London - Theater Over The Holidays

The National Theatre's The Ocean at the End of the Lane will be playing the Duke of York from October.

Jordan Catalano said: "In December I’m most excited for “Cabaret” with Eddie Redmayne. I already have tix for “Ocean at the End of the Lane”, “Moulin Rouge”, The Drifters Girl” (Beverly Knight is one of the UK theatres greatest voices), “Life of Pi” and “Get Up” (the Bob Marley musical). Over the next couple months l, I’m sure some big shows will be announced and probably a few Pantos with some pretty big names, I’d imagine."

Will Cinderella make it to the holidays?

thank you Jordan (ah, I miss your Chris Rockwell avatar )



Caught OCEAN AT THE END OF THE LANE two years ago at NT when I was in London. Super enjoyable show.



Totally forgot about Caberet with Eddie!!!!

New musical "Hex" starring Rosalie Craig will be on at the National in December, based on Sleeping Beauty.

just snagged some good seats for a Wed matinee before Christmas. I hope they are both in the show for that matinee - and those prices! Looks like food comes with it so that aint bad

uncageg said: "Just saw this. What is proof of immunity?

I would think it means a fairly recent antibody test but it is not clear. To me anything other than the vaccine is too weak a standard.

Jordan Catalano said: "I believe it’s proof that you had Covid within a certain amount of time."



Makes sense. But I saw yesterday that they are wanting people who have had it to get vaccinated as an extra precaution. Although, that is here, not there.

Wonder if they will do this at The Lyric and Hudson?

if you have a few days to spare- Check out BACK TO THE FUTURE, THE DRIFTERS GIRL, &JULIET, and would love to hear about THE SHARK IS BROKEN (behind the scenes making of JAWS) - Cheers and hope you can make it over!

Long time lurker, first time commenter-- I'm from the US and have a trip planned to Paris at the end of March/beginning of April (covid permitting, obviously). I'm a huge Cabaret fan and would love to hop over and see it but it ends a few weeks before I get there. I'm more familiar with Broadway... is an extension likely on the West End? Should I give up hope entirely or keep an ear to the ground? Would ideally like to see Eddie Redmayne, and I know that the bigger the star the less likely they are to stick around for a long time, so just trying to manage my expectations.