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Max Skinner is a British investment broker who takes no prisoners and is generally not the nicest of men, when he inherits his uncle’s chateau and vineyard in Provence where he spent most of his childhood the memories return when he travels across with the renovate the estate in order to sell it.
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Nicholas Angel was a police officer in London but due to being too good at his job he is transferred to a small town which just so happens to have a very dark secret.
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Based on the true story of British whistleblower Katharine Gun who leaked information to the press about an illegal operation from NSA to push members of the UN Security Council to support the war in Iraq in 2003.
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The unlikely romance between young actor Peter Turner and former Hollywood leading lady Gloria Grahame.
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Before I get into the list I thought it would be a great idea to mention that you can read about my 2016 Theatre trips here so you have an idea of which shows that I had to choose from when putting together my top 10 list of the year.
When picking the shows that could be in the list, I managed to narrow it down to 16! So then having to make the final pick was rather difficult as that is how much I really did enjoy and love them.
Just missing out on the list was Rocky Horror, Guys and Dolls, The End of Longing and Wicked. It was so difficult to have to leave out No Man’s Land as it was an absolute honour seeing Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart on stage. As well as Nice Fish with Mark Rylance (who is to be made a Sir).
Cast
Kenneth Cranham – Andre
Amanda Drew – Anne
Daniel Flynn – Pierre
Jade Williams – Laura
Brian Doherty – Man
Rebecca Charles – Woman
Date: Wednesday 20th April 2016
Venue: Theatre Royal (Newcastle)
Awards season goes on this time in the Theatre world with the nominees being announced for the Olivier Awards which celebrate the West End (similar to the Tony Awards for Broadway). Obviously having managed to get down to London twice to see Gypsy I will certainly be rooting for that to win all the awards it has been nominated for!
Best New Musical
Bend It Like Beckham
In the Heights
Mrs Henderson Presents
Kinky Boots
Best Musical Revival
Gypsy
Bugsy Malone
Guys and Dolls
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
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