Keira Knightly to star in The Misanthrope at the Comedy Theatre

Damian Lewis leads an outstanding ensemble with Tara Fitzgerald, Keira Knightley and Dominic Rowan in Martin Crimp’s blistering version of Moliere’s greatest comedy, The Misanthrope.

Alceste (Damian Lewis) is transported from 17th century Paris to modern-day London. A famous British playwright disillusioned and angry with the hypocrisy, shallowness and vanity of the contemporary world Alceste vows to reject society. His plans are derailed when he falls madly in love with Jennifer (Keira Knightley) – an ambitious American film star and darling of the social scene.

Booking from the 7th December 2009 until 13th March 2010 tickets are currently on sale at £62.

My Real War 1914 – ? is playing at Trafalgar Studio Two until the 31st October.

Lieutenant Le Mesurier’s letters home tell of his unusual adventures in and out of the trenches. My Real War, 1914 - ? is the true story of how a lively and funny young man slowly succumbs to the horrors of the war.

Tickets start at just £17.50

Tickets for Morecambe are now on sale

“Morecambe” celebrates the extraordinary life of Britain’s best loved comic – Eric Morecambe. The multi-talented Bob Golding takes on the lead role, 25 years after the great man’s untimely death.

Tim Whitnall has created a deliriously funny memorial that swallows up everything from Morecambe Pier to Andre Previn and Glenda Jackson, that will leave the audience crying tears of laughter at the man who “brought us the sunshine”.

Playing at the Duchess Theatre from 9th December 2009 until 17th January 2010, tickets are now on sale from £31.5o.

The Shawshank Redemption and dinner at Spaghetti House Leicester Sq

We have a new ticket and dinner package available which combines a two course meal from the pre theatre menu at Spaghetti House Leicester Square with a balcony ticket for Shawshank Redemption at the Wyndhams Theatre.

The Restaurant

A passion for good food and authentic Italian flavours were the main ingredients which inspired the Lavarini family to open the first Spaghetti House restaurant in 1955 in Goodge Street.

Since those early days Spaghetti House has now grown into a 10 strong group of restaurants, all located at iconic locations in the West End of London, where generations of customers continue to enjoy the same convivial hospitality and friendly service combined with the delicious simplicity and affordable quality of Italian cuisine.

The Show

Based on the short novel Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption by Stephen King, this iconic story inspired the ever popular film.
Evening performance: Tuesday to Thursday and Saturday 7.30pm, Friday 8.30pm

The Package

Package availability: Valid Tuesday to Thursday evenings
Restaurant booked for: 6pm
Ticket normally: £25.00 per person
Package price: £29.50 per person

Horses Tales at Haymarket Theatre Royal for one night only

Martin Shaw, Jenny Seagrove and Nichola McAuliffe present Horses’ Tales – an evening of music, comedy, poetry and more in aid of The Horse Refuge, at the Theatre Royal Haymarket on Sunday 18 October.

Three of the country’s brightest stars of screen and stage will perform equine poetry, prose and anecdotes accompanied by the classical guitar of Simon James in what will be a magnificent celebration of the horse’s contribution to our society and heritage.

Jerusalem transfers to the West End for a limited 12 week season

Following a sell-out run at the Royal Court Theatre, Jerusalem starring Mark Rylance and Mackenzie Crook comes to the Apollo Theatre. Acclaimed by critics and audiences alike, Jez Butterworth’s new play is a comic, contemporary vision of life in our green and pleasant land.

Booking from the 28th January 2010 until 24th April 2010, tickets are on sale now from £31.50.

Directed by Jamie Lloyd and starring Tamsin Greig and Rupert Friend, The Little Dog Laughed is a Tony Award nominated comedy of manners which follows the adventures of Mitchell Green, a movie star who could make it big if it weren’t for one small problem — his hard-driving agent, Diane, can’t seem to keep him in the closet.

A satirical look at the hilarity of Hollywood hypocrisy and what self-deception does to people in the shallow and superficial world of show business.

Now booking at the Garrick Theatre from the 8th January 2010 until the 10th April 2010. Tickets from £31.50.

Cymbeline comes to the Arts Theatre for a limited time only

Following the National Youth Theatre’s successful 2008 performances of  The Merchant of Venice in Beijing, the best of Britains young talent now rise to the challenge of producing one of Shakespeare’s rarely seen final plays.

Rooted in the enchanted world of fairytale, Cymbeline is a steadily darkening tale that descends into a savage battle between the generations. Imogen is a young princess who marries against her father Cymbeline’s wishes. Her husband is then banished to Rome. Shakespeare’s late romance takes many comic and tragic twists and turns before the final scene of remarkable reconciliation.

Booking from the 8th October to the 24th October tickets are now on sale at £25.

An Inspector Calls opens tomorrow (22nd September) at the Novello Theatre.

Hailed as the theatrical event of our generation winning more awards than any other play in history, this landmark production has thrilled audiences across the world with its epic and wildly imaginative staging, raw emotion, evocative score, lashing rain and chilling suspense.

A thrilling piece of theatre which must be seen… Don’t dare miss it – Daily Mail.