Showing The Last Confession in August, now The Sea
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Friday, February 15, 2008
Dirty Dancing theatre breaks
Dirty Dancing Theatre Breaks
Dirty Dancing posters hep to promote the show all over London on the trains and tubes at present, and a lot of theatre fans caome in from all over the country to relive the film as a West End experience with all the moves performed live on stage.
"Book now for the time of your life"
Aldwych Theatre
Dirty Dancing posters hep to promote the show all over London on the trains and tubes at present, and a lot of theatre fans caome in from all over the country to relive the film as a West End experience with all the moves performed live on stage.
"Book now for the time of your life"
Aldwych Theatre
Hairspray theatre breaks
Hairspray poster for Theatre breaks in London and show tickets.
Advertisements on railway stations and buses help to keep Londoners aware of which shows are on in the west end but Hairspray and other musicals particularly attract visitors on hairspray theatre breaks which is great because then you can see a bit more of London and really make the most of it.
Michael Ball is spectacular
Hairspray the musical with everything
now booking hairspray theatre breaks until April 2009
Advertisements on railway stations and buses help to keep Londoners aware of which shows are on in the west end but Hairspray and other musicals particularly attract visitors on hairspray theatre breaks which is great because then you can see a bit more of London and really make the most of it.
Michael Ball is spectacular
Hairspray the musical with everything
now booking hairspray theatre breaks until April 2009
Sunday, February 10, 2008
The Playhouse
Down by the embankment, at the back of Cahring Cross station. The Playhouse specialises in short run serious plays.
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
We will rock you at the Dominion
Freddy Mercury in front of the old Dominion theatre still showing the musical tribute show by Ben Elton
Jersey Boys
Jersey Boys Replaces Mary Poppins, but have they got their demographics right for current West End audiences?
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