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Scaramouche Jones
or the Seven White MasksBook Tickets
15 Jun. 26 Jun.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 century’s darkest episodes, revealing the loves, brutalities, ecstasies and tragedies beneath his seven white masks. As Scaramouche unveils his life, he takes us on an epic, poetic, profoundly moving voyage. An enchanting performance of supreme physical and vocal virtuosity, combined with haunting...
Black Is The Color Of My Voice
Following sell-out seasons in Shanghai, New York, Edinburgh and at London’s Trafalgar Studios, Wilton’s Music Hall and Crazy Coqs, the Fringe First award winner Apphia Campbell brings her acclaime...
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Wilton’s Information in relation to COVID-19 and your trip
A few things we have done to reassure you when we reopen in May 2021:– You will be offered a full refund, should any performance be cancelled due to Covid-19.– If you are showing Coronavirus sympt...
Sinatra: Raw
Written and performed by Richard Shelton Richard Shelton’s masterful show revealing the man behind the music returns to London following a sell-out premiere season at Crazy Coqs and...
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'...
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