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Attenborough and his Animals
Book Tickets31 May. 5 Jun.The magic of David Attenborough live!A blue whale swims through the depths. Racer snakes pursue an iguana across the desert. Two hapless fools recreate wonderful scenes of the natural world.Catch this award-winning, five-star show for an epic display of clowning, physical theatre and the largest range of animals you will ever see onstage.A must see for the whole family.Clownfish recently played their second Adelaide Fringe with an updated version of their hit show, following a sell-out Edinburgh...
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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See you in 2021!
We're reopening the Wilton's doors and switching on the Wilton's lights once again*Due to the National Lockdown announced on Monday 4th January, we will be rescheduling performances originally planned...
Curtain Raisers
Cox and Box Sullivan and Les Deux Aveugles OffenbachOpera della Luna return to Wilton’s with a brand new production: a double bill of two short operettas by Arthur Sullivan and Offenbach.Cox an...
The Tiger Lillies – Love for Sale
Rediscover the music of Cole Porter with Olivier Award-winning, cult cabaret band The Tiger Lillies. The Grammy nominees uncover the dark, despair and delirium that lies beneath the surface of Porter'...
Camille O'Sullivan – Live at Wilton’s
Camille is delighted to return to beautiful Wilton’s Music Hall for her first live performances since lockdown began. The internationally-acclaimed singer presents a stripped-back evening with just ...
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