6 Must-See Actresses Lighting Up The London Stage
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For the first time in more than 15 years, Nicole Kidman makes a welcome return to the London stage in the role of one of modern science’s forgotten pioneers, Rosalind Franklin – the woman who discovered the secret to life.
Directed by Michael Grandage, Anna Ziegler’s extraordinary play charts the story of a precious photograph and the race against time that Franklin faces to understand it before her rival scientists. Prepare to be gripped.
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Tickets are on sale now, and if you’re quick, you can see the show for as little as £10 per person. That’s just a few pounds more than seeing Nicole on the big screen!
Photograph 51 runs at Noel Coward Theatre from 5 September until 21 November. Book at delfontmackintosh.co.uk
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Ronni Ancona in Bend it Like Beckham
The 2002 film about 18-year-old Jess who dreams of playing football for England gets the musical treatment, and Ronni Ancona stars.
15 May - 24 October; benditlikebeckhamthemusical.co.uk
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Claire Sweeney in Hairspray
A new production of the musical comedy will tour more than 25 venues across the UK, with Claire Sweeney as the hilarious Velma Von Tussle. 9 September - 21 May 2016; hairsprayuktour.com.
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Michelle Fairley in Splendour
Sinead Cusack and Game of Thrones' Michelle Fairley head up an all-female cast in this revival of British playwright Abi Morgan's play about four women locked in a room. Until 26 September; donmarwarehouse.com.
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Felicity Kendall in Hay Fever
Felicity Kendall returns to the West End as Judith Bliss, recently-retired star of the London stage, in Noel Howard's comedy of bad manners. Runs until 1 August.
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Imelda Staunton in Gypsy
Imelda Staunton is excellent as the ultimate showbiz mother Mama Rose in the musical loosely based on the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee. Until 28 November; gypsythemusical.com
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