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Rupert Goold and Matthew Bourne's revival took £15m at the box office before it even opened, helped by the fact that Rowan Atkinson starred as Fagin (a role now played by comedian/actor Omid Djalili, a cuddly Jewish caricature who injects an enjoyably wild sense of comedy into the part). Jodie Prenger plays Nancy thanks to a poll of TV viewers and the first night audience applauded the stars just for coming on stage. But that clapping doesn't help a production that already feels like a series of variety turns.
The Theatre Royal Drury Lane is the grande dame of London theatres. Its site has been in constant use as a playhouse since the 1600s and, despite...
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Prices £17.50-£65. Runs 2hrs 30mins. Booking to Feb 27 2010
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