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 Dancing in the Streets - Cambridge Theatre
Forty years after Diana Ross and the Supremes, Martha and the Vandellas, Stevie Wonder and Smokey Robinson & the Miracles first arrived in the UK in the spring of 1965 with the Tamla Motown Revue tour. DANCING IN THE STREETS recreates what it was like to be there and to experience the energy, style and music of the greatest stars of the Motown stable.DANCING IN THE STREETS celebrates the very best of the classic Motown chartbusters. 'All we need is music...sweet, sweet music...'. |
 Glorious - Duchess Theatre
Glorious tells the true story of the eccentric American, Florence Foster Jenkins. During the 1930s and '40s , the "socialite soprano", made a career out of concerts, although the somewhat delusional singer couldn't hit a single note. From Murder on the High Cs to her most famous recording of Mozart's Queen of the Night aria, this "dire diva of din" sold out many months in advance performing private concerts at the Ritz Carlton in New York to the Carnegie Hall. Starring Maureen Lipman and written by Peter Quilter. |
 High Society - Shaftesbury Theatre
It's the society wedding of the year. The flowers have arrived, the champagne's on ice and the guests, press and paparazzi are assembling. All they need now is for the beautiful bride to choose her groom!!! Adapted from one of Hollywood's best-loved films, Cole Porter's classic musical features the classic songs Who wants to be a millionaire, Swell Party, I love Paris, Well, did you evah? and True Love |
 Phantom of the Opera - Her Majesty's Theatre
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA has some of the most lavish sets, costumes and special effects ever to have been created for the stage. Set within the majestic Paris Opera House, this haunting musical follows the tragic love story of a beautiful opera singer and a disfigured young composer living below stage.
This compelling, award-winning production has woven its magical spell in over 110 cities worldwide. |
 Blood Brothers – Phoenix Theatre
Willy Russell's musical about two Liverpool boys separated at birth, which later become best friends with comic and tragic consequences. This show is both hilariously funny and deeply moving, with a musical score of well-known songs including its anthem 'Tell me it's not True'. Blood Brothers has been enthralling theater-goers for over a decade. |
 Fame The Musical – Aldwych Theatre
Based on the Academy Award® winning film, best-selling novel and long-running TV series, this exciting theatrical production focuses on a class about to graduate from the legendary New York High School for Performing Arts. From the painstaking entrance audition through to an ecstatic graduation, this electrifying musical follows the experience, joy, heartbreak, discovery and loss of students trying to become stars. |
 You Never Can Tell
Relaxing amidst the sunshine of a seaside holiday, the enlightened Mrs Lanfrey Clandon and her three unconventional children celebrate their return to England after eighteen years of living abroad. However, a chance encounter with the staunchly traditional father they had previously abandoned entangles them in a series of wonderfully comic events. Add into the equation an impoverished dentist, an eminent QC and a seemingly all-knowing waiter and an irresistible evening of laughter, wit and romance is assured. |
 Les Misérables - Queens Theatre
Cameron Mackintosh's production of Boublil and Schönberg's legendary musical has indisputably become the world's most popular musical, having been seen by over 50 million people worldwide. From its celebrated opening in London in October 1985, this stunning adaptation of Victor Hugo's epic masterpiece, with lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer, immediately captured the imagination and enthusiasm of the theatre going public. |
 The Rat Pack– Savoy Theatre
Celebrating world-famous entertainers and performers Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Junior and Dean Martin - otherwise known as the Rat Pack - who were not only famous for their songs from the 50s and 60s but their lifestyle. |
 Stomp – Vaudeville Theatre
Stomp - the British theatrical sensation that has now become a global phenomenon - comes to the West End for the very first time. With its unique combination of theatre, dance, comedy and percussion this multi-award winning production continues to wow audiences throughout the world. |
 The Woman in Black – Fortune Theatre
An eerie and chilling ghost story about a young solicitor sent to a remote house to wind up the affairs of a recently deceased woman. He pieces together her strange reclusive life...but with what effect on his own? |
The Woman in White - Palace Theatre
A compelling tale of love, betrayal and greed, THE WOMAN IN WHITE is a stunning new musical. Walter Hartright's life is changed forever after a chance encounter with a mysterious woman, dressed in white, desperate to reveal her chilling secret. When he takes up his position as drawing master to the beautiful Laura Fairlie and her half sister, Marion, he sees in Laura's face an eerie reflection of the forlorn creature he previously met. The stage adaptation of this great Victorian thriller, featuring Andrew Lloyd Webber's greatest and most romantic score since 'The Phantom of the Opera', comes to life in William Dudley's cinematic design, which swoops from the gas-lit |
 Saturday Night Fever – Apollo Victoria
Saturday Night Fever tells the story of Tony Manero, a humble paint store clerk by day but a polyester-clad stallion king of disco by night. Every Saturday night, Tony slips into his flares, pulls on his ludicrously large-collared chemise and hits the streets and the clubs. When the club nights snap on, however, and Tony and his friends emerge into the daylight, things are never as simple as they seem.The show positively oozes 70s classics with its best-selling soundtrack featuring tracks such as Stayin' Alive, Night Fever, How Deep Is Your Love, You Should Be Dancing, If I Can't Have You, Tragedy, Disco Inferno and Jive Talkin’ combining with scintillating disco choreography. |
| All shows subject to availability. Other shows may be available when you redeem your pass. To redeem your pass please visit Encore Ticket reception center at Victory House, 14 Leicester Place, London WC2H 7NG. Open 9am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 10am to 5pm on Saturday |
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