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LATEST REVIEWS . . . . Edinburgh Fringe Shows, HOMOS, ARISTOCRATS, SILK ROAD, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, SPAMILTON
WHAT'S NEW . . . . August means the EDINBURGH FESTIVAL and FRINGE , , , , August also means the CAMDEN FRINGE, with dozens of productions in small theatres around London . . . . And August also means KIDS' WEEK with free and discounted ticketsfor children to West End shows . . . . New London Theatre re-named the Gillian Lynne, in honour of the choreographer of its biggest hit, Cats . . . .The New London's second-biggest hit, WARHORSE, returns to the National Theatre this winter . . . . We are at last on Twitter. Follow us @theatreguidelon to be alerted to each new review . . . .
LAST CHANCES . . . . Closing dates announced for YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN August 25, A MONSTER CALLS August
25, PRESSURE September
1, LIEUTENANT OF INISHMORE September 4, HOME I'M DARLING September 5,
IMPERIUM September 8, ARISTOCRATS September 22, ALLELUJAH
September 29, EXIT THE KING October 6, CHICAGO October 6,
LEHMAN TRILOGY October 20,
IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST October 20, JUNGLE November 3, KING LEAR
November 3, DREAMGIRLS January 12, KINKY BOOTS January 12, MOTOWN April
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