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Tag: queens theatre hornchurch

Author: Louise Penn Published Date: November 29, 2023

Preview: Jonathan Maitland talks Wilko at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch

Author: Louise Penn Published Date: January 31, 2023

February preview: 28 London shows to see

Author: Louise Penn Published Date: February 28, 2021

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Author: Louise Penn Published Date: November 15, 2020

Lockdown review: Misfits

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I chat with @alexis.gregory in my latest interview as SMOKE returns - at @omnibustheatre - later this month.
Back in the West End again tonight for @teethnsmilesplay - I've avoided reading reviews so coming to this fresh.
The Kinks' original drummer Mick Avory joined the cast of @sunnyafternoonthemusical on stage at the @richmondtheatre press night.
Kinky Boots is unapologetically loud, brash, and crowd-pleasing. Ten years after I last saw it, it has become wildly popular as a positive statement for difference and expression.
I don't think I made it to @stratford_east at all last year but back tonight for press night of Choir Boy!
I look at many of the stage and screen Jane Eyres as @swkplay looks forward to presenting the musical later this year.
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