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D'Oyly Carte made its last Prince's appearances in 1960–61, a nine-week season, presenting ten operas. In the early 1960s the ownership of the theatre changed hands several times. In June 1961, Hylton, who had been the lessee since
November 1951, bought the theatre and adjoining property. The
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led a new organisation, The
Theatre of Comedy, backed by a substantial group of actors and writers, which leased and then bought the theatre as a home for British comedy. The Theatre of Comedy remains (2023) the owner of the theatre, but the emphasis of programming has shifted from farces and
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Montague's management ended in 1952. The freehold of the theatre remained in the
Melville family until 1961; between 1957 and 1961 the theatre was directed by Andrew Melville. Mander and Mitchenson record that after Montague's withdrawal the theatre was "more often closed than open, though
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During the decade the external façades of the theatre were renovated, and the original early-20th-century canopy was uncovered and restored. The auditorium was reconfigured, air conditioning and ventilation updates, and a fly tower with increased technical capability was constructed.
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called the production "a unique theatrical experience, with scenery that falls faultlessly into place, up, down and sideways ... superb lighting ... wonderfully balanced sound ... and immaculate projection". The musical itself was less well liked: in his
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above the entrance. The New Prince's was London's first entirely steel-framed theatre, with no supporting pillars in the auditorium to obstruct the view. The original colour scheme of the auditorium was cream and gold.
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was well received on opening in
November 2001, but noise complaints from the inhabitants of the flats near the theatre resulted in the closure of the show three months later. Further short runs followed for
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described the first night as "a rout" with "some fairly general booing". The show closed after 43 performances, after which the theatre was closed until
October 1966, when success returned with a farce,
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The theatre was at risk of demolition in the early 1970s to make way for new roads or for commercial development, but the Save London's
Theatres campaign rescued it, and it was given
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stage was replaced with a horizontal one, and lighting equipment described as "the last word in modernity" was installed; the seating capacity of the renovated auditorium was 1,470.
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The name "the Prince's" was dropped and replaced by "the
Shaftesbury". The new owners felt that the old name was too similar to those of two other West End theatres: there were the
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being closed for the duration of the war, its opera and ballet companies toured, and in 1944 based themselves at the Prince's for London seasons. The opera season included
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the following year – the first professional staging of the piece since the original London run in 1899–1900. It did not achieve the success of the revival of
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was to control the theatre. At the same time plans for renovating the theatre were announced. For two years the theatre was more often closed than open.
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February to June 1965. The D'Oyly Carte Company returned in 1956 and 1958, for 13-week seasons on each occasion, launching a new production of
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said that the theatre had "become rather shabby, possibly because success seemed to elude it for long periods, when it remained dark and neglected".
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There were two further successful D'Oyly Carte seasons in 1924 and 1926; the latter attracted widespread notice for controversial new designs for
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for a massive road-building programme and by a plan to build an office block on the site. Nearly twenty years earlier a campaign to preserve the
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comments, "London gave it the thumbs down in 11 expensive months". From May 1998 to
October 1999 the Shaftesbury was host to the musical
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opened in August 1962. It was still running (and moved to another theatre) when the Prince's closed for reconstruction in November 1962.
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and opened on 26 December 1911, the last new theatre to open in Shaftesbury Avenue. The site, at the junction of Shaftesbury Avenue and
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wrote, "you will laugh, laugh again and continue laughing until you feel considerable physical pain. I did." A revival of
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might emulate the long run of the earlier show, and there was some disappointment that it ran for less than 18 months.
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succeeded Hicks in the management of the theatre, and in April it had a critical and box-office success with
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in the title role. The production showcased the Shaftesbury's advanced technical facilities:
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from demolition and commercial redevelopment had failed, despite high-profile support led by
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and brick stone with a three-tier façade of vertically aligned windows, topped by a pillared
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later described it as the most expensive flop in West End history to that date. The critic
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was seen in London for the first time since the original 1887 run. There followed
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Read, Simon. "Stage set for investors as West End gets crowd funded".
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resumed its interrupted run in September. Another American musical,
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commented, "It really is difficult to find a kind word to say about
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for best comedy in 1991. In 1992 the American television executive
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3604:"Much better than the film: Mrs Doubtfire, at Shaftesbury Theatre"
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The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, 1875–1982: An Unofficial History
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Founder members of the Theatre of Comedy included the actresses
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with an all-star cast in a 645-performance run (1987–1989); and
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occasional seasons had their successes". The successes included
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call "a maze of derelict property". It was originally named the
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played at the Prince's for the Christmas season. In April 1921
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wrote, "One leaves the theatre genuinely weak from laughter";
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Maxwell, Dominic. "Jukebox show tries too hard to be jokey",
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Kingston, Jeremy. "Handsome sets, fine songs, strange show",
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Warman, Christopher. "Theatre of Comedy launched in London",
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in the title role, played from December 1964 till June 1965.
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opened at the Shaftesbury. The run was interrupted when the
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as "a galumphing great Asian white elephant of a musical".
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3679:(fourteenth ed.). London: Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons.
1969:(27 September 2011); that was followed by a second run of
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During the 1934 season the Prince's featured a revival of
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The theatre has presented many musicals that premiered on
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Grade II listed buildings in the London Borough of Camden
3696:(fifteenth ed.). London: Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons.
2758:, 29 November 1951, p. 10; "The Prince's: Pearl Primus",
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protection in 1974. The actor, playwright and impresario
1973:(6 March 2013), which was succeeded by a new musical by
1192:(1955), ran for 245 and 207 performances respectively.
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For the Shaftesbury Theatre between 1888 and 1941, see
3480:"From here to obscurity? Tim Rice's West End gamble",
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The theatre reopened on 30 June 2021 with the musical
1996:, was notable for being the first West End show to be
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3796:(ninth ed.). London: Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons.
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Williams, Holly. "Please stop, in the name of love",
1963:(8 June 2011). The theatre returned to musicals with
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Sinden and Williams starred again in a Cooney farce,
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which ran for 520 performances. A musical version of
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Hepple, Peter. "There's life in the old girls yet",
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forced West End theatres to close on 16 March 2020.
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took over the management, opening with a revival of
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1957:(26 September). After that there was a magic show,
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2586:"Mr J. B. Priestley takes over our Theatre Page",
2067:, opened on 12 May 2023, with music and lyrics by
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1180:in 1953. Two musicals that premiered on Broadway,
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568:appeared in the title role of Daniel in a play by
455:, (1913), In 1913 the theatre presented a comedy,
391:, had previously been what the theatre historians
3545:Curtis, Nick. "The show will go on – but when?",
2789:"The Shaftesbury: The Doors Open on a New Life",
1170:Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
1162:, who had become the lessee of the Prince's) and
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3777:(second ed.). London: New English Library.
3386:, 8 November 2007, p. 18; and "Entertainments",
3268:"Productions: Umoja: The Spirit of Togetherness"
1286:How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
325:How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
3290:"London's Noisy Umoja Closed by Camden Council"
2948:, 3 October 1975, p. 11; and "Entertainments",
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2802:Mander and Mitchenson (1975), pp. 155 and 327
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636:in a season of French plays; a musical called
487:(1915), which ran for a hundred performances.
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3022:, Shaftesbury Theatre. Retrieved 18 June 2023
961:(December 1943, a comedy starring Howard and
540:including the first revival of the 1884 work
3349:"Theatre: Daddy Cool, Shaftesbury Theatre",
2449:"E. B.", "Russian Ballet: The House Party",
3506:"Singer shines in this soulful spectacle",
855:A 1938 success, with 260 performances, was
475:as Shylock, but reverted to melodrama with
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3560:"Be More Chill at the Shaftesbury Theatre"
3382:"Musical to make your hair stand on end",
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1992:(13 May 2014), which transferred from the
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3164:Hepple, Peter. "Something to marvel at",
2013:The Illusionists – Witness the Impossible
1223:following August he sold the freehold to
49:The Shaftesbury Theatre in 2023, showing
4792:Theatres in the London Borough of Camden
3773:Mander, Raymond; Joe Mitchenson (1975).
3756:Mander, Raymond; Joe Mitchenson (1968).
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2831:"Ten most disastrous musical flops"
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1951:, was followed by another musical,
1807:(27 August 2004) by Keythe Farley,
1702:Encyclopedia of the Musical Theatre
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3415:Craine, Debra. "Critic's choice",
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3594:BritishTheatre. 18 February 2022
3099:Hepple, Peter. "Call him madam",
3031:"Building show around the star",
2638:Horsnell, Horace. "The Theatre",
2625:Farjeon, Herbert. "The Theatre",
1921:succeeded Ball in the lead role.
1784:Umoja: The Spirit of Togetherness
1642:(1995), of which the reviewer in
1557:(1986), of which the reviewer in
1537:, another Cooney farce, starring
1218:Detail of turret atop the theatre
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3743:. London: Rupert Hart-Davis.
3441:Maxwell, Dominic. "Theatre",
2274:
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1225:Television Wales and the West
1128:Dorothy and Campbell Christie
885:(1939) was a comedy starring
848:(1936, 483 performances) and
643:The Return of Sherlock Holmes
580:presented a season including
485:For England, Home, and Beauty
139:The Theatre of Comedy Company
4596:Theatre Royal Stratford East
3532:Dex, Robert. "First Night",
2242:Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson
2057:(30 June 2021), after which
1897:; the original cast starred
1793:(21 October 2003), starring
871:arranged to have his comedy
7:
3935:Delfont Mackintosh Theatres
3715:. London: Bunthorne Books.
3640:. London: Francis Lincoln.
3125:"This Kiss works wonders",
2961:Wardle, Irving. "Dracula",
1464:; it ran for three months.
912:(1926 photograph), star of
852:(1937, 137 performances).
289:and the dance companies of
37:Prince's Theatre, 1914–1963
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4787:Theatres completed in 1911
4311:ChickenShed's Amphitheatre
3813:. London: Michael Joseph.
3792:Parker, John, ed. (1939).
3692:Herbert, Ian, ed. (1972).
3626:
3458:, 29 September 2011, p. 19
3353:, 28 September 2006, p. 21
2793:, 28 March 1963, pp. 28–30
2603:, 13 September 1939, p. 14
1933:The theatre at night, 2010
1825:(14 April 2005), starring
1782:(August to October 2001).
1450:'s 1920s dramatisation of
1322:'s musical version of the
893:launched a topical revue,
530:D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
373:
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3327:, 2 September 2004, p. 46
3047:"Rowan raises the roof",
2952:, 27 February 1976, p. 11
2862:The Birmingham Daily Post
2860:Trewin, J. C. "Twang!!",
2766:, 15 February 1951, p. 9
2720:, 13 September 1945, p. 1
2668:, 16 December 1943, p. 1
2360:Parker, pp. 1030 and 1047
2302:, 14 December 1911, p. 27
1947:(21 July 2010), starring
1608:, in 1990, which won the
1549:as masterly (1984–1986);
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3794:Who's Who in the Theatre
3694:Who's Who in the Theatre
3677:Who's Who in the Theatre
3536:, 21 November 2019, p. 3
3510:, 24 October 2014, p. 21
3484:, 5 September 2013, p. 8
3155:17 September 1993, p. 36
3142:, 19 October 1995, p. 18
3129:, 29 October 1992, p. 15
2969:, 4 November 1978, p. 23
2935:, 20 December 1974, p. 7
2864:, 22 December 1965, p. 5
2655:, 25 February 1943, p. 1
2629:, 3 September 1941, p. 8
2333:"New Prince's Theatre",
2298:"New Prince's Theatre",
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3758:Lost Theatres of London
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3590:15 January 2023 at the
3565:19 October 2021 at the
3372:(subscription required)
3314:, 30 October 2003, p. 9
3224:"Productions: Napoleon"
3090:, 1 December 1988, p. 3
2877:, 19 October 1966, p. 4
2843:(subscription required)
2451:The Manchester Guardian
2400:Rollins and Witts, p. 2
2337:, 8 February 1912, p. 8
2216:The cast was headed by
1983:, (30 September 2013).
1960:Derren Brown – Svengali
1854:and Harvey Junior, and
1842:(21 September 2006) by
1742:had that of the 1960s,
1674:'s lavish production".
1664:, were, in the view of
1648:Rodgers and Hammerstein
1619:Kiss of the Spiderwoman
1047:, with choreography by
919:Productions during the
638:The Cousin from Nowhere
503:The Catch of the Season
453:The Story of the Rosary
194:; 112 years ago
3775:The Theatres of London
3740:The Theatres of London
3662:. New York: Schirmer.
3549:, 19 March 2020, p. 25
3523:, 11 March 2016, p. 47
3497:, 12 April 2014, p. 49
3419:, 17 July 2010, p. 269
3390:, 18 March 2020, p. 26
3202:"Productions: Lautrec"
3168:, 14 March 1996, p. 12
3116:, 11 April 1991, p. 13
3103:, 27 April 1989, p. 11
2922:Coveney, pp. 11 and 59
2707:, 5 October 1944, p. 5
2694:, 10 August 1944, p. 5
2642:, 26 August 1942, p. 8
2590:, 19 March 1939, p. 24
2427:"Return of Lopokova",
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1836:They were followed by
1829:; it was described by
1766:(March to June 2000),
1393:Greater London Council
1388:
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1227:, which sold it on to
1219:
1044:Miracle in the Gorbals
998:The Marriage of Figaro
969:Sadler's Wells Theatre
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468:The Merchant of Venice
433:Lyceum Theatre, London
428:
370:comedies to musicals.
4654:Bolton's Theatre Club
4331:Battersea Arts Centre
3711:Joseph, Tony (1994).
3471:, 6 March 2013, p. 11
3445:, 15 June 2011, p. 12
3340:, 21 April 2005, p. 8
3336:"The Far Pavilions",
3077:, 30 July 1987, p. 11
3064:, 12 June 1986, p. 26
3051:, 13 March 1986, p. 5
2681:, 3 August 1944, p. 4
2677:"Opera at Prince's",
2616:, 29 March 1945, p. 9
2515:, 7 March 1935, p. 10
2324:, 18 April 1912, p. 5
2320:"The Apple of Eden",
2000:. It was followed by
1980:From Here to Eternity
1932:
1775:Peggy Sue Got Married
1670:"the biggest star in
1477:(1980–1982) starring
1380:
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664:in a musical play by
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283:Sadler's Wells Ballet
192:26 December 1911
3547:The Evening Standard
3534:The Evening Standard
3508:The Evening Standard
3404:The Evening Standard
3191:Gänzl, pp. 1698–1700
3035:, 24 May 1984, p. 11
2848:17 June 2023 at the
2493:, 31 May 1933, p. 10
2453:, 26 May 1925, p. 19
2016:(14 November 2015),
1977:and Stuart Brayson,
1941:A dance production,
1804:Bat Boy: The Musical
1165:Antony and Cleopatra
1148:Royal Swedish Ballet
1041:and the premiere of
712:). In December 1927
526:Gilbert and Sullivan
397:New Prince's Theatre
287:Royal Swedish Ballet
279:Sadler's Wells Opera
265:, opera, ballet and
130:Tottenham Court Road
105:51.51611°N 0.12583°W
4674:Greenwich Playhouse
4571:Southwark Playhouse
4526:Queen's, Hornchurch
4521:Pleasance Islington
4195:Shakespeare's Globe
3617:8 June 2023 at the
3388:The Daily Telegraph
3270:. thisistheatre.com
3248:. thisistheatre.com
3226:. thisistheatre.com
3204:. thisistheatre.com
2998:, 11 May 1983, p. 9
2875:The Birmingham Post
2733:, 1 June 1950, p. 1
2440:Joseph, pp. 193–194
2431:, 13 May 1921, p. 3
2409:Joseph, pp. 182–183
2024:Motown record label
1994:Chichester Festival
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1553:, a revue starring
1551:Saturday Night Live
1545:, and described by
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879:St Martin's Theatre
874:When We Are Married
554:From February 1920
532:, returning to the
458:Brewster's Millions
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4258:Marylebone Theatre
3856:Theatres in London
3467:"Entertainments",
3428:"Autumn theatre",
3406:, 2 September 2009
3112:"Olivier Awards",
3018:7 May 2023 at the
2985:, 9 May 1983, p. 3
2612:"Firth Shephard",
2250:Margaret Courtenay
2191:, and the writers
1935:
1448:John L. Balderston
1424:television series
1397:St James's Theatre
1389:
1270:Shaftesbury Avenue
1220:
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974:The Bartered Bride
917:
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840:'s adaptations of
823:The Rose of Persia
793:Margaret Bannerman
616:
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517:Monsieur Beaucaire
514:'s romantic opera
500:and then reviving
481:When London Sleeps
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3784:978-0-45-002123-7
3722:978-0-95-079921-6
3703:978-0-273-31528-5
3647:978-0-71-125262-2
2754:"Indian Ballet",
2073:Wayne Kirkpatrick
2041:COVID-19 pandemic
1857:Fame: The Musical
1822:The Far Pavilions
1764:Hannah Waddingham
1658:Kenneth MacMillan
1614:Donald L. Taffner
1525:Jackie Smith-Wood
1492:Run For Your Wife
1264:theatre. The old
1156:Maurice Chevalier
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1401:Laurence Olivier
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986:Madame Butterfly
921:Second World War
771:Victorien Sardou
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