Here is a preview clip of the London production of 'Avenue Q'. A review of the production will be posted next.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Sunday, July 8, 2007
Porn & Racism Only on 'Avenue Q' at the Noel Coward - The Venue

The Noel Coward is one of London’s more intimate theatres fit for both plays and musicals. The theatre holds less than 900 patrons on four levels of seating. One recent triumph here is the 2001 hit revival of Noel Coward’s ‘Private Lives’ starring Alan Rickman (“Die Hard”, “Harry Potter”) and Lindsay Duncan (HBO’s “Rome” and “Under the Tuscan Sun”) as Elyot and Amanda in the classic comedy. The revival transferred to Broadway with its stars to equal success the next year where it won three Tony Awards (revival of a play, leading actress in a play, set design).
The theatre is located along St. Martin’s Lane which is sort of a border that separates Leicester Square, Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square. Top photo is the theatre's facade. Bottom pic is a view looking north on St. Martin's Lane.

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