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2012 What’s On Stage Award nominations
BEST ACTOR IN A PLAY James Corden – One Man, Two Guvnors at the National, Lyttelton & Adelphi Benedict…
Re-review: Les Misérables, Queens
“Who is this man, what sort of devil is he?” An unscheduled visit back to this old…
Album Review: Alfie Boe – Bring Him Home
“Wave goodbye to cares of the day” Alfie Boe has the dubious honour of being often referred…
DVD Review: Les Misérables in concert: The 25th Anniversary
“There’s a reckoning to be reckoned” Forming the culmination of the 25th Anniversary celebrations of Les Misérables…
Winners of the 2011 What’s On Stage Awards
THE SPOTLIGHT BEST ACTRESS IN A PLAY WINNER – Zoë Wanamaker – All My Sons at the Apollo Helen McCrory…
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2011 What’s On Stage Award nominations
THE SPOTLIGHT BEST ACTRESS IN A PLAY Zoë Wanamaker – All My Sons at the Apollo Helen McCrory – The Late…
Review: Prick Up Your Ears, Comedy
Despite its name, Prick Up Your Ears is actually billed as a new play by Simon Bent,…
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