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A Chorus Line

West End, Musicals

  • Rating: 3/5

Marvin Hamlisch’s 1975 musical about a group of dancers auditioning for an unnamed Broadway show is – like the late Hamlisch himself – one of the all-time greats. And to all intents and purposes and insofar as is possible, this revival is that 1975 production....

A Chorus Line
  1. Mon May 27
    – Sat Jan 18 2014
  2. London Palladium 8 Argyll Street, W1F 7TF
  3. £19-£90. Runs 2hrs no interval
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An Evening with Al Pacino

Film, West End

Despite reports, tickets for An Evening with Al Pacino at the London Palladium are still available. Not surprisingly, everything left is top price -probably only really an option for the Pacino-mad. The evening promises an opportunity to get ‘up close...

  1. Sun Jun 2
  2. London Palladium 8 Argyll Street, W1F 7TF
  3. £60-£330
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John Cooper Clarke

Books and poetry

  • Critics' choice

An agile, quick-fire performance comes from our favourite punk-poet JCC, who has collaborated with sterling music legends such as Joy Division, Arctic Monkeys and the Sex Pistols. Tonight the Salford-born wordsmith presents his satirical, political and...

  1. Sun Jun 9
  2. London Palladium 8 Argyll Street, W1F 7TF
  3. £20-£35
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John Cooper Clarke

Categories, Pop and rock

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Perennial punk poet Clarke delivers his dark and hilariously deadpan, socio-political spoken-word fare.

  1. Sun Jun 9
  2. London Palladium 8 Argyll Street, W1F 7TF
  3. £20-£49.50
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I Can't Sing!

West End, Musicals, Comedy

If the best days of ITV's singing talent show 'The X Factor' are blatantly behind it, that's no reason to stop Simon Cowell trying to prop up the brand with this game undertaking: an officially sanctioned musical spoof of the show, produced by Cowell's...

I Can't Sing!
  1. Thu Feb 27 2014
    – Wed Mar 26 2014
  2. London Palladium 8 Argyll Street, W1F 7TF
  3. £20-£85
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