The Woman In Black has been chilling the
spines of terrified audiences since 1989, & she
shows no sign of stopping. In this wildly
successful stage adaptation of Susan Hill's spooky
thriller, young solicitor Arthur Kipps is
appointed to organise the affairs of the deceased
Alice Drablow in her isolated house in a quiet
market town, enduring an increasingly

Falling in love
with the captain of the football team was never
going to be popular for a boy growing up in a
1970s Melbourne high school. For Tim Conigrave
being young & gay in Australia was an uncharted
experience. Adapted from his book of the same
name, ‘ Holding the

Birdsong tells the love story of
Stephen Wraysford, in pre-First World War France.
Whilst being the guest of a factory owner,
Stephen embarks on a passionate love affair with
Isabelle, the wife of his host, changing them
both for ever.

A few years later Stephen
finds himself back in the same part of France,
but this time, as a soldier

A night
packed with comedians, Stewart Lee, Josie Long,
Robin Ince, Daniel Kitson & more. The show will
raise money for Cardboard Citizens, the homeless
people’s theatre company. Each year the company
reach thousands of people with workshops &
performances by & for homeless people. 

The Lion King has been among the very top
West End box office attractions since it opened in
1999.  We think that you will enjoy it every bit
as much as the thousands of others who have taken
their seats at the Lyceum Theatre.  This is a
coming-of-age tale which follows Simba from
carefree cubhood, through troubled adolescence &
into a young adulthood

class=" Mso Normal"> Burn The Floor, the Broadway
sensation, showcases a breathtaking blend of
Latin & Ballroom dance. The show features a
special guest appearance from third place winners
of the 2009 Strictly Come Dancing, Brian Fortuna
& Ali Bastian.

Antipholus & his slave Dromio arrive in
the city of Ephesus in search of missing family.
Both master & slave have identical twin brothers.
By coincidence their siblings share the same
relationship of master & slave. A series of comic
mishaps, based on mistaken identity, throw the
estranged twins’

Tap Dogs is the impressive new show that
reinvents tap dancing. Six muscled packed men from
a steel town north of Sydney, Australia combine a
show full of the strength & power of workmen with
the precision & talent of tap dancing. The Olivier
Award-winning choreographer Dein Perry heads up
the team with designer/director Nigel Triffitt, &
composer

Willy Russell’s Shirley
Valentine first opened in 1988, wining the
Olivier Award for Best Comedy. The show starred
Pauline Collins, who went on to play Shirley on
Broadway (winning a Tony Award) & in the 1988 film
(winning a BAFTA Award & Oscar nomination).

Shirley is a middle-aged Liverpudlian housewife
whose life seems

Based
on the real lives of the women’s land army

Lilies on the Land is a
unique play bringing to life the emotional stories
of the Women’s Land Army of World War II.

The play tells the
gripping yet charming stories of four women who
sign up to become

Love Never Dies, the next chapter to
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the
Opera.

Set in 1907 Love Never Dies
continues the story of the beautiful Soprano
Christine Daaé. Ten years after the flight of the
Phantom from the Paris Opera House, Christine
arrives in New York with her husband