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An organised coach trip to The Scottsboro Boys, Garrick Theatre, London from Birmingham City Centre. 
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Kander and Ebb's last musical leaves you wondering whether to clap or beat yourself up, says Dominic Cavendish
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US star Brandon Victor Dixon will reprise the role he originated in the premiere production of The Scottsboro Boys when he joins Olivier Award nominee Colman Domingo and Game Of Thrones star Julian Glover in the West End transfer of the Young Vic’s hit production later this year.
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The Olivier Award nominated show will open too late to join the productions taking part in West End LIVE, the free festival of all London's theatre district has to offer. The annual event, held in Trafalgar Square, has announced ...
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It’s racist, tasteless, clever and barbed. A black-and-white musical minstrel show comes to London.
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Last year The Scottsboro Boys took theatreland by storm when it received its UK premiere at the Young Vic. Word of mouth couldn't have been stronger and people were doing anything they could to get tickets.
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The show, which is transferring following a successful Young Vic run last year, is looking for someone to play the part of Eugene (The Scottsboro Boys (@ScottsboroLDN) are holding open auditions for the role of Eugene
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Brandon Victor Dixon, who originated the role of Haywood Patterson in the first US production and is currently starring in Motown The Musical on Broadway, will make his West End debut.
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The Scottsboro Boys in transfer to West End's Garrick Theatre
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Kander and Ebb's 40+ year collaboration yielded several iconic Broadway masterworks, not least Cabaret (now out on tour yet again in the UK with Will Young in Rufus Norris's production that was seen last year in the West End, and is returning to Broadway again next year in Sam Mendes and Rob Marshall's revival) and Chicago (now the longest running revival in Broadway history).
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