Tag Archives: Wilton’s Music Hall
Showtime in Shadwell and Greenwich
Cowardy Custard at the Greenwich Theatre So, yesterday afternoon, to Greenwich for a romp through the world of Noël Coward in the company of Kit & The Widow and Dillie Keane, plus young talent Stuart Neal and Savannah Stevenson.
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Noël Coward at Wilton’s Music Hall
The evening didn’t get off to a good start. The foyer of Wilton’s was crammed with people queuing for (or, rather, ‘mobbing’) the ticket desk and the bar was slightly chaotic. I got the wines, he got the tickets (eventually). … Continue reading
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Blowing the dust off G&S
Something rather wonderful is happening at Wilton’s Music Hall. Amidst the crumbling fabric of this very special venue, another crumbling relic has been firmly returned to full health and vitality. The Union Theatre’s production of the Pirates of Penzance has … Continue reading
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Modernism in all its glory
This week, as if to lighten the January gloom, I had the chance to experience two sharp doses of modernism. Both were performances of the very highest quality, and in different ways they both left their mark. Firstly, back on … Continue reading
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