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| London Theatres |
| London, home of Britain's chattering classes, day trippers and of course the biggest grouping of playhouses outside of Broadway, NY. |
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| Les Miserables
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| Adaptating Victor Hugo's classic, Trevor Nunn has created a tear jerking classic in it's own right. Based in the Palace with a travelling version currently touring the UK, this is another of these 'week-end break in London' musical moments. |
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| Starlight Express
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| The roller-skating fantastic by Lloyd Webber, with specially designed all-surrounding stage. Forget the Imax Cinema, this is wrap-around action at it's best. |
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| Oliver!
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| Lionel Bart's adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic. As with a lot of west-end adaptations, this one removes the harshness of the original piece. 'Please Sir, can I have some more musicals' |
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| Cats
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| Probably doesn't need any introduction, but if you must, Lloyd Webber's popular feline musical. The all singing, all dancing version of T.S. Elliots 'Old possum's book of Practical Cats'. London's longest running musical-so there |
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| Phantom of the Opera
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| Her Majesty's Theatre plays host to probably the most famous musical of all, if you forget Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Once again probably no introduction required, but if you must, think beauty and the beast where beauty sings opera. |
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