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EastEndless
Book Tickets
28 May. 29 May.James Holmes returns with his sell-out Camden Festival hit. Obsessed fan Tony Coventry has every EastEnders episode on video, but when he lands a bit part on the show, his dream job soon turns into a nightmare. Tim Fountain’s hilarious play is a blackly comic look behind the scenes of Britain’s favourite soap, directed by Mike Bradwell.Running time: approximately 1 hour, with no intervalWilton's has been granted the use of Society Of London Theatre & UK Theatre's 'See It Safely' mark. Th...
Quentin Crisp: Naked Hope
Naked Hope is a glorious, truthful and uplifting celebration of a genuinely unique human being, and of the urgent necessity to be yourself. Written and performed by Mark Farrelly, and directed by...
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Wilton's reopens this month!
We're reopening the Wilton's doors and switching on the Wilton's lights once againAfter almost 14 months of being closed to you, our wonderful audience, we are now delighted to be able to announce tha...
A Super Happy Story (About Feeling Super Sad)
Following award-winning, sell-out London and Edinburgh seasons, and prior to appearing off-Broadway, the acclaimed cabaret musical that explores how it’s OK to not be OK comes to Wilton’s for two ...
Black Is The Color Of My Voice
Following sell-out seasons in Shanghai, New York, Edinburgh and at London’s Trafalgar Studios, Wilton’s Music Hall and Crazy Coqs, the Fringe First award winner Apphia Campbell brings her acclaime...
Scaramouche Jones
or the Seven White Masks
11pm Millennium Eve: centenarian clown, Scaramouche, breaks fifty years’ silence to give his final performance charting a bizarre odyssey through crumbling empires, comic misadventures and the 20th ...
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