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  • Friday 4 October 7.30pm - Saturday 23 November 7.30pm

    Oliver King, Nina Tassler and Craig Dorfman present
    WHAT WE TALK ABOUT WHEN WE TALK ABOUT ANNE FRANK

    Written by Nathan Englander

    Directed by Patrick Marber

         WHAT      A serious new comedy.
              WE       Two Jewish couples; one secular, the other ultra-Orthodox.
           TALK       The argument none of them meant to have.
      ABOUT       Identity, Politics, Parenthood and Getting High.
       WHEN       Present day Florida.
             WE        A college dropout who claims to be a Pastafarian
          TALK        Provocative, Hilarious, Painful, Honest.
     ABOUT        Gaza, Israel, the Holocaust, Nazis, Marriage, Sex.
        ANNE       A nice Jewish girl….
      FRANK       is not in this play.

    Book here: https://tickets.marylebonetheatre.com/tickets/series/WWTAWWTAAF

  • Friday 29 November 7.30pm - Sunday 5 January 7.30pm

    This ‘winning crossover mystery’ (The Guardian) returns to Baker Street for a third Christmas following two sold out runs!

    This critically acclaimed production has been loved by London audiences, bringing ‘a wonderful festive play to get the entire family in the Christmas spirit’ (Lost in Theatreland) that ‘entertains from start to finish’ (Broadway World).

    Three Christmases since the Reichenbach Falls, Sherlock Holmes has little appetite for mince pies or for solving crime. Wandering through Victorian London, he meets a grown-up and not-so-Tiny Tim Cratchit who implores him to investigate the mysterious death of his reformed benefactor, one Ebenezer Scrooge. 

    An impossible murder, a threatening letter, and a missing diamond – it’s just enough to intrigue the great detective. But it’s a dark and treacherous Christmas Eve, and once again the night is haunted by the spirits of the past, present, and future. Using his powers of deduction, can Holmes overcome his own ghosts to crack the case?

    Book here: https://tickets.marylebonetheatre.com/tickets/series/SHERLOCK24

  • Monday 2 December
    7.30pm

    Nerina Pallot's career as an acclaimed singer-songwriter has always been filled with stories, songs, and sharp wit. Despite early career advice to maintain an enigmatic stage presence, Pallot embraced her natural inclination to engage and entertain her audience with candid anecdotes and humorous observations. Her manager may have fired her for it, but Pallot's fans have only grown more loyal.

    Two decades after her Ivor Novello and Brit nomination, Pallot brings her unique blend of monologue to her first one-woman show,I Digress. This isn't a typical stand-up routine, and it definitely isn't a concert. Instead, Pallot crafts an engaging experience that defies easy categorization, blending the intimacy of a solo performance with the charm of a raconteur.

    I Digress promises a night of laughter, reflection, and perhaps a song or two. Pallot's charismatic presence and sharp insights will keep you thoroughly entertained. Join her as she explores the space between comedy and concert, creating a fresh, unnamed genre you'll be talking about long after the show ends.

    Book here: https://tickets.marylebonetheatre.com/tickets/series/NerinaPallotIDigress

  • Monday 9 December
    7.30pm

    Nerina Pallot's career as an acclaimed singer-songwriter has always been filled with stories, songs, and sharp wit. Despite early career advice to maintain an enigmatic stage presence, Pallot embraced her natural inclination to engage and entertain her audience with candid anecdotes and humorous observations. Her manager may have fired her for it, but Pallot's fans have only grown more loyal.

    Two decades after her Ivor Novello and Brit nomination, Pallot brings her unique blend of monologue to her first one-woman show,I Digress. This isn't a typical stand-up routine, and it definitely isn't a concert. Instead, Pallot crafts an engaging experience that defies easy categorization, blending the intimacy of a solo performance with the charm of a raconteur.

    I Digress promises a night of laughter, reflection, and perhaps a song or two. Pallot's charismatic presence and sharp insights will keep you thoroughly entertained. Join her as she explores the space between comedy and concert, creating a fresh, unnamed genre you'll be talking about long after the show ends.

    Book here: https://tickets.marylebonetheatre.com/tickets/series/NerinaPallotIDigress