DANCING ON ICE LIVE TOUR TICKETS – LIVE AVAILABILITY

‘Dancing on Ice’ O2 Arena: 16th April 2010 – 20th April 2010

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TICKETS:  £52

Show Type

Dancing on Ice Live Tour is an: Ice Spectacular!

Show Overview

Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean take their hit TV show ‘Dancing on Ice’ to the O2 Arena. They will be performing live themselves and choreographing dances for the celebrity skaters in an event that is sure to be enthralling. Members of the audience can join in with the voting but the famous judging panel will be in attendance too.

Torvill and Dean are two darlings of British sport after winning World and Olympic Gold medals with their perfect ice dance performances of the 80’s. They scored perfect 6’s with their ‘Mack and Mabel’ and ‘Barnham’ routines and an unparalleled score with their monumental ‘Bolero’ routine which many today still see as the best ice dance ever choreographed.

Their unique dancing interpretation continues to amaze and enthral audiences and a host of celebrities are now jumping at the chance to be part of the phenomenon that is ‘Dancing on Ice’.

Book tickets now to avoid missing out!

Show Age Suitability

Dancing on Ice is suitable for all ages

Theatre Information

‘Dancing on Ice’ will be showing at the The O2 Arena, Peninsula Square, London, SE10 0DX

Nearest Underground Station: North Greenwich (Jubilee line)

Buses: 108, 129, 161, 188, 422, 472 and 486

Performance Information

Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday: 7.30pm
Sunday: 6.30pm

Running Time: TBC

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You may not have heard of Stanislev Stratiev, but he is one of Bulgaria’s foremost comic writers. His play ‘The Roman Bath’ is adapted by Justin Butcher. The highly satirical play sees the hapless Ivan return from his holiday to discover his house has virtually been demolished. An artefact of great value has been unearthed from beneath his floorboards resulting in everybody wanting a piece of the action.

‘The Titanic Orchestra’ is also by a Bulgarian playwright, Hristo Boytchev, whose earlier play ‘The Colonel Bird’ won the British Council’s International Playwriting Award for Best Play 1997. This play tells the story of four tramps on a railway platform who have a man thrown from a train into their midst. He claims to be the great Harry Houdini and promises to involve the tramps in the greatest escape the world has ever seen.

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The Roman Bath and The Titanic Orchestra

MRS WARREN’S PROFESSION TICKETS – LIVE AVAILABILITY

‘Mrs Warren’s Profession’ Comedy Theatre - 16th March to 19th June 2010

On sale now with the legendary Felicity Kendall book tickets for Mrs Warren’s Profession tickets today!  Mrs Warren’s Profession theatre show is paying in London now and we have a fantastic selection of Mrs Warren’s Profession tickets including best seats.  Come and see Mrs Warren’s Profession with Felicity Kendall.

TICKETS:  £38.75 to £77.00

Show Type

Mrs Warren’s Profession is a Play

Show Overview

From 16th March, see Felicity Kendall on stage at the Comedy Theatre; one of Britain’s best loved actresses known particularly for her role in the long running comedy ‘The Good Life’, Ms Kendall is no stranger to the London stage.

‘Mrs Warren’s Profession’ is one of Shaw’s most provocative plays about mother-daughter relationships. Set amidst the hypocrisy of Victorian society, Shaw exposes the reality of what went on behind the exclusive closed doors of the upper classes.

Vivie has been bought up by her mother without knowing much about what her mother does or who she really is. She has been bought up with the strict Victorian morales that defined the times and is quite the distinguished lady with a Cambridge education and a very generous allowance from her mother. But what exactly does her mother do to earn the money?

Is it possible her mother has joined one of the oldest professions to fund their very proper lives and her education? And how can she then reconcile her respectability with her own mother’s dubious money making ways?

‘Mrs Warren’s Profession’ was written by Shaw in 1893 and was an attempt to highlight that prostitution exists because women generally were overworked and underpaid and vastly undervalued. Due to its’ theme and frank discussion, it was originally banned from the stage by Lord Chamberlain but it subsequently became a hugely popular play, widely acclaimed for its’ insight.

Show Age Suitability

Mrs Warren’s Profession is suitable for Adults

Theatre Information

‘Mrs Warren’s Profession’ will be at the The Comedy, Panton Street, SW1Y 4DN

Nearest Underground Station: Piccadilly Circus (served by the Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines - Comedy Theatre is approximately a 5 minutes walk)

Buses: 3, 6, 9, 12, 14, 15, 19, 22, 23, 24, 29, 38, 88, 91, 94, 139, 159, 176 and 453

Performance Information

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

Running Time: TBC

Author/Playwright: George Bernard Shaw
Director: Michael Rudman
Cast: Felicity Kendall, Mark Tandy, David Yelland, Lucy Briggs-Owen, Eric Carte, Max Bennett

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The director Rupert Goold cannot seem to do anything wrong and it is easy to see why he is so highly rated when watching this show. Credit must go to Lucy Prebble for an amazing script which explains the various accounting concepts at the heart of Enron’s fraud in laymen’s terms, whilst being consistently entertaining. It is hard to believe that this is only her second play, but serves as a tribute to the Royal Court theatre in London for the way it has nurtured her since staging her first play ‘The Sugar Syndrome’ in 2003.

Goold runs with that great writing and ensures that the acting is precise and does not fall victim to large production numbers and grand staging. In fact that staging and the flights of imagination which have gone into the show enhance rather than detract. There are musical interludes and some wonderfully comic throwaway creations. The most memorable, and probably most utilised, of these are the raptors (yes, that’s right, the dinosaurs featured in ‘Jurassic Park’).

The acting is excellent from the ensemble cast. Particular praise goes to Samuel West who plays Jeffrey Skilling, the man at the heart of the Enron scandal and the person who is ultimately punished for it.

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THE REAL THING TICKETS – LIVE AVAILABILITY

The Real Thing Old Vic Theatre – 10th April 2010 – 5th June 2010

Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing tickets are on sale now for the Old Vic Theatre. Starring Toby Stephen The Real Thing play has been uncredibly successful in the West and and Broadway since the first production in 1982. Do not miss this opportunity to see The Real Thing London.

TICKETS £30.50 – £59.00

Show Type

The Real Thing is a Play

Show Overview

Tom Stoppard’s 1982 play is about Henry, a successful playwright who is married to Charlotte, also his leading lady in a play he has written about adultery in which she stars with her friend Max.

As ‘The Real Thing’ begins, Stoppard tricks the audience into thinking the first scene is real but actually this is a play within a play as Stoppard explores honesty amongst friends and lovers.

Charlotte dislikes the play as she feels there is not much to the female character and little for her to say whereas Max’s character seems to be Henry’s ‘voice’.

Reality within the play focuses on Henry and his relationship with Annie who is married to Max. Annie is an activist preoccupied with trying to free Brodie, a Scottish soldier imprisoned for burning a memorial wreath. Henry mocks Annie’s ideology but later we discover this too is ‘unreal’ as Henry and Annie are having an affair. Max discovers his wife’s infidelity and she leaves him for Henry.

Henry’s own ideology about love threaten to overcome him as he has to compromise his art in order to pay his wife’s alimony. He discovers that Charlotte had numerous affairs whilst they were married which leads him to be suspicious of Annie. Back at their apartment whilst she is away acting, he looks for evidence of an affair and then when Annie returns, he confronts her. This seen mirrors the first scene in which Charlotte played the wife of Max but Annie has much more to say to Henry that he gave Charlotte to say in the play. She admits to having an affair with her co star but refuses to give him or Henry up.

Henry painfully accepts Annie’s decision but then newly released Brodie appears, causing yet more strain and confusion.

‘The Real Thing’ is a fast paced play and a great evenings entertainment made all the better by the casting of the fabulous Toby Stephens who is instantly recognisable as Bond villain Gustav Graves in ‘Die Another Day’.

Show Age Suitability

The Real Thing is suitable for Adults

Theatre Information

‘The Real Thing’ will be playing at the The Old Vic, 103 The Cut, Waterloo Road, SE1 8NB

Nearest Underground Station: Waterloo Station (10 minute walk)

Buses: 1, 68, 168, 171, 172, 176, 188, and 501

Performance Information

Mon to Sat: 7.30pm
Wed & Sat: 2.30pm

Running Time: TBC

Author/Playwright

Tom Stoppard

Cast Includes

Toby Stephens

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The cast includes Kate Burdette. She has been seen on our television screens in ‘Capturing Mary’ and at our cinemas in ‘The Duchess’. Previous stage credits include ‘Eyes Catch Fire’ at the Finborough theatre in London and ‘The Man Outside’ at the Theatre Royal Haymarket.

Burdette is joined by Andrew Wincott who is perhaps best known for playing Adam Macy in the radio institution ‘The Archers’. His television includes ‘Thief Takers’ and ‘New Tricks’. Recent stage work includes ‘Lloyd George Knew My Father’ at the Theatre Royal in Bath.

Also in the cast is Natalie Dormer. This young actress played Anne Boelyn in the prestigious television series ‘The Tudors’ and was seen on cinemas screens in the film version of ‘Casanova’.

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Sweet Nothings

April 23rd is St George’s Day, and also William Shakespeare’s Birthday. As it falls on a Friday this year, the celebrations are going to stretch through the weekend. You will be able to see rehearsed readings of twelve of Shakespeare’s plays.

Each day the first show starts at 10.00am and then there is one every three hours. On Friday 23rd April, it will be the Roman plays. That is ‘Coriolanus’, Julius Caesar’, Antony and Cleopatra’ and ‘Titus Andronicus’.

The history plays will then be presented on the 24th and 25th. On the Saturday ‘Richard II’ will be followed by both parts of Henry IV and ‘Henry V’. The Sunday sees the weekend rounded off in fine style with the three parts of Henry VI and the crookback himself ‘Richard III’ concluding the celebration.

There will be some well known faces from the world of London theatre so it’s worth popping along, even if you don’t stay for the whole 36 hours. At Concierge Desk, we love free theatre tickets and keeping you informed about special events, including those involving cheap London theatre tickets.

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Shakespeare Happens

The play tells the story of a man struggling to look after someone with a very particular psychological condition.

Richard Coyle, the Sheffield born actor stars. His films include ‘Happy Now’, ‘Prince of Persia’, ‘A Good Year’ and ‘The Libertine’. He is perhaps best known for his television roles which include leading roles in the BBC series ‘Coupling’ and ‘Strange’. His previous stage work includes starring in the premiere of Peter Gill’s ‘The York Realist’ at the Royal Court Theatre in London and the double bill of ‘The Lover’ and ‘The Collection’ in the West End.

Coyle’s co-star is Jodhi May. Her films include ‘The House of Mirth’, ‘The Woodlanders’ and ‘The Last of the Mohicans’. Television credits include ‘Tipping the Velvet’, ‘Friends and Crocodiles’ and ‘Daniel Deronda’. Previous stage work includes ‘Platanov’ at the Almeida, ‘The Talking Cure’ at the National Theatre in London and ‘Blackbird’ in the West End.

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Polar Bears

Harriet Walter stars and that alone virtually guarantees that the show will sell out. Her many cinema appearances include ‘Babel’, ‘Bright Young Things’, ‘Atonement’ and ‘The Young Victoria’. However it is as a stage actress that she is best known. Roles for the Royal Shakespeare Company include Lady Macbeth and Cleopatra. Other plays include ‘The Late Middle Classes’, ‘The Royal Family’ and ‘Dinner’, all in the West End.

Samuel Barnett also stars. His films include ‘Bright Star’ and ‘Mrs Henderson Presents’. Television includes ‘Desperate Romantics’, ‘Beautiful People’ and ‘Strange’. His stage work includes previous work at the National Theatre in London including ‘The History Boys’ and ‘His Dark Materials’. More recent work includes ‘Dealer’s Choice’ in the West End. He is currently appearing at the Bush Theatre in the 5 star reviewed ‘The Whisky Taster’.

Andrew Woodall also joins the cast. His previous theatre credits include ‘Gaslight’ at the Old Vic, ‘As You Desire Me’ and ‘A Letter of Resignation’ in the West End.

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Women Beware Women

The play deals with the hypocrisy of the established church when dealing with the third world. The cast includes Jonathan Cullen, an especially experienced stage actor. His previous productions include ‘Happy Now?’ and ‘Market Boy’ at the National Theatre in London, ‘Talking to Terrorists’ and ‘Nightsongs’ at the Royal Court, ‘Grace Note’ at the Old Vic and ‘Equus’ in the West End.

Cullen is joined by Nancy Crane. Nancy’s television credits include ‘Cambridge Spies’ and ‘Law and Order UK’. Her films include ‘The Machinist’, ‘The Road to Guantanamo’ and ‘The Dark Knight’. Previous theatre includes ‘The Strip’ and ‘The Sweetest Swing in Baseball’ at the Royal Court, ‘Trifles’ and ‘Chains of Dew’ at the Orange Tree and ‘Our Late Night’ in the West End.

Robert Gwilym is also in the cast. His television credits include ‘The Brothers Karamazov’, ‘Tiger Bay’ and ‘Soldier Soldier’. Previous stage work includes ‘The Front Line’ at the Globe.

Charlotte Randle is another member of the cast with an impressive track record. Her previous stage credits include ‘King Lear’ at the Young Vic and ‘All About My Mother’ at the Old Vic.

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Love the Sinner