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Date: 27 February 2012

Amongst the major London openings, in the West End and further afield, this week are:

OPENING MONDAY

Goodbye to All That
27 FEBRUARY 2012
(PREVIEWS FROM 23 FEBRUARY)

Luke Norris’ new play, directed by Simon Godwin, premieres in the Royal Court Upstairs as part of the Young Writers Festival, continuing until 17 March.

OPENING TUESDAY

Floyd Collins
28 FEBRUARY 2012
(PREVIEWS FROM 22 FEBRUARY)

Tina Landau and Adam Guettel’s award-winning musical about the legendary cave explorer is revived at Southwark Playhouse starring Glenn Carter and Robyn North. Until 31 March.

The Lady from the Sea
(PREVIEWS FROM 17 FEBRUARY)

Joely Richardson stars as Ellida in Ibsen’s The Lady from the Sea at the Rose Theatre, Kingston, directed by Stephen Unwin and running until 17 March.

OPENING WEDNESDAY

Snookered

29 FEBRUARY 2012
(PREVIEWS FROM 28 FEBRUARY)

Tamasha presents its production of Ishy Din's new play, centring on the challenges facing the current generation of British Asian youth, at the Bush Theatre, where it runs to 24 March.

OPENING THURSDAY

The Leisure Society
1 MARCH 2012
(PREVIEWS FROM 28 FEBRUARY)

Supermodel Agyness Deyn makes her stage acting debut in François Archambault’s comedy The Leisure Society, which runs at Trafalgar Studios 2 until 31 March.

Don Juan Comes Back from the War
(PREVIEWS FROM 28 FEBRUARY)

Ödön von Horváth’s play, set in Germany in the aftermath of the Great War, is revived at the Finborough Theatre in a new version by Duncan Macmillan. Until 24 March.

The Summer House
(PREVIEWS FROM 28 FEBRUARY)

Will Adamsdale's new comedy, about "three not-so-alpha-males" on a stag trip in Iceland, premieres at the Gate Theatre with a run to 24 March.

OPENING FRIDAY

One Man, Two Guvnors
2 MARCH 2012

The National’s award-winning production of Richard Bean’s adaptation of Goldoni's Servant of Two Masters transfers to the Theatre Royal Haymarket with a new cast led by Owain Arthur.

Related Content

Booking Tickets & Show Listings
Singin' in the Rain Listing Page
Goodbye to All That Listing Page
Singin' in the Rain Listing Page
A Midsummer Night's Dream Listing Page
The Leisure Society Listing Page
Don Juan Comes Back From the War Listing Page
The Leisure Society Listing Page
One Man, Two Guvnors Listing Page
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Joely Richardson Stars in Ibsen's Lady at Kingston Rose - 7th Oct 2011 News
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Derren Brown transfers Infamous live show to Palace, 27 Jun - 10th Apr 2013 news
Singin' in the Rain closes in West End on 8 June ahead of tour - 22nd Mar 2013 news
Jennifer Ellison among new cast of Singin' in the Rain - 28th Jan 2013 news
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Casting: Robert Powell starts Singin' in the Rain, Darren Day in Session, new boys for Billy - 5th Sep 2012 news
Cast recordings announced for Singin' In the Rain, Top Hat - 6th Aug 2012 news
Andrew Lloyd Webber sells West End's Palace Theatre to Nimax - 11th Apr 2012 news
Singin' in the Rain extends West End booking to Feb 2013 - 13th Mar 2012 news
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Singin' In The Rain Co. splash out with WOS theatregoers at reception - 23rd Feb 2012 blog
Review Round-up: Singin' in the Rain makes a splash - 16th Feb 2012 roundup
1st Night Photos: Stars are Singin' at the Palace - 16th Feb 2012 photos
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Show Pics: Singin' in the Rain dances into new home at Palace - 15th Feb 2012 photos
Home Counties feed West End - 13th Feb 2012 blog
Opening: Donmar Officer, Singin' in the Rain & WOS Awards - 13th Feb 2012 news
Lights, camera, curtain - 16th Jan 2012 blog
Photos: Cooper, Strallen & Crossley Ready for West End Singin' in the Rain - 26th Sep 2011 photos
CFT Singin' in the Rain Transfers to West End, 15 Feb - 15th Sep 2011 news



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