ALL MY SONS TICKETS – LIVE AVAILABILITY

‘All My Sons’ Apollo Theatre: 19th May 2010 – 11th September 2010

Starring David Suchet and Zoe Wanamaker book All My Sons tickets before it is too late!  Tickets for All My Sons play London are in great demand, and we offer a fantastic range of tickets including ‘best seats’ and cheap All My Sons tickets. Come and see the All My Sons show in the West End!

TICKETS:  £32.50 – £63.00

Show Type

All My Sons is a Play

Show Overview / Review

Director Howard Davies won a Laurence Olivier Award for his ‘All My Sons’ theatre production in 2000 which was staged at the National Theatre. In this latest production, he brings together two very familiar and much loved television stars; David Suchet is best known for his portrayal of Belgium Detective Poirot and Zoe Wanamaker stars in the hit Sitcom ‘My Family’.

These two great actors take on the roles of husband and wife in this tragic Arthur Miller play about family; love and loyalty and secrets. The chief character Joe Keller is 61 years old and loves his family above everything. One of his sons is believed to have been killed in action during the war, so he is keen to see his remaining son happy; Chris wants to marry Ann but Ann was once engaged to Keller’s dead son. Keller’s wife Kate, cannot cope with the arrangement as she does not believe her son to be dead. Whilst struggling to come to terms with her personal circumstances, she is also harbouring a terrible secret for Joe.

Years before, Keller had knowingly been manufacturing World War II planes with defective parts; many young pilots subsequently lost their lives but Keller’s part in the deaths remained concealed.

Miller based ‘All My Son’s’ on a true account he read about. In ‘All My Son’s', Miller explores one mans morality; a sadly misguided family man with questionable integrity.

A warm, sad and thought provoking play.

Show Age Suitability

All My Sons is suitable for Adults

Theatre Information

The Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W1D 7EZ

Nearest Underground Station: Piccadilly Circus – Served Piccadilly / Bakerloo lines
Theatre is approx 5 minute walk

Bus links: 1, 14, 19, 22, 24, 29, 38, 55, and 176

Performance Information

Evenings: Monday – Saturday: 7.30pm
Matinees: Wednesday & Saturday: 2.30pm

Running Time: TBC

Creative Team

Author/Playwright: Arthur Miller
Director: Howard Davies
Cast: David Suchet, Zoe Wanamaker

ALL MY SONS TICKETS – LIVE AVAILABILITY

‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ at the Theatre Royal Haymarket has tickets available until 9th January 2010 and will no doubt be a very popular Christmas treat for many people this year.

The show is part of the theatre’s season of in house productions, directed by Sean Mathias, and is proving to be as big a hit as the previous show ‘Waiting for Godot’ which starred Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart. This show also has star names in the shape of Anna Friel and Joseph Cross.

Anna Friel seems to bring titillation wherever she goes. There is some nudity in this show, including hers, and she first came to prominence with British television’s first lesbian kiss in the ground breaking soap ‘Brookside’. However, that should not blind anybody to the fact that she is a fine actress. Her film credits include ‘Land of the Lost’, ‘Landgirls’ and ‘Rogue Trader’. Her television work includes ‘Pushing Daisies’ in the United States and ‘The Street’ and ‘Our Mutual Friend’. Previous theatre work includes ‘Lulu’ for the Almeida and ‘Closer’ both of which transferred to America.

Her co-star is Joseph Cross, the American actor who has starred in Hollywood films including ‘Flags of Our Fathers’ for Clint Eastwood and ‘Milk’. To see these stellar names perform, you can book theatre tickets from Concierge Desk.

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DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN TICKETS – LIVE AVAILABILITY

‘Defending the Caveman’ Leicester Square Theatre - from 2nd February 2010 to 21st February 2010

Book tickets for Defending the Caveman with Mark Little (Joe Mangle from Neighbours).  A massive hit in Broadway and worldwide, see Defending the Caveman in London West End as it visits for a LIMITED PERIOD only. Defending the Caveman tickets are expected to sell out fast so avoid dissapointment and reserve your tickets for the Defending the Caveman theatre show today!

TICKETS:  £31.50 – £44.00

Show Type

Defending the Caveman is a Play / Comedy

Show Overview / Review

‘Defending the Caveman’ has the accolade of being the longest running solo play in Broadway history. Staring Mark Little, ‘Defending the Caveman’ is a hilarious riot and should be seen by everyone in a relationship and everyone wanting to understand the opposite sex.

Unforgettably funny but often razor sharp in its accuracy, ‘Defending the Caveman’ is a piece of marvellous storytelling theatre. It will leave you laughing uproariously but also gasping with shock as the truth, quite often, hurts.

Mark Little has become a much loved character on stage and screen after finding fame many years ago as Joe Mangle in Neighbours. He is the loveable rogue; the boy next door; the Caveman with a story to tell.

Go and see this with your partner, brother, mother or friends; you’ll be laughing every step of the way and won’t fail to recognise yourself. Millions of people in over thirty countries can’t be wrong about this show. Go along and you’ll enjoy every minute!

Show Age Suitability

Defending the Caveman is suitable for Adults

Theatre Information

‘Defending the Caveman’ will be at the Leicester Square Theatre, 5 Leicester Place, WC2H 7BP

Nearest Underground Station: Leicester Square

Bus links: 24, 29, 176

Performance Information

Tuesday to Saturday: 7.15pm
Saturday: 3pm
Sunday: 4pm

Running Time: TBC

Creative Team

Written by: Rob Becker
Staring: Mark Little
Director: Cath Farr

DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN TICKETS – LIVE AVAILABILITY

‘Billy Elliot The Musical’ is playing at the Victoria Palace Theatre and currently has theatre tickets available for dates up until 3rd April 2010.

There are five youngsters who currently take it in turns to play the leading role of young Billy. The older Billy is played by Barnaby Meredith who has previously appeared in ‘Gypsy’ at the West Yorkshire Playhouse and ‘Great Expectations’ at Leeds Grand Theatre.

Sean Kingsley plays Mr Braithwaite. His previous stage credits include ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’, ‘Mamma Mia’ and ‘Les Miserables’. He has also graced our television screens in ‘Wire in the Blood’, ‘Merseybeat’ and ‘The Bill’.

Jo Riding plays Mrs Wilkinson. Her television credits include ‘Holby City’, ‘Heartbeat’ and ‘The Royal’. She played Sarah Brown in Richard Eyre’s fantastic production of ‘Guys and Dolls’ at the National Theatre and Eliza Doolittle in a West End production of ‘My Fair Lady’. She has also appeared in straight theatre where credits include ‘An Ideal Husband’ and ‘Hobson’s Choice’ at the Manchester Royal Exchange and ‘Blithe Spirit’ at Bath Theatre Royal.

Craig Gallivan plays Tony. His theatre credits include ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’, ‘Crime and Punishment’ at the National Theatre and ‘Days of Significance’ for the Royal Shakespeare Company. He has also been seen on our television screens in ‘Torchwood’ and ‘Footballer’s Wives’.

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