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The best new stage shows, from David Tennant’s Good to The Mirror Crack’d-Hugh Montgomery-Entertainment – Metro
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If you’re sick of socialising but want to get out and about, then why not check out some of this week’s best theatre performances.
There’s so much to be seen across the country this week, it would be a shame to stay in and miss out.
So whether you’re after a cultural tickle or a gripping drama, there’s a live show with your name on it this week.
Here are your theatre options…
The Mirror Crack’d
Who dunnit? (Picture: Ali Wright)
Get your deduction skills in gear for this adaptation of Agatha Christie’s great Miss Marple whodunnit featuring ex-Corrie star Susie Blake as the St Mary Mead sleuth and a cast of suspects including Sophie Ward, of Holby City fame, and Strictly winner Joe McFadden.
Until Saturday, Theatre Royal Norwich; Monday until November 19, Malvern Theatres; then touring.
Top Hat
Hats off (Picture: Andreas Lambis)
If you’re after a night of high glamour, then head to picturesque restaurant-theatre The Mill in Sonning, Berkshire, which is putting on this swish Hollywood golden age musical again after it proved a hit on its original run last year.
Wednesday until December 30, The Mill at Sonning, Berkshire.
Mrs Warren’s Profession
A family affair (Picture: Hugo Glendinning)
It’s a real family affair in this new production of George Bernard Shaw’s drama about a brothel owner, as the great Caroline Quentin stars as the redoubtable title character alongside her own daughter Rose.
Until November 19, Theatre Royal Bath, then touring.
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Good
Tennant’s most recent role (Picture: Johan Persson)
David Tennant makes a welcome return to the stage in this revival of C.P. Taylor’s bracingly dark moral drama about a professor in 1930s Germany who succumbs to, and becomes a cog within, the Nazi regime.
Until December 24, Harold Pinter Theatre, London.
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