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  1. 29 May 2024

    Now on: 'A spellbinding drama that grips you from start to finish'

    Take a look at the production photos and read what audiences and critics are saying about Coram Boy
  2. Ian McDiarmid stands in a rehearsal room, with a serious expression on his face. He has wispy white hair and a beard, wears a long brown coat and holds a key in his hand. He is pointing the key out in front of him, as if it might be a weapon.
    23 May 2024

    The Caretaker in rehearsals

  3. 30 May 2024

    Big Green Week 2024

What's on

  1. A statue of a curly haired cherub, holding some papers in his hand. The statue is in shadows, with the left side of the face and half its wing in darkness. It looks dramatic.
    Festival Theatre

    Coram Boy

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    More info about Coram Boy Book now
  2. An elderly man (Ian McDiarmid) stares at the camera. His face is wrinkled and looks stern and dramatic, with shadows under his eyes and chin. He is wearing a black shirt, and his face in lit in a silvery colour.
    Minerva Theatre

    The Caretaker

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    More info about The Caretaker Book now
  3. An image of a young boy's face painted in brown and black ink and paint, with visible splotches and brush strokes. He is looking straight ahead with an innocent expression, with his hair is swept to the side. In the background is a London skyline including St Paul's Cathedral. Below the image are bold, red capital letters reading 'Oliver!'
    Festival Theatre

    Oliver!

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    More info about Oliver! Book now

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