Marylebone Theatre, 2022
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Marylebone Theatre

New central London theatre with an international focus
  • Theatre | Fringe
  • Regent’s Park
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Time Out says

The Marylebone Theatre is an intriguing new addition to the London theatre scene. Frankly we don’t know a lot about it yet. It has around 200 seats, is located in the former Steiner Hall in (you guessed it) Marylebone, and its artistic director is one Alexander J Gifford, who isn’t exactly a huge name in London theatre. Nonetheless, its sole piece of programming is interesting, with former Young Vic boss Tim Supple directing a new version of Friedrich Schiller’s unfinished play ‘Demetrius’, entitled ‘Dmitri’. It’s an ambitious show for a small theatre to open with, and speaks of ambitious programming to come.

Details

Address
35
Park Rd
London
NW1 6XT
Transport:
tube: Marylebone
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What’s on

Speculations

Venerable director Sir Trevor Nunn is 86 years old and still apparently going strong as he directs the stage premiere of Torben Betts’ play about American investigative journalist Dorothy Kilgallen. Specifically, it focosses on her public skepticism about the causes of John F Kennedy’s death, and sounds like it will furthermore delve into allegations that Kilgallen was looking into connections between the death of Marilyn Monroe and the Kennedy family shortly before her own somewhat mysterious death. Janie Dee stars.
  • Drama
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