug addict, on...... more
Forty-something Hildy is in crisis. Her father is in a home. Her mother has moved in and shows no sign of leaving. Her son is a recovering drug addict, on methadone and hugely overweight. And her ex-husband persuades her to have sex one more time - only for them to be interrupted in flagrante by his new lover. ... less
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Dreams of Violence (NHB Modern Plays) (Out of Joint: Soho Theatre) - Stella Feehily
Forty-something Hildy is in crisis. Her father is in a home. Her mother has moved in and shows no sign of leaving. Her son is a recovering drug addict, on...... more
Forty-something Hildy is in crisis. Her father is in a home. Her mother has moved in and shows no sign of leaving. Her son is a recovering drug addict, on methadone and hugely overweight. And her ex-husband persuades her to have sex one more time - only for them to be interrupted in flagrante by his new lover. ... less
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Leaves of Glass (Modern Plays) - Philip Ridley
On the surface, Steven has everything. A beautiful wife, a successful business, a brand new home. But beneath the glittering veneer lies a monstrous secret ......... more
On the surface, Steven has everything. A beautiful wife, a successful business, a brand new home. But beneath the glittering veneer lies a monstrous secret ... Leaves of Glass had its world premiere at the Soho Theatre in May 2007. ... less
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Soho Cinders - A New Musical - Hannah Waddingham
Cinderella re-imagined - is a modern musical fable with a story centered around the complicated love life of prospective Mayoral candidate James Prince, his...... more
Cinderella re-imagined - is a modern musical fable with a story centered around the complicated love life of prospective Mayoral candidate James Prince, his fiancée and his law-student lover, Robbie - who`s paying his college bills in a somewhat unorthodox way. A satirical comedy with a catchy contemporary new score from Stiles and Drewe, Soho Cinders is a truly 21st-century musical. `In aid of Teenage Cancer Trust, Dress Circle is kindly donating the profits from sales of the CD to Teenage Cancer Trust charity` This special concert performance was held in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust and featured an all-star West End cast including David Bedella, Clive Carter, Sharon D Clarke, Amy Lennox, Beverly Rudd, Jos Slovick, Sandi Toksvig, Hannah Waddingham, Michael Xavier, and was directed by Jonathan Butterell with choreography by Drew McConie. This one-night-only concert was recorded live at the Queen's Theatre on Sunday 9th October 2011. Track Listing: 1. Old Compton Street - Sharon D Clarke, Amy Lennox, Jos Slovick, Beverly Rudd, Suzie Chard & Company 2. Wishing For The Normal - Amy Lennox & Jos Slovick 3. Spin - Michael Xavier, David Bedella, Richard David-Caine & Company 4. Gypsies Of The Ether - Michael Xavier & Jos Slovick 5. I'm So Over Men - Beverly Rudd & Suzie Chard 6. It's Hard To Tell - Amy Lennox, Jos Slovick & Company 7. Old Compton Street (Reprise) - Clive Carter 8. You Shall Go To The Ball - Sharon D Clarke, Amy Lennox & Company 9. Entr'acte - Orchestra 10. Who's That Boy? - Full Company 11. They Don't Make Glass Slippers - Jos Slovick 12. Spin (Reprise) - Hannah Waddingham 13. The Tail That Wags The Dog - David Bedella & Company 14. Let Him Go - Amy Lennox & Hannah Waddingham 15. Fifteen Minutes - Beverly Rudd, Suzie Chard & Company 16. Finale - Hannah Waddingham, Jos Slovick, Michael Xavier & Amy Lennox 17. Curtain Call - Full Company ... less
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Leaves of Glass (Modern Plays) - Philip Ridley
On the surface, Steven has everything. A beautiful wife, a successful business, a brand new home. But beneath the glittering veneer lies a monstrous secret ......... more
On the surface, Steven has everything. A beautiful wife, a successful business, a brand new home. But beneath the glittering veneer lies a monstrous secret ... Leaves of Glass had its world premiere at the Soho Theatre in May 2007. ... less
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The West End 1914: London Sheet 061.3 (Old Ordnance Survey Maps of London) - Alan Godfrey
Detailed map of The West End; London sheet 61 Introduction by Alan Godfrey Coverage streches from Marble Arch eastward to Charing Cross Road, from Devonshire...... more
Detailed map of The West End; London sheet 61 Introduction by Alan Godfrey Coverage streches from Marble Arch eastward to Charing Cross Road, from Devonshire Street and Bedford Square southward to Berkeley Square and Haymarket. Oxford Street runs through the centre of a map which covers most of what we know as The West End. Streets covered include Regent Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, most of Tottenham Court Road, Charing Cross Road, Portland Place, Portman Square, Soho Square, Grosvenor Square, Cavendish Square and many others. Features include Burlington House, the National Gallery, British Museum, many theatres, All Soul's church. However the map is most notable for its closely packed streets, with their houses, shops, offices etc. in remarkable detail. Each map also has selected extracts from directories ... less
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Philip Glass: Early Voice - Philip Glass
These live recordings of vocal works by Philip Glass may not feature the Glass Ensemble, but Early Voice can boast the presence of Kurt Munkacsi and Michael...... more
These live recordings of vocal works by Philip Glass may not feature the Glass Ensemble, but Early Voice can boast the presence of Kurt Munkacsi and Michael Riesman, both of them close collaborators with the composer. Glass himself can be heard giving clap-signals during Music For Voices, a 13-minute piece performed by Mabou Mines, the theatre company of which Glass was once the musical director. This 1972 version was taped at the Paula Cooper Gallery, the first to open on New York's SoHo loft scene. Drones hang in mid-air, gradually picking up rhythmic motion as they accumulate speed and density for this intensifying ritual. The sound quality is a touch thin, as is that of Another Look at Harmony, Part 4, even though this 50-minute piece was recorded in 1989. Written during the early-1970s, it heralds the harmonic concerns of Einstein on the Beach. This time The Western Wind performs the vocal parts, inflated with the drama of a Hollywood biblical epic, driven hard by Riesman's needling electric organ. His deep bass notes are unleashed after 10 minutes, then there's a midway pulling back of the voices before the entrance of the final run's classic Glass riff. Viewed behind the mountain of "official" Glass product available on the Nonesuch label, this one is for completists only, offering a valuable document of a scene that now seems strangely nostalgic. --Martin Longley ... less
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SMOKE, THE - Tony Broadbent
It's 1947 in the austerity-ridden, black-market-riddled underworld of post-war Britain. And Jethro, a renowned Cockney cat burglar and jewel thief, sets up a...... more
It's 1947 in the austerity-ridden, black-market-riddled underworld of post-war Britain. And Jethro, a renowned Cockney cat burglar and jewel thief, sets up a caper to burgle the embassy of a certain unnamed Iron Curtain country. His prize, two fabulous suites of jewelry reputed to have once been the property of Russian aristocracy. The thing is, since the end of the War - with him having served in the Merchant Navy and having had a couple of convoy ships sunk from beneath him - Jethro has told everyone that he's lost his nerve and has gone straight. And he takes-up as an itinerant stagehand around London's many theatres and music halls. But the truth is hiding in plain sight in and around London's West End is the perfect cover for him to set up his diamond capers in the wealthy areas of Mayfair, Belgravia and Knightsbridge. Jethro is a born mimic and a 'master of disguise' who will adopt whatever accent or character he needs to pass 'unseen' in a society that's obsessed with class. (He's able to go up and down the social ladder with as much dexterity as he does the outside of a house.) And if he doesn't have the necessary gear at his own secret lock-up, he'll complete his disguise by raiding a theatre's prop and wardrobe cupboards, and steal the words and mannerisms from the actors he's seen on stage or at the pictures. (John Gielgud, Laurence Olivier, Noel Coward, James Mason are all grist for the mill.) None of London's top villains - Jack Spot and Billy Hill - believe Jethro has gone straight, and neither does Darby Messima, Soho's fearsome crime-lord. And at one time or another everyone wants him to do just one more little creeping job for them. But when Jethro turns down Messima's right-hand man, who wants Jethro to secretly 'moonlight' for him, things turn very nasty indeed and Jethro is only saved from being 'chived' and crippled for life by the chance intervention of a stranger, Seth. ... less
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Lady Henderson Presenta [DVD]
Londra, 1937. Laura Henderson, una ricca vedova di 69 anni dinamica e vitale, è in cerca di un passatempo per riempire le sue giornate. Destando l'indignazione...... more
Londra, 1937. Laura Henderson, una ricca vedova di 69 anni dinamica e vitale, è in cerca di un passatempo per riempire le sue giornate. Destando l'indignazione e lo scandalo nel circolo dei suoi amici aristocratici e benpensanti, lady Henderson decide di acquistare il Windmill Theatre, nel cuore di Soho, e non avendo alcuna esperienza nella gestione di un teatro, ne affida la direzione ad un vero professionista dello spettacolo, Vivian Van Damm. I due ingaggiano una vivace sfida a colpi di inganni e travestimenti attraverso cui nasce un rapporto di reciproco amore e odio che provoca scintille ma anche fondamentali innovazioni nella storia del teatro britannico: l'idea di un revue-de-ville - una rivista senza interruzioni creata dallo stesso Vivian Van Damm - che porta un enorme successo al Windmill Theatre, sempre esaurito e ben presto imitato. Ma l'idea più originale nasce dalla vivace mente di Laura: mettere sul palcoscenico ragazze nude! Il problema più grande è riuscire ad ottenere il permesso da Lord Chamberlain, il responsabile della censura, che però, grazie alle arti persuasive di Lady Henderson, decide di concedere il suo permesso a condizione che le ragazze restino immobili sulla scena così da imitare le forme dell'arte. I 'tableaux vivants' del Windmill, riscuotono un successo sensazionale messo però purtroppo in pericolo dallo scoppio della II Guerra Mondiale... ... less
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Mrs Henderson Presents [DVD]
The blitz-bombing of London in World War II provides the serious backdrop for the uplifting entertainment of Mrs. Henderson Presents, a delightful comedy...... more
The blitz-bombing of London in World War II provides the serious backdrop for the uplifting entertainment of Mrs. Henderson Presents, a delightful comedy anchored by the flawless performances of Judi Dench and Bob Hoskins. After losing a son in World War I, and becoming a widow in 1937, the wealthy and respectable Mrs. Henderson (Dench) decides that the best way to support soldiers going off to battle is to give them a wartime send-off they'll never forget. Thus, she buys and renovates the Windmill Theatre in London's Soho district, hires Mr. Vivian Van Damm (Hoskins) as the impresario of an all-day musical variety show called "Revudeville," and secures permission from the censorious Lord Cromer (Christopher Guest) to include naked women in the stage show--on the condition that the ladies remain still onstage to qualify as "art," like nude portraits in a gallery, with the "foliage" of their "midlands" discreetly obscured. "Revudeville" is an instant hit, British propriety remains tastefully intact, and as The Windmill's fortunes rise, fall, and rise again, Mrs. Henderson Presents develops an emotional depth and good-natured nobility that's perfectly matched to the comedy of tweaking British manners. Working from an eloquently witty, fact-based screenplay by Martin Sherman, director Stephen Frears (High Fidelity) brings out the best in a well-chosen cast, and Andrew Dunn's cinematography (enhanced by judicious use of digital effects to show the London blitz in progress) casts a warm, inviting glow over this winning tale of show-biz tenacity in the best and worst of times. --Jeff Shannon ... less
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Theatre
Advantages: Good productions
Disadvantages: not the prettiest...
...The Peoples Theatre
I was recently at the theatre with Little Miss and grandson to see the Christmas pantomime, Cinderella, which we thoroughly enjoyed.
WHERE IS IT?
The theatre is situated on the Coast Road, which is n the way to Tynemouth and Whitley Bay. There are several bus services available but the nearest Metro stations, Jesmond and Chillingham Road, are more than a mile away...
danielalong
30.12.2011 00:12 ·
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Review of The People's Theatre, Newcastle
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Curzon Theatre Soho Dont go
Advantages: Arthouse Films
Disadvantages: Uncomfortbale seats, lights left on in the theatre, over priced tickets, rude ticket staff
...RUBBISH RUBBISH RUBBISH!!!
RUDE Ticket people, terribily uncomfortbale seats.
They leave lights on in the theatre while the movie is playing (fire saftey rules)
£12.00 to go see a movie
Dont bother.
Total waste of money and its so uncomfortable.
I went to go see The Fall, which was a lovely film which I totally enjoyed, but when this kind of experience happens it makes you want...
BobbyLocksville
08.10.2008 11:39 (08.10.2008 11:36) ·
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Review of Curzon Soho, London
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So So Soho Atones With Sympathetic Service
Advantages: Everyone elses food was great
Disadvantages: My main dish was terrible
...towards my problem. I would say then, that I recommend this place on the basis of the excellent meal I had there last year. One off bad meals can happen everywhere, and I am fairly confident that this was just a blip. Put it this way, it wouldn't stop me going back again, provided they don't read this and take umbrage!
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Soho Kitchen,
Grote Markt 46,
Breda...
larsbaby
21.04.2008 09:54 (21.04.2008 17:04) ·
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Review of Soho Kitchen, Breda
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