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Mischief announce full casting for Magic Goes Wrong UK Tour June 9, 2021 Last updated: June 9, 2021 Olivier award-winning comedy favourites, Mischief, today announce full casting for their very first UK tour of Magic Goes Wrong, created with magic legends Penn & Teller. The touring cast presents: Daniel Anthony (Mickey), Valerie Cutko (Eugenia), Sam Hill (Sophisticato), Kiefer Moriarty (The Blade), David Nellist (Mind Mangler), Jocelyn Prah (Spitzmaus), Chloe Tannenbaum (Bar), with understudies Ishbel Cummings, Rory Fairbairn, CJ Field and Jay Olpin. Magic Goes Wrong will open on tour at Cur...

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The best theatre shows to book tickets for in 2021, in London and the UK Excited about post-lockdown life? Good news: numerous tickets are available, from Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cinderella to a Bob Marley musical Theatre highlights to come include Ian McKellen's Hamlet The show will go on! Theatres finally reopened on May 17 with socially distanced audiences, as England moved into Step 3 of the lockdown roadmap. It is hoped that venues can return to full audiences from June 21 (Step 4). Many shows, including new and returning West End productions, are already selling tickets. Check out ou...

The Mayflower Theatre shows you can book right now! In just under a month, you could be sitting indoors, watching a live performance in Southampton's Mayflower Theatre - odd to picture, isn't it? But, if all goes to plan. the Government's roadmap will allow for further measures to be eased from May 17, including visiting indoor venues. So, with that in mind, here are the shows at the Mayflower which you can buy a ticket for right now, including an evening with football royalty, We Will Rock You, and even show from illusionist Derren Brown: Dragons and Mythical Beasts Calling all bra...

Ralph Fiennes in rehearsal for Four Quartets Photo: Matt Humphrey THEATRE Royal Bath has today announced a packed programme of drama, comedies, thrillers, musicals and a Christmas pantomime programmed for the year ahead as it prepares to reopen in May in line with the government’s roadmap. Danny Moar, director of Theatre Royal Bath, said: “I am delighted to be able to announce an exceptional range of shows for our Lights Up season, as we keenly anticipate the return of audiences to the Theatre Royal Bath. "Staff are busy preparing to reopen our three auditoria once again and we are ...