Jermyn St Theatre

First time I’ve been to Jermyn Street Theatre - went to watch “Mr Wickham”. Small and well preserved theatre. Enjoyed not only the play (fantastic one man show) but also the story of the Theatre itself. A charming and intimate place with different shows thought out the year. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Already planning my next one!

This is an experience ! Cascando is a play originally conceived as a radio play in 1961 and is performed in this way : you wear a cape, with the hood on, and you listen to the play meanwhile you walk for 30 minutes through the streets of St James. You are in a silent procession, walking all at the same pace, in an orderly queue. I loved it ! Please go and see it ! I highly recommend it !

First time to The Jermyn Street Theatre. Staff helpful. Small close space. Good seating and good views from seats Show. The Maids. Intriguing story. Good cast. Well deserved sell out. Second visit to jermyn street, The Outlaying Islands. A story based on a government decision to neutralise enemy land with biological warfare. The real anthrax island was only declared safe in the last decade or so from contamination during the war. The ending is quite similar to a story about missing light house men on a Scottish island. If run again a must see. Excellent cast. Third visit, Ragdoll, inspired by the Patty Hearst case, the kidnapped and brutalised heiress who joins her abusers in a crime spree. Is a story told over half a century. Will the heiress come to the aid of the lawyer who abandoned her after her trial. Excellent cast led by Abigail Cruttenden. Do see. Dear Liar, a life time of letters between George Bernard Shaw - Alan Turkington and actress Beatrice Rose Stella Tanner, Mrs Pat Buchanan covers love, dislike, happiness and sadness, life universe and everything. And the play Pygmalion (My Fair Lady). A wonderful 110 minutes.

What a wonderful little Theatre in the heart of Piccadilly in Jermyn Street! Check out their productions; there is so much quality and variety. We saw Helen Anker in her one woman play "The Essence of Audrey" - the life of Audrey Hepburn - fantastic.