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Singin’ in the Rain »
Posted by IODSProductions on 24th May 12 Posted by
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Being performed by IODS Productions based in Ilford in Essex

Camp Confidence »
Posted by Good Companions on 22nd May 12 Posted by
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Being performed by the Good Companions Amateur Dramatic Society based in Edgware in London

Auditions – A Chorus Line »
Posted by Mayhem Musical Theatre Company on 21st May 12 Posted by
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With Mayhem Musical Theatre Company based in Battersea in London

Kindly Leave the Stage »
Posted by felicitymorgan200 on 18th May 12 Posted by
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Being performed by Hounslow Light Opera Drama Section based in Brentford

Sweeney Todd – Adelphi Theatre, London »
Posted by Jane on 18th May 12 Posted by
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Sweeney Todd – Adelphi Theatre, London

See this Musical with Theatre Breaks and amdram.co.uk.

Stories Before Bedtime »
Posted by Jane on 16th May 12 Posted by
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Legendary award winning actress, Miranda Richardson and rising star, Sonya Cassidy head an all-star line up for the Summer Time themed Stories Before Bedtime at London’s Criterion Theatre on 1st June 2012.

Wanted – Old Piano »
Posted by Maidenhead Musical Comedy Society on 16th May 12 Posted by
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By Maidenhead Musical Comedy Society for Copacabana in October 2012

Sunday Morning at the Centre of the World »
Posted by ianfreeman on 15th May 12 Posted by
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Being performed by Common Touch Theatre Company based in London

Blackbird »
Posted by rubyrocks on 15th May 12 Posted by
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Being performed by Tower Theatre Company based in Camden, London

Des O’Connor to Play Wizard of Oz »
Posted by luciecrouch on 11th May 12 Posted by
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Des O’Connor, the eighty-something singer and comedian is going to be taking up the role in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s adaptation of the famous production. The new Wizard treading the boards of the West End, already knows a thing or two about entertaining audiences.