Will Marti Pellow attract enough tipsy hen parties to Evita to flog all 18,000 seats?

Evita

Dominion Theatre, until 1 November

The Vertical Hour

Park Theatre, until 26 October

Tim and Andy are back. Their monster hit Evita opens the fully refurbed and re-primped Dominion Theatre, which is built on the scale of an airport terminal and needs a big production to fill it. This is a beautiful version of a show that marks a decline in the Tim and Andy alliance.

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TaggedAndrew Lloyd Webber, David Hare, Dominion Theatre, Evita, Iraq war, Marti Pellow, Musicals, Park Theatre, Peter Davison, The Vertical Hour, Theatre, Tim Rice

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Will Marti Pellow attract enough tipsy hen parties to Evita to flog all 18,000 seats?

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