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Our dedicated Off-West End, Family and Out Of London pages offer links to leading theatres in each category. We list upcoming shows and offer a one-stop opportunity to buy theatre tickets, while also offering insiders' hints on saving money if you choose to buy tickets on your own.
Whether you go to the theatre every evening or are planning a single night out, whether you already know what you like or want help choosing a show, Theatreguide.London's reviews of past and current London shows will help you decide what to ee and what to skip! Click on one of the categories to the left to read our reviews of current London shows
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LATEST REVIEWS . . . . I HEAR YOU AND REJOICE, THE LAST ONES, ANATOMY OF A SUICIDE, WORKING, ANNIE, COMMON
WHAT'S NEW . . . . . KIDS WEEK, actually all of August, offers free tickets, discounts, family packs and more to London theatres from West End to Fringe. CLICK HERE for details. . . . THE GIRLS and BEAUTIFUL closing . . . Signs of success elsewhere - Menier's LOVE IN IDLENESS, Almeida's HAMLET and Royal Court's FERRYMAN all move to the West End, and THE KITE RUNNER re-opens at the Playhouse . . . .RSC's Roman plays season coming to London in November . . . . We are at last on Twitter. Follow us @theatreguidelon to be alerted to each new review . . . . Off-West End Bush Theatre re-opens after renovations, while similarly closed-for-remodeling Tricycle Theatre offers a season in its adjacent cinema . . . .
LAST CHANCES . . . . LOVE IN IDLENESS July
1, ANATOMY OF A SUICIDE July 8, BARBERSHOP CHRONICLES July 8, SALOME July 15, THE GIRLS July 15,
PHILANTHROPIST
July 22, BEAUTIFUL August 5, COMMON August 5, BAT OUT OF HELL August 22, THE KITE RUNNER August
26, HAMLET September 2, HALF A
SIXPENCE
September 2, THE FERRYMAN October 7
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