Judy Buxton

Review: AFTER ALL THESE YEARS, Jermyn Street Theatre

It is not often that Fringe venues act as platforms for important narratives from the older generation. Based on tonight’s performance of After All These Years, I can only ask ‘Why not?’.  After winning the 2023 Outstanding Theatre Award at Brighton Fringe, After All These Years transfers to the Jermyn Street Theatre where I am sure it will enjoy continued success.

STEFAN AND FRIENDS, CECIL BEATON'S DIARIES & More Set for Jermyn Street Theatre Summer Programming

Jermyn Street Theatre has revealed an eclectic programme of summer visitors, running over a two-month period from 4 July to 2 September.

The Mill At Sonning Theatre Names The Auditorium in Honor of Ray Cooney

The Mill at Sonning, the UK's only dinner theatre, has renamed its theatre The Ray Cooney Auditourium in honor of comedy legend Ray Cooney, whose classic farces have all been performed there, and whose incredibly generous financial support during lockdown helped ensure the venue's survival.

Casting Announced For The RUN FOR YOUR WIFE

Casting is announced for a new production of the classic 1980s British farce 'Run for your Wife', directed by its author, Ray Cooney,  at The Mill at Sonning.

THE GHOST TRAIN with Jeffrey Holland Coming to Coventry

Coventry's Belgrade Theatre welcomes Hi-de-Hi star Jeffrey Holland in Arnold Ridley's classic comedy, The Ghost Train. Performance dates: Tues 12 - Sat 16 May; Press Night: Tues 12 May at 7.45pm.

THE ART OF CONCEALMENT Set for Riverside Studios Today, May 1

Following its sell-out run at Jermyn Street Theatre in January, THE ART OF CONCEALMENT comes to Riverside Studios this May.

THE ART OF CONCEALMENT Set for Riverside Studios, May 1

Following its sell-out run at Jermyn Street Theatre in January, THE ART OF CONCEALMENT comes to Riverside Studios this May.

THE ART OF CONCEALMENT Plays Jermyn Street Theatre

Terence Rattigan, once regarded as the golden boy of the West End stage, is 66 years old and dying of leukaemia.

THE ART OF CONCEALMENT Plays Jermyn Street Theatre

Terence Rattigan, once regarded as the golden boy of the West End stage, is 66 years old and dying of leukaemia.

THE ART OF CONCEALMENT Plays Jermyn Street Theatre, Jan. 9-28

1977. Terence Rattigan, once regarded as the golden boy of the West End stage, is 66 years old and dying of leukaemia. As he waits for the curtain to rise on the first night of his last West End play (Cause Célèbre) he is haunted by memories from his earlier life - his schooldays at Harrow, his disagreements with his philandering ex-diplomat father, his devotion to his mother, his lovers, his huge success and wealth followed by his spectacular fall from favour, his descent into delusion and paranoia - and, through all this, his relationships with two of his closest friends and the lover of whom they disapproved.

THE ART OF CONCEALMENT Plays Jermyn Street Theatre

Terence Rattigan, once regarded as the golden boy of the West End stage, is 66 years old and dying of leukaemia.

THE ART OF CONCEALMENT Plays Jermyn Street Theatre, Jan. 9-28

1977. Terence Rattigan, once regarded as the golden boy of the West End stage, is 66 years old and dying of leukaemia. As he waits for the curtain to rise on the first night of his last West End play (Cause Célèbre) he is haunted by memories from his earlier life - his schooldays at Harrow, his disagreements with his philandering ex-diplomat father, his devotion to his mother, his lovers, his huge success and wealth followed by his spectacular fall from favour, his descent into delusion and paranoia - and, through all this, his relationships with two of his closest friends and the lover of whom they disapproved.